Meet Me

I studied History and Pre- and Protohistoric Archaeology in the charming university town of Würzburg, Germany. A place where my lifelong curiosity for human stories and landscapes truly came alive.

I’ve always been fascinated by how people shape and are shaped by their environments. This led me deep into the world of glacial archaeology and high alpine transalpinism , which was the focus of my Bachelor’s thesis ("Neue Forschungen in altem Eis - Gletscherarchäologie im Alpenraum"). I’ve had the privilege of working on archaeological projects across Europe, including the stunning sites of Madinat al-Zahra in Córdoba, the Copper Age city of Valencina de la Concepción in southern Spain, and field excavations in Weesen, the canton of St. Gallen, and Moutathal in Switzerland.

But while I loved learning about how past societies functioned, I began to wonder: What about today? What about the way we interact with culture now? Through tourism, travel, and heritage experiences? I realized that I didn't just want to study human behavior in the past . I want to shape its future.

That desire brought me to the world of business administration and tourism. My mission is to make travel more sustainable, equitable, and enriching. Not just for tourists, but for the workers behind the scenes and the environments we visit.

I may be transitioning out of traditional archaeology, but I carry with me everything it taught me about human complexity, cultural interaction, and the powerful relationship between people and place. And I’m ready to use that foundation to help transform the way we move through the world.
Thoughtfully, respectfully, and with lasting impact.