I’m a sports manager based in Budapest, Hungary. I lived in Spain and Slovenia during my studies. Later, through a sports NGO I co-founded with friends, I had the opportunity to participate in and organize projects in countries like Tanzania, Uruguay, and Japan—just to name a few. I did my master’s study trip in Colombia and earned an internship in Taiwan. I’ve even presented my research at world conferences in Siberia and Botswana.

My favorite places so far are Borneo, Costa Rica, and the Azores Islands. Over the past 13 years, I’ve traveled almost every month—mostly for work, but each trip has kept my curiosity alive.

Professionally, I work as a freelance event manager in the world of professional sports. I’ve also volunteered in various roles, including six years on the Hungarian Olympic Committee’s Equal Opportunities Commission. My connection to sport has always come from passion, which is why I love staying active even during my recreational trips.

However, I miss the creative side of my work trips —the part where I can take control, dig into the travel details, and design my own route and way of exploring a country. I have the passion to spend hours online, researching places—mainly national parks—and building a trip around them.

Thanks to my previous travels, I’ve met so many amazing people along the way. I truly hope these new trips will create opportunities to reunite with some of them and to connect with new faces who share a similar mindset and carry interesting stories.

When I travel, I like to be natural, with no makeup, and no stylish or fancy dresses. Only sunscreen and mosquito repellent, comfortable shoes, light packing, and plenty of water.

If you’re ready for an adventurous trip, I’ll do my best to make it unforgettable. You can join alone, with friends, or with a partner—no matter who you are, we’ll become a team on the road, sharing good vibes and meaningful conversations.

Please don’t expect perfectly posed, “Instagrammable” photos with flawless outfits and luxury comforts.


But the landscapes?
Oh yes—those are absolutely worth sharing with the world.

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