Ron Imrie
There are moments where I can’t believe I get to do this for a living. Such as when I’m in the Teatro Colon in Argentina, watching my tour group receive six standing ovations for their performance. There we are, united in this incredible moment that we all know we’ll remember forever. It’s these shared moments that make travel so incredible. And while I’ll never forget those big moments, like having dinner with David Beckham or venturing inside Google HQ, it’s often the smallest moments that change us the most, such as the simple act of having fun kicking around a ball with an orphan.
I believe travel is the greatest opportunity for transformation. Our tours don’t just pursue those impossible destinations, but also those influential people which we would never normally encounter. Hearing that a shy, lonely music student found such confidence on a music tour that he went on to become a respected music teacher is just one of the reasons why I keep giving this job my all.
On our tours, we welcome strangers and farewell friends, forging bonds over stories and spontaneous moments. I hope that one day I will be welcoming you too.
