• Unique & Unconventional Experiences: Look, it can be overwhelming visiting a place with thousands of people, like the Eiffel tower for instance (there are people everywhere). I like to leave those busy touristy areas for a more low-key and authentic experience. I mean, how many people can say they have soaked in a tub full of beer in the Czech Republic or learned to make a traditional crown in Latvia? Or discovered the art of Easter egg painting in Ukraine? The world is filled with unheard-of experiences and my mission is to find them and share these experiences with my readers.
• Destination Guides: I bring every destination I write about to life with my in-depth guides. Each guide tells the story of a destination through historical, social, and cultural context. My guides are meant to inspire, but also inform my readers on everything they would need to know before leaving on their trip.
• Food & Drink: Okay, there is no denying that food is a big reason people travel because well…it’s delicious and if you think about it food connects us. We all need it to live and it can be a great way to see and experience different cultures. That being said, I love food and my readers do too. I am not ashamed to admit that I have traveled far and wide to try certain dishes *ahem* lambs head in Iceland. If you are wondering whether I will come to your destination to try that one famous dish or drink you guys are known for and share it with my followers the answer is yes!
• Itineraries: When it comes to writing up itineraries I give my readers control to do what they want but also, providing structure so they can make the most of their time.
• Hotel Reviews: Do you have a boutique hotel or a hotel with a cool theme or aspect you think Clumsy Girl Travels readers would like to stay at? I would love to review it! Maybe it’s haunted or used to be an old jail or even a castle or monastery. I am always on the search for unique accommodations to share with my followers.
• Tour Reviews: I LOVE tours and have shared numerous tours with my readers over the years. They can be a great introduction to a destination when visiting for the first time. Whether it’s a walking tour, food tour, pub crawl, or a multi-day tour through the jungles of Peru. I would absolutely love to review your tour!
• Hidden Disability Travel: I have Episodic Ataxia Type 2, a degenerative neurological condition that affects my balance and fine motor skills, and occasionally I will write about what traveling with a hidden disability is like as well as give tips and showcase how destinations are accessible for people with disabilities. If you want to showcase the accessible side of your destination I would be happy to write an article.

My typical reader is a millennial female between the ages to 24-35 who enjoys solo travel and going off the beaten track. They prefer to take their time seeing one place in-depth than multiple places and they love immersing themselves in the local culture. My readers may or may not have mental or physical limitations holding them back, but are open to pushing through their barriers to see the world.

• My readers love solo travel or traveling with friends
• My readers enjoy staying at boutique hotels or hotels with a unique theme or aspect.
• My readers have a mid range budget, but love splurging on bucket list experiences.
• My readers love going off the tourist track and exploring the unique and offbeat side of a destination.
• My readers love exploring cities, but also spending a weekend in small towns & villages.
• My readers care about the welfare of animals and will not partake in any animal tourism experiences that exploit them in any way.

Whew! You made it so far and I thank you. You probably have tons of questions and I am excited to answer them, but first here are the many ways we can work together.

• Blog Posts
• Press & FAM Trips
• Contests & Giveaways
• Brand Ambassadorships
• Social Media Content & Takeover (Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest)
• Video Creation (TikTok, Reels)
• Product, Brand, Tour or Hotel Review
• Public Speaking

As you can see there is a lot to work with, so it’s time to discuss how we can make a partnership possible. If you scroll a bit more you will see a form – just fill that out with information on what an ideal partnership looks like to you and we can go from there.