Erica Hanger
Based in Scotland
English
Erica Hanger
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My Story
Hi, I’m Erica—a full-time digital nomad who typically spends 1+ months immersed in each destination, primarily in Europe, the Americas, and the Caribbean, allowing me to provide you with insider knowledge and curated recommendations that go beyond typical tourist experiences.
Travel Style
With a certification in Sustainable Tourism (GSTC), I specialize in crafting personalized, responsible travel experiences that go beyond the guidebook, connecting you with local communities, hidden gems not found on Google Maps, and authentic cultural moments that AI can’t write you the itinerary for. Whether traveling solo, as a digital nomad, special occasion, or in a group seeking opportunities for genuine cultural exchanges, culinary discoveries, exploring the outdoors, and meaningful connections, I design itineraries that reflect your values and budget while prioritizing sustainability and ethical tourism. Drop me a line—I look forward to meeting you!
solo travel • adventure travel • LGBTQ+ • regenerative travel • slow travel • special occasions: birthdays, girls trips, honeymoons, and more!
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Reviews (1)
vikas M.
2 months ago
It is a joy to work with Erica for all of our travel plans! We love that she curates an itinerary specifically to our budget, preferences, and travel calendar. She not only gives us options for tours and restaurants, she also books reservations and provides cultural context around language, customs, transportation, and money. Erica has been coordinating with us on our travel itineraries for the past 1.5 years, and we highly recommend her!! With her guidance and services, our travel planning has gone from feeling flustered to feeling excited and relaxed!
vikas M.
2 months ago
It is a joy to work with Erica for all of our travel plans! We love that she curates an itinerary specifically to our budget, preferences, and travel calendar. She not only gives us options for tours and restaurants, she also books reservations and provides cultural context around language, customs, transportation, and money. Erica has been coordinating with us on our travel itineraries for the past 1.5 years, and we highly recommend her!! With her guidance and services, our travel planning has gone from feeling flustered to feeling excited and relaxed!
Travel ideas (3)
Athens Easter Experience: From Candlelit Processions to Joyous Feasts
Experiencing Easter in Athens is witnessing Greece at its most authentic and spiritually profound. The city transforms into a living celebration where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with contemporary life, creating an atmosphere unlike any other time of year. From the solemn candlelit processions through the Plaka to the midnight resurrection services and the joyous feasts that follow, Athens during Holy Week offers travelers a rare glimpse into the heart of Greek culture and Orthodox faith. This is my favorite time to visit Athens because you experience the city not just as a tourist, but also as a welcomed guest in one of humanity's most meaningful celebrations.
Athens Easter Experience: From Candlelit Processions to Joyous Feasts
Experiencing Easter in Athens is witnessing Greece at its most authentic and spiritually profound. The city transforms into a living celebration where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with contemporary life, creating an atmosphere unlike any other time of year. From the solemn candlelit processions through the Plaka to the midnight resurrection services and the joyous feasts that follow, Athens during Holy Week offers travelers a rare glimpse into the heart of Greek culture and Orthodox faith. This is my favorite time to visit Athens because you experience the city not just as a tourist, but also as a welcomed guest in one of humanity's most meaningful celebrations.
Saba: The Unspoiled Island of the Caribbean
Saba is a rare gem in the Caribbean—a 5-square-mile volcanic island that has resisted mass tourism and preserved its authentic character. Known as the “Unspoiled Queen,” this special municipality of the Netherlands offers remarkable diving, hiking through cloud forests, and a pioneering approach to sustainability that includes working toward 100% renewable energy. What makes Saba truly special is its commitment to conservation and community-led initiatives, from marine protection to creative cultural programs, proving that small islands can lead the way in responsible tourism.
Saba: The Unspoiled Island of the Caribbean
Saba is a rare gem in the Caribbean—a 5-square-mile volcanic island that has resisted mass tourism and preserved its authentic character. Known as the “Unspoiled Queen,” this special municipality of the Netherlands offers remarkable diving, hiking through cloud forests, and a pioneering approach to sustainability that includes working toward 100% renewable energy. What makes Saba truly special is its commitment to conservation and community-led initiatives, from marine protection to creative cultural programs, proving that small islands can lead the way in responsible tourism.
