Tweed Steadman
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Based in USA
English
Tweed Steadman
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Passionate explorer - from rustic nature to five star indulgence, having lived on three continents and traveled to over 50 countries so far.
Travel Style
I’ve discovered a knack for making complex itineraries flow smoothly, thriving over long-haul flights and recharging at favorite hotels. Whether you’d like to kayak the stunning coast of Albania, indulge in spa-hopping in the Philippines, dance at a music festival in Croatia, embark on a trek with wine stops in Catalonia, or simply recharge at a luxurious all-inclusive resort, I’m here to craft the perfect trip for you. Picture yourself seamlessly balancing adventure and relaxation, soaking in authentic experiences while basking in comfort and style. Allow me to design a bespoke journey that caters to your unique style and budget, ensuring every moment is filled with fun, exploration and indulgence.
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Reviews (16)
Suvapa S.
2 months ago
I want to share my experience working with Tweed for my trip to Siem Reap. I followed her advice to choose Siem Reap and also the hotel she recommended. The location was perfect for us, close to the city and riverwalk but still on the quiet side. The hotel and the room were really great, full of character, and we especially loved the balcony which we did not expect. Tweed arranged the car transfers for us from and to the airport. Even though our flight was delayed and immigration took a long time, the driver was still waiting with a smile, and the hotel was ready for us even for a midnight check‑in. This made us feel very taken care of after a long travel day.
For food, her restaurant recommendations were excellent. We loved the French bakery with amazing pastries and breads. The Khmer local restaurant she suggested was so good we went there twice. On our last evening she recommended a more luxury dinner with a tasting menu, and it was fantastic. We would never find this place by ourselves.
Of course we visited Angkor Wat, but we really appreciated her advice about how many temples to see and which ones match our energy. Because we didn’t want to wake up very early and be in the big crowds, she suggested we go in reverse order. We ended up having Ta Prohm almost all to ourselves, and this became one of the highlights of our whole trip. Finally, Tweed recommended the Phare circus. Honestly, we might not have gone without her suggestion, but she booked us perfect seats and we enjoyed it so much. It was a wonderful experience.
Overall, Tweed made our trip smooth, enjoyable, and full of special moments we would not discover on our own. I am very thankful for her help and would recommend her to anyone planning a trip.
Jon H.
2 months ago
Tweed is an excellent travel advisor, she knows the region well!
Jon H.
2 months ago
Definitely book with Tweed she really wants your trip to be a success
Jon H.
3 months ago
Tweed genuinely enjoys helping you organize your trip, sharing not only your excitement but any concerns you may have in any of the details.
Zoe M.
3 months ago
Tweed has been an amazing travel agent! She responds promptly and is happy to work with me, even when I am incredibly picky or indecisive. She provides all the information I ask for and very helpful when helping me make decisions.
Suvapa S.
2 months ago
I want to share my experience working with Tweed for my trip to Siem Reap. I followed her advice to choose Siem Reap and also the hotel she recommended. The location was perfect for us, close to the city and riverwalk but still on the quiet side. The hotel and the room were really great, full of character, and we especially loved the balcony which we did not expect. Tweed arranged the car transfers for us from and to the airport. Even though our flight was delayed and immigration took a long time, the driver was still waiting with a smile, and the hotel was ready for us even for a midnight check‑in. This made us feel very taken care of after a long travel day.
For food, her restaurant recommendations were excellent. We loved the French bakery with amazing pastries and breads. The Khmer local restaurant she suggested was so good we went there twice. On our last evening she recommended a more luxury dinner with a tasting menu, and it was fantastic. We would never find this place by ourselves.
Of course we visited Angkor Wat, but we really appreciated her advice about how many temples to see and which ones match our energy. Because we didn’t want to wake up very early and be in the big crowds, she suggested we go in reverse order. We ended up having Ta Prohm almost all to ourselves, and this became one of the highlights of our whole trip. Finally, Tweed recommended the Phare circus. Honestly, we might not have gone without her suggestion, but she booked us perfect seats and we enjoyed it so much. It was a wonderful experience.
Overall, Tweed made our trip smooth, enjoyable, and full of special moments we would not discover on our own. I am very thankful for her help and would recommend her to anyone planning a trip.
Jon H.
2 months ago
Tweed is an excellent travel advisor, she knows the region well!
Jon H.
2 months ago
Definitely book with Tweed she really wants your trip to be a success
Jon H.
3 months ago
Tweed genuinely enjoys helping you organize your trip, sharing not only your excitement but any concerns you may have in any of the details.
