Joseph Figg

Travel has shaped every chapter of my life. For over a decade, I’ve lived abroad and explored the world with my children—from infants in strollers to teens with passports in hand. Together, we’ve gone on safari in Rwanda, floated in the Dead Sea, hiked Petra in Jordan, explored temples in Japan, wined and dined in Dubrovnik, celebrated parades at Disney World, and wandered through magical Christmas markets in Germany. What excites me most isn’t just the journey itself—it’s the planning that makes it seamless and unforgettable. Every adventure, whether smooth or a little chaotic, becomes part of your story. My philosophy is simple: even the unexpected turns often become the most interesting experiences and the best memories. With a passion for details, a global perspective, and hands-on expertise in family and multigenerational travel, I specialize in creating trips that are both stress-free and deeply meaningful. And because I have a family member with mobility challenges, I am especially mindful of accessibility needs—ensuring that every traveler, regardless of ability, feels comfortable and cared for.

Travel has shaped every chapter of my life. For over a decade, I’ve lived abroad and explored the world with my children—from infants in strollers to teens with passports in hand. Together, we’ve gone on safari in Rwanda, floated in the Dead Sea, hiked Petra in Jordan, explored temples in Japan, wined and dined in Dubrovnik, celebrated parades at Disney World, and wandered through magical Christmas markets in Germany. What excites me most isn’t just the journey itself—it’s the planning that makes it seamless and unforgettable. Every adventure, whether smooth or a little chaotic, becomes part of your story. My philosophy is simple: even the unexpected turns often become the most interesting experiences and the best memories. With a passion for details, a global perspective, and hands-on expertise in family and multigenerational travel, I specialize in creating trips that are both stress-free and deeply meaningful. And because I have a family member with mobility challenges, I am especially mindful of accessibility needs—ensuring that every traveler, regardless of ability, feels comfortable and cared for.