
HOW IT ALL BEGAN
My love for travel started before I could even walk — just take a look at my first passport photo.
Hi, I'm Tina.
Founder of The Ginger on the Beach and lifelong traveler.
I help travelers explore the world with comfort, curiosity, and ease. My planning style is thoughtful and personal, never rushed and never one size fits all.
I believe travel should feel inspiring and enjoyable, not overwhelming.
Whether your perfect day is wandering through a European market or sitting quietly by the sea, I’m here to help you travel in a way that feels natural to you.


I was born into a French-American family. I didn’t grow up jet-setting around the world, but I did grow up with curiosity. The occasional trips we took — especially to visit family in France — made a big impact. They sparked my fascination with how people live, eat, and experience life differently in other places, and that quiet fascination never really left.


TRAVELING WITH INTENTION
When I travel, I try to do it with awareness of the place I’m in, the pace I’m moving at, and the way I want to feel while I’m there.
I specialize in planning trips across Western Europe, the Caribbean, and the United States, focusing on thoughtful itineraries, meaningful experiences, and making the most of your travel budget.
Some days, that means embracing the movement of a city, walking through galleries, markets, and quiet side streets, sitting in cafés and watching daily life unfold.
Other days, it means slowing down, taking in ocean air, napping in the shade, and enjoying the kind of quiet that comes when you don’t have anywhere else to be.
The sun and I have a complicated relationship. Over the years, I’ve learned that feeling at ease while traveling often comes down to simple things, a wide brimmed hat, SPF, breathable layers, and finding shade when you need it.
To me, intentional travel is not about doing more. It is about doing what feels right for you, and allowing space for comfort, presence, and discovery along the way.
WHY I LOVE WHAT I DO
I love helping people experience travel in a way that feels meaningful and enjoyable — not rushed, not over planned, just thoughtful and true to who they are.
Whether someone is traveling on their own, with a partner, or as a family, I want them to feel supported and inspired. I enjoy the research, the mapping, the quiet details — so they don’t have to.
For me, it isn’t just about seeing new places. It’s about creating moments of ease, wonder, and connection — the kind that stay with you long after the trip is over.