Travel ideas (3)
Siem Reap: More Than a Gateway to Angkor Wat
I went to Siem Reap expecting it to be a place you simply pass through—somewhere to fill the gaps between visits to the temples. But that assumption didn’t last long. From the moment I arrived at the new airport (opened in 2023) and made the drive into town—along a smooth, newly built road that opens onto a wide, welcoming boulevard—it was clear I’d misjudged it. Siem Reap is a destination in its own right: charming, walkable, impressively clean, and increasingly mindful of sustainability, with an evolving food scene, thoughtful wellness offerings, and locals who greet you with genuine warmth. It’s also a place where boutique and luxury hotels truly shine—intimate, design-forward stays and serene resorts that feel like destinations in themselves, you will want to slow down and linger. On that first trip, however, I didn’t give the town the time it deserved. If there’s one takeaway, it’s this: Don’t treat Siem Reap as a stopover. Give it the time it deserves—ideally five to seven days—and you may find, as I did, that the moments between the temples become just as memorable as the temples themselves.
Siem Reap: More Than a Gateway to Angkor Wat
I went to Siem Reap expecting it to be a place you simply pass through—somewhere to fill the gaps between visits to the temples. But that assumption didn’t last long. From the moment I arrived at the new airport (opened in 2023) and made the drive into town—along a smooth, newly built road that opens onto a wide, welcoming boulevard—it was clear I’d misjudged it. Siem Reap is a destination in its own right: charming, walkable, impressively clean, and increasingly mindful of sustainability, with an evolving food scene, thoughtful wellness offerings, and locals who greet you with genuine warmth. It’s also a place where boutique and luxury hotels truly shine—intimate, design-forward stays and serene resorts that feel like destinations in themselves, you will want to slow down and linger. On that first trip, however, I didn’t give the town the time it deserved. If there’s one takeaway, it’s this: Don’t treat Siem Reap as a stopover. Give it the time it deserves—ideally five to seven days—and you may find, as I did, that the moments between the temples become just as memorable as the temples themselves.
24 Unforgettable Hours in New Orleans: Best Things to Do, Eat & Explore
New Orleans isn’t just a city—it’s a whole vibe. I keep going back because there’s truly nowhere else like it—not in the US or anywhere else. Just a 30-minute drive from the airport to the French Quarter (made livelier by a great chat with my driver), and I already had a grin on my face and a list of restaurant recommendations ready to go. That’s the heart of NOLA: the people. But the architecture is just as colorful and charming. Every street corner hums with music, history, and flavor. From jazz to jambalaya, this city celebrates life (and even death) in every possible way. While I’ve spent many long weekends soaking up its magic, on this trip, I tried something different: a 24-hour stopover. It was last-minute and impulsive (not me), but it was a fabulous reminder of just how perfect this city is for a short stay. And the relatively new airport is a definite plus, making the whole experience even better. One day is not enough to see everything, but it’s certainly enough to experience the essence of New Orleans—and to start talking your friends into your next trip.
24 Unforgettable Hours in New Orleans: Best Things to Do, Eat & Explore
New Orleans isn’t just a city—it’s a whole vibe. I keep going back because there’s truly nowhere else like it—not in the US or anywhere else. Just a 30-minute drive from the airport to the French Quarter (made livelier by a great chat with my driver), and I already had a grin on my face and a list of restaurant recommendations ready to go. That’s the heart of NOLA: the people. But the architecture is just as colorful and charming. Every street corner hums with music, history, and flavor. From jazz to jambalaya, this city celebrates life (and even death) in every possible way. While I’ve spent many long weekends soaking up its magic, on this trip, I tried something different: a 24-hour stopover. It was last-minute and impulsive (not me), but it was a fabulous reminder of just how perfect this city is for a short stay. And the relatively new airport is a definite plus, making the whole experience even better. One day is not enough to see everything, but it’s certainly enough to experience the essence of New Orleans—and to start talking your friends into your next trip.
10 Days in Northern & Central Vietnam - Blending History, Culture & Nature
A 10-day adventure through Northern and Central Vietnam is a blend of contrasts for a truly memorable trip. This itinerary covers a lot but can be customized to meet your timing and trip goals. You can reach me via the form below. From the intensity of Hanoi, where the sounds, sights and business of the city can make your head spin, to the serenity and natural wonders of Tam Coc and Bai Tu Long Bay. Transferring to the Central Coast, to take it down a notch, experience the vibrant charm and history of Hue and Hoi An, where color leaps from every corner, and offering opportunity for ultimate rest and relaxation by the beach.
10 Days in Northern & Central Vietnam - Blending History, Culture & Nature
A 10-day adventure through Northern and Central Vietnam is a blend of contrasts for a truly memorable trip. This itinerary covers a lot but can be customized to meet your timing and trip goals. You can reach me via the form below. From the intensity of Hanoi, where the sounds, sights and business of the city can make your head spin, to the serenity and natural wonders of Tam Coc and Bai Tu Long Bay. Transferring to the Central Coast, to take it down a notch, experience the vibrant charm and history of Hue and Hoi An, where color leaps from every corner, and offering opportunity for ultimate rest and relaxation by the beach.
