Sarah Breeden
She/Her
Based in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
English, French
Sarah Breeden
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My Story
I grew up internationally, living across six countries and four continents—an experience that sparked a lifelong love of travel and shaped my global perspective.
I began my career in the luxury travel industry working in revenue management and hotel partnerships, before earning an MBA in Paris and later working at Amazon in Luxembourg and Florida, where I developed thoughtful, customer-focused skills that I love to bring to every itinerary I create.
Now based in Rio de Janeiro, I’ve come full circle—founding Champagne Postcards, a travel advisory rooted in the belief that travel is always meant to be celebrated and shared. I specialize in multi-destination itineraries—from food & wine-driven escapes and sun-soaked beach getaways to ski holidays and distinctive, one-of-a-kind honeymoons and adventures.
Travel Style
My approach to travel is rooted in intention. I believe the most meaningful trips balance comfort with authenticity—favoring local experiences, a slower pace, and space to truly take in a destination. While I love traveling with others and sharing new experiences, I’m equally comfortable exploring solo, which allows me to design journeys that feel both personal and thoughtfully paced.
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A Guide to Vienna's Christmas Markets
My sister and I have a tradition of traveling abroad together over Thanksgiving each year. Last year, we chose Vienna—drawn in by the idea of exploring Christmas markets, mulled wine, ornament shopping, and kicking off the holiday season in the most festive. I’d been once before with friends and completely fell for the city—its elegance, the layers of history, the architecture, the cafe culture. Life had other plans, though, and I wasn’t able to join the trip. So instead, I did the next best thing: I put together a guide for her, filled with my favorite spots—cafés, restaurants, and can’t-miss sights, along with the best Christmas markets. It wasn’t quite the same as being there together, but it was my way of tagging along from afar.
A Guide to Vienna's Christmas Markets
My sister and I have a tradition of traveling abroad together over Thanksgiving each year. Last year, we chose Vienna—drawn in by the idea of exploring Christmas markets, mulled wine, ornament shopping, and kicking off the holiday season in the most festive. I’d been once before with friends and completely fell for the city—its elegance, the layers of history, the architecture, the cafe culture. Life had other plans, though, and I wasn’t able to join the trip. So instead, I did the next best thing: I put together a guide for her, filled with my favorite spots—cafés, restaurants, and can’t-miss sights, along with the best Christmas markets. It wasn’t quite the same as being there together, but it was my way of tagging along from afar.
A Guide to Vienna's Christmas Markets
My sister and I have a tradition of traveling abroad together over Thanksgiving each year. Last year, we chose Vienna—drawn in by the idea of exploring Christmas markets, mulled wine, ornament shopping, and kicking off the holiday season in the most festive. I’d been once before with friends and completely fell for the city—its elegance, the layers of history, the architecture, the cafe culture. Life had other plans, though, and I wasn’t able to join the trip. So instead, I did the next best thing: I put together a guide for her, filled with my favorite spots—cafés, restaurants, and can’t-miss sights, along with the best Christmas markets. It wasn’t quite the same as being there together, but it was my way of tagging along from afar.
A Guide to Vienna's Christmas Markets
My sister and I have a tradition of traveling abroad together over Thanksgiving each year. Last year, we chose Vienna—drawn in by the idea of exploring Christmas markets, mulled wine, ornament shopping, and kicking off the holiday season in the most festive. I’d been once before with friends and completely fell for the city—its elegance, the layers of history, the architecture, the cafe culture. Life had other plans, though, and I wasn’t able to join the trip. So instead, I did the next best thing: I put together a guide for her, filled with my favorite spots—cafés, restaurants, and can’t-miss sights, along with the best Christmas markets. It wasn’t quite the same as being there together, but it was my way of tagging along from afar.
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