After the university degree 110 cum laude in Journalism (Italy) and one year as Erasmus in Germany, I worked for 3 years as flight attendant (Air Dolomiti). I concluded my studying in Science of Communication with the thesis in Tourism Psychology “The sense of traveling: a trip through the travel history and the psychology of the traveler” 110 cum laude. After two post-bachelor scholarship (in Austria, about girls travel habits and on cross-border communication), my project to renew the Youth Hostel of Trieste was financed by Area di Ricerca - UNESCO. During this project I have been living in Spain, analyzing the activity of a success hostel. I collaborated with TV Koper in Slovenia (news and cultural programs). In 2006 I did the journalism national exam (thesis about tourism press). At the same time I became mom. Since this moment on, my work focused on Sustainable and Responsible Tourism (specialization in Milan, ICEI): Press Office for AITR (Italian Association of Responsible Tourism), Cultural Anthropology lectures and collaborator for the Slow Tourism at Trieste University; travel journalist for different magazine, the local daily newspaper & the national radio; teacher in tourism high school and author of 3 books (Responsbile Tourism; Traveling woman and Travels with Kids). For 3 years I run my own press office “Traveling Words” dedicated to green tourism; as journalist I took part to the Central America travel fair in Panama and as Social Media Manager for Tripblend.com to the Indian travel fair in New Dehli.After becoming MTB tour guide, I worked as journalist in the cycling tourism, as press officer for a bicycle producer and as journalist - journalistic column on the local newspaper.During these years I have been traveling for professional reasons and personal pleasure (Japan, Central America, Brazil, India and a lot of European countries). In 2017 I moved to the UNESCO supported International Community of Auroville, India, with my 2 kids, to explore an alternative way of life. I have been collaborating with the press office and the radio and worked as tourist guide. In 2020 I moved back to Europe to teach at Tourism school in Slovenia; recently I decided to move back to my Hometown, Trieste, where I am working now as freelance journalist specialized in cycling tourism (at Radio RAI I have my own program "the cycling radio"). I concluded the course "customer care & hotel reception" and I just refreshed my cycling tour guide certification: I'm enjoying working and cycling again around this beautiful region between Karst and seaside!