Siem Reap: More Than a Gateway to Angkor Wat
I went to Siem Reap expecting it to be a place you simply pass through—somewhere to fill the gaps between visits to the temples. But that assumption didn’t last long. From the moment I arrived at the new airport (opened in 2023) and made the drive into town—along a smooth, newly built road that opens onto a wide, welcoming boulevard—it was clear I’d misjudged it. Siem Reap is a destination in its own right: charming, walkable, impressively clean, and increasingly mindful of sustainability, with an evolving food scene, thoughtful wellness offerings, and locals who greet you with genuine warmth. It’s also a place where boutique and luxury hotels truly shine—intimate, design-forward stays and serene resorts that feel like destinations in themselves, you will want to slow down and linger. On that first trip, however, I didn’t give the town the time it deserved. If there’s one takeaway, it’s this: Don’t treat Siem Reap as a stopover. Give it the time it deserves—ideally five to seven days—and you may find, as I did, that the moments between the temples become just as memorable as the temples themselves.
Siem Reap: More Than a Gateway to Angkor Wat
I went to Siem Reap expecting it to be a place you simply pass through—somewhere to fill the gaps between visits to the temples. But that assumption didn’t last long. From the moment I arrived at the new airport (opened in 2023) and made the drive into town—along a smooth, newly built road that opens onto a wide, welcoming boulevard—it was clear I’d misjudged it. Siem Reap is a destination in its own right: charming, walkable, impressively clean, and increasingly mindful of sustainability, with an evolving food scene, thoughtful wellness offerings, and locals who greet you with genuine warmth. It’s also a place where boutique and luxury hotels truly shine—intimate, design-forward stays and serene resorts that feel like destinations in themselves, you will want to slow down and linger. On that first trip, however, I didn’t give the town the time it deserved. If there’s one takeaway, it’s this: Don’t treat Siem Reap as a stopover. Give it the time it deserves—ideally five to seven days—and you may find, as I did, that the moments between the temples become just as memorable as the temples themselves.
24 Unforgettable Hours in New Orleans: Best Things to Do, Eat & Explore
New Orleans isn’t just a city—it’s a whole vibe. I keep going back because there’s truly nowhere else like it—not in the US or anywhere else. Just a 30-minute drive from the airport to the French Quarter (made livelier by a great chat with my driver), and I already had a grin on my face and a list of restaurant recommendations ready to go. That’s the heart of NOLA: the people. But the architecture is just as colorful and charming. Every street corner hums with music, history, and flavor. From jazz to jambalaya, this city celebrates life (and even death) in every possible way. While I’ve spent many long weekends soaking up its magic, on this trip, I tried something different: a 24-hour stopover. It was last-minute and impulsive (not me), but it was a fabulous reminder of just how perfect this city is for a short stay. And the relatively new airport is a definite plus, making the whole experience even better. One day is not enough to see everything, but it’s certainly enough to experience the essence of New Orleans—and to start talking your friends into your next trip.
24 Unforgettable Hours in New Orleans: Best Things to Do, Eat & Explore
New Orleans isn’t just a city—it’s a whole vibe. I keep going back because there’s truly nowhere else like it—not in the US or anywhere else. Just a 30-minute drive from the airport to the French Quarter (made livelier by a great chat with my driver), and I already had a grin on my face and a list of restaurant recommendations ready to go. That’s the heart of NOLA: the people. But the architecture is just as colorful and charming. Every street corner hums with music, history, and flavor. From jazz to jambalaya, this city celebrates life (and even death) in every possible way. While I’ve spent many long weekends soaking up its magic, on this trip, I tried something different: a 24-hour stopover. It was last-minute and impulsive (not me), but it was a fabulous reminder of just how perfect this city is for a short stay. And the relatively new airport is a definite plus, making the whole experience even better. One day is not enough to see everything, but it’s certainly enough to experience the essence of New Orleans—and to start talking your friends into your next trip.
10 Days in Northern & Central Vietnam - Blending History, Culture & Nature
A 10-day adventure through Northern and Central Vietnam is a blend of contrasts for a truly memorable trip. This itinerary covers a lot but can be customized to meet your timing and trip goals. You can reach me via the form below. From the intensity of Hanoi, where the sounds, sights and business of the city can make your head spin, to the serenity and natural wonders of Tam Coc and Bai Tu Long Bay. Transferring to the Central Coast, to take it down a notch, experience the vibrant charm and history of Hue and Hoi An, where color leaps from every corner, and offering opportunity for ultimate rest and relaxation by the beach.
10 Days in Northern & Central Vietnam - Blending History, Culture & Nature
A 10-day adventure through Northern and Central Vietnam is a blend of contrasts for a truly memorable trip. This itinerary covers a lot but can be customized to meet your timing and trip goals. You can reach me via the form below. From the intensity of Hanoi, where the sounds, sights and business of the city can make your head spin, to the serenity and natural wonders of Tam Coc and Bai Tu Long Bay. Transferring to the Central Coast, to take it down a notch, experience the vibrant charm and history of Hue and Hoi An, where color leaps from every corner, and offering opportunity for ultimate rest and relaxation by the beach.
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