Champagne wasn’t part of my plans at all.After my high school diploma, I dreamed of working in the beauty area, but my parents didn’t financial means yet, so I decided to study something else out of despite.I moved to France by myself, the first years were hard to adapt to a new country far from my family.In my second year, I could no longer continue studying something I wasn’t passionate about, so I finally had the financial means to pursue what I believed to be my true calling as a beauty therapist.

I finally got my degree, but my adventurous spirit craved more.On a whim, I decided to move to England to learn English, despite having no foundation in the language, no job, just a place to stay, and the support of my parents.It turned out to be the best decision of my life.I never imagined that embracing the challenge of learning English in a new country would open so many doors for me.I worked in the beauty industry for two and a half years, experiencing both highs and lows, but those experiences were essential in shaping the person I am today.

Since I was 17, I’ve lived far from my family, only seeing them once a year. Feeling the need to reconnect, I decided to return to France for a few months when my mother moved to Reims.

What was meant to be a short stay turned into six years.In the beginning, I explored the city and discovered the world of Champagne.

I fell in love with the region so much that I pursued training in Champagne tourism.

Today, I am an ambassador for a Champagne house and run my own business as a guide, creating tailor-made experiences for those who want to explore the region.