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Grace Owen

Grace

About Grace

Grace joined the team as an apprentice in July 2025, after spending 2 years at college achieving a triple distinction in Travel and Tourism.

She has really enjoyed understanding the world of luxury travel and learning all about our high expectations for clients.

Grace experienced her first educational visit in 2026 with a stunning trip to Rome, Florence and Venice and can’t wait to explore more of the world.

Her sunny personality brightens all our days. She brings enthusiasm, a positive attitude, and a passion for learning to the team.

We are all super excited to see Grace grow further in her role and thrilled with the lovely feedback she often receives.

Grace will never forget…

Her first work trip. To stay in such wonderful accommodation and to have the privilege to build relationships whilst experiencing some of our best-loved destinations first-hand blew her mind (her words).

Favourite Destinations

Canada

Canada

The vast frontier of Canada is a land of windswept prairies, towering mountains, fields of glaciers, pristine lakes and rocky coastlines. Filled with diverse wildlife like wolves, moose, bears, eagles and other animals, the Canadian landscape is one of great natural beauty and provides ample opportunity for outdoor sports like...

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New Zealand

New Zealand

Though the island nation is geographically small, the sweeping landscapes seem immense to awestruck visitors taking in the jagged mountain peaks, rolling hills, sparkling beaches, scenic fjords, raging rivers and pristine lakes that make up the stunning scenery of New Zealand. New Zealand is an adventures paradise, with opportunities...

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Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka was formerly known as “Serendib” from which the word “Serendipity” originates and “Ceylon” more recently. This country has long been known as the pearl of the Indian Ocean and is renowned for its diverse beauty. Roughly the size of Ireland it is located just off the southern coast of India and just three degrees above the equator.

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