I yearn for adventure and enjoy helping others find their own unique experiences. In just the past 5 years, I have adventured in 30 countries. Whether batiking in Thailand, felting in Kazakhstan, blowing glass in England, baking roti in India, touring a salt mine in Poland or mosques and madrassahs in Uzbekistan, climbing peaks in Slovakia, alpine sledding in Switzerland, slinking through crypts in Italy, riding camels or a dogsled in Kazakhstan, exploring 6th century church ruins in Georgia, fawning over medieval Bulgaria, cruising in Hungary, scaling a canyonside in Kyrgyzstan or visiting the Burj Khalifa, the Golden Buddha, or the Taj Mahal, I have had my eye out for the best places to stay, to eat, to explore, and more importantly, the most incredible experiences one can have.
Veering off the beaten path often leads not only to new experiences, but to deeper discoveries of who we are, what we love, and where we want to go. But, of course, ‘off the beaten path’ need not mean sleeping under a rough yak wool blanket, or haggling for a bit of salted pork when your train breaks down. You can do it differently, and believe me, I get it!
As a mom of 4, I am well-practiced in finding adventure to fit all ages, tastes and abilities. It is important to me that each adventurer has a special ‘something’ to remember and relish, and I work hard to ensure that no matter what, you will have a trip to remember. Relationships are strengthened by shared adventures and I want to be there with you when it’s time to create your next big adventure!
E.S.
“In 2023, I contacted Hillary Malsch when I was in the U.S. feeling overwhelmed.”
I needed help with various travel arrangements in order to head to Europe, but
she has such a range of skills that she was able to aid me with much more than
the typical agent in my plan to move abroad. She is familiar with everything from
rental cars to driving routes across Europe, to necessary travel and visa documents,
to the challenges of traveling internationally with a pet. Her many long-established
contacts have proved useful, and she is able to give great advice based on her own
travel experiences. She offers practical, level-headed suggestions for things like travel
insurance and banking, and perhaps—as I have—you’ll come to count her as a friend.
In sum, she is a pleasure to work with and I feel fortunate to have found her.