Amy Salazar
She/Her
Based in Miami, FL
Amy Salazar
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My Story
Executive recruiter turned travel advisor. Helping high-performers recharge.
Travel Style
I look for hidden gems and places that make you want to disconnect and linger. For me, great travel feels like being at home somewhere new—and coming back refreshed.
Travel ideas (1)
Learning to Slow Down in Chiloé
If Patagonia is for the adrenaline, Chiloé (pronounced Chill-o-way) is for the reset. I spent six days at Refugia Chiloé in November 2025, leaning into an all-inclusive stay so I could completely offload the mental load of planning. As someone who builds travel for high performers, I wanted to test the "zero-friction" life firsthand—no logistics, no decisions, just world-class food, wine, and culture. It’s no secret that nature heals; Chiloé just does it with more precision.
Learning to Slow Down in Chiloé
If Patagonia is for the adrenaline, Chiloé (pronounced Chill-o-way) is for the reset. I spent six days at Refugia Chiloé in November 2025, leaning into an all-inclusive stay so I could completely offload the mental load of planning. As someone who builds travel for high performers, I wanted to test the "zero-friction" life firsthand—no logistics, no decisions, just world-class food, wine, and culture. It’s no secret that nature heals; Chiloé just does it with more precision.
Learning to Slow Down in Chiloé
If Patagonia is for the adrenaline, Chiloé (pronounced Chill-o-way) is for the reset. I spent six days at Refugia Chiloé in November 2025, leaning into an all-inclusive stay so I could completely offload the mental load of planning. As someone who builds travel for high performers, I wanted to test the "zero-friction" life firsthand—no logistics, no decisions, just world-class food, wine, and culture. It’s no secret that nature heals; Chiloé just does it with more precision.
Learning to Slow Down in Chiloé
If Patagonia is for the adrenaline, Chiloé (pronounced Chill-o-way) is for the reset. I spent six days at Refugia Chiloé in November 2025, leaning into an all-inclusive stay so I could completely offload the mental load of planning. As someone who builds travel for high performers, I wanted to test the "zero-friction" life firsthand—no logistics, no decisions, just world-class food, wine, and culture. It’s no secret that nature heals; Chiloé just does it with more precision.