Georgia's Wine Country: A Journey Through Ancient Vineyards & Living Traditions
Georgia’s wine region isn’t just about tasting exceptional wines—it’s about experiencing an unbroken 8,000-year tradition that lives and breathes in every family-owned vineyard. From watching winemakers tend their buried qvevri vessels to sharing chacha toasts at sunset overlooking the Alazani Valley, this is where wine culture is woven into the fabric of daily life, and what a privilege to join such hospitable people and share stories over delectable food and wine. What makes Georgia’s wine country truly special is the warmth of its people, who welcome you not as tourists but as honored guests in a centuries-old ritual of hospitality and craft.
Georgia's Wine Country: A Journey Through Ancient Vineyards & Living Traditions
Georgia’s wine region isn’t just about tasting exceptional wines—it’s about experiencing an unbroken 8,000-year tradition that lives and breathes in every family-owned vineyard. From watching winemakers tend their buried qvevri vessels to sharing chacha toasts at sunset overlooking the Alazani Valley, this is where wine culture is woven into the fabric of daily life, and what a privilege to join such hospitable people and share stories over delectable food and wine. What makes Georgia’s wine country truly special is the warmth of its people, who welcome you not as tourists but as honored guests in a centuries-old ritual of hospitality and craft.
Athens Easter Experience: From Candlelit Processions to Joyous Feasts
Experiencing Easter in Athens is witnessing Greece at its most authentic and spiritually profound. The city transforms into a living celebration where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with contemporary life, creating an atmosphere unlike any other time of year. From the solemn candlelit processions through the Plaka to the midnight resurrection services and the joyous feasts that follow, Athens during Holy Week offers travelers a rare glimpse into the heart of Greek culture and Orthodox faith. This is my favorite time to visit Athens because you experience the city not just as a tourist, but also as a welcomed guest in one of humanity's most meaningful celebrations.
Athens Easter Experience: From Candlelit Processions to Joyous Feasts
Experiencing Easter in Athens is witnessing Greece at its most authentic and spiritually profound. The city transforms into a living celebration where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with contemporary life, creating an atmosphere unlike any other time of year. From the solemn candlelit processions through the Plaka to the midnight resurrection services and the joyous feasts that follow, Athens during Holy Week offers travelers a rare glimpse into the heart of Greek culture and Orthodox faith. This is my favorite time to visit Athens because you experience the city not just as a tourist, but also as a welcomed guest in one of humanity's most meaningful celebrations.
Saba: The Unspoiled Island of the Caribbean
Saba is a rare gem in the Caribbean—a 5-square-mile volcanic island that has resisted mass tourism and preserved its authentic character. Known as the “Unspoiled Queen,” this special municipality of the Netherlands offers remarkable diving, hiking through cloud forests, and a pioneering approach to sustainability that includes working toward 100% renewable energy. What makes Saba truly special is its commitment to conservation and community-led initiatives, from marine protection to creative cultural programs, proving that small islands can lead the way in responsible tourism.
Saba: The Unspoiled Island of the Caribbean
Saba is a rare gem in the Caribbean—a 5-square-mile volcanic island that has resisted mass tourism and preserved its authentic character. Known as the “Unspoiled Queen,” this special municipality of the Netherlands offers remarkable diving, hiking through cloud forests, and a pioneering approach to sustainability that includes working toward 100% renewable energy. What makes Saba truly special is its commitment to conservation and community-led initiatives, from marine protection to creative cultural programs, proving that small islands can lead the way in responsible tourism.
Georgia's Wine Country: A Journey Through Ancient Vineyards & Living Traditions
Georgia’s wine region isn’t just about tasting exceptional wines—it’s about experiencing an unbroken 8,000-year tradition that lives and breathes in every family-owned vineyard. From watching winemakers tend their buried qvevri vessels to sharing chacha toasts at sunset overlooking the Alazani Valley, this is where wine culture is woven into the fabric of daily life, and what a privilege to join such hospitable people and share stories over delectable food and wine. What makes Georgia’s wine country truly special is the warmth of its people, who welcome you not as tourists but as honored guests in a centuries-old ritual of hospitality and craft.
Georgia's Wine Country: A Journey Through Ancient Vineyards & Living Traditions
Georgia’s wine region isn’t just about tasting exceptional wines—it’s about experiencing an unbroken 8,000-year tradition that lives and breathes in every family-owned vineyard. From watching winemakers tend their buried qvevri vessels to sharing chacha toasts at sunset overlooking the Alazani Valley, this is where wine culture is woven into the fabric of daily life, and what a privilege to join such hospitable people and share stories over delectable food and wine. What makes Georgia’s wine country truly special is the warmth of its people, who welcome you not as tourists but as honored guests in a centuries-old ritual of hospitality and craft.
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