Traveling has, in fact, always been a huge passion of mine. I specialized in tourism in high school, studied three foreign languages (English, French, and German), and started with my first trips abroad when I was 15 (the first destination being Paris, France).

After that, I understood that traveling meant much more than being a tourist on vacation: to me, it meant exploring, discovering, understanding, learning, and so on.

Since then, I never stopped moving around. Even when I enrolled in law school, I needed constant contact with the outside world. I continued exploring foreign countries, and I got my degree in Comparative Law after living in NYC while doing research for my dissertation. Then I lived in Strasbourg (France) while attending a post-grad course, just before moving back to NYC again to work at the Permanent Mission of my Country to the UN.

After living in NYC for the second time, it became clear to me that I wasn’t meant to be a typical lawyer (too boring).

So, after working for a while as a legal specialist in Milan for a famous English fashion designer and a long run as a Legal Quality Manager in Switzerland, I created my own consulting business. This gave me the chance to manage my working life and my travel addiction.

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