In case of doubt, just ask yourself: “What will you remember when you’re old?”. That dictates most of my decisions when I travel. I try to travel with limited expectations, always keep an open mind, and not overpack the schedule. Most importantly: travel light and eat local.
In case of doubt, just ask yourself: “What will you remember when you’re old?”. That dictates most of my decisions when I travel. I try to travel with limited expectations, always keep an open mind, and not overpack the schedule. Most importantly: travel light and eat local.
Rachel is an international tax professional by day and a travel and food writer by night. She was born and raised in Montreal, studied in the South of France during her Bachelor’s degree, and is fluent in French. She holds a Master’s degree in Economics from HEC Montreal and wrote her thesis on the Economics of Happiness. Rachel travels frequently for work and does not hesitate to jump on another flight during her free time. She now calls New York City home, but still prefers Montreal bagels over NYC bagels.
