In charge of the tours in parts of Asia and Europe for the FIT department of Terres d'Aventure.I am responsible for the development of Terres d'Aventure's offer in FIT for the 25+ countries in my portfolio. In a competitive marketplace such as adventure tourism, that means closely monitoring the industry trends, researching the new opportunities and working closely with our local partners in order always get the best products matching supply and demand. I'm in charge of the tour pricing and the industrial margin, and I negociate the prices with my providers.I also travel on location to either try to find new places to develop or check existing itineraries, to validate our quality and safety criterias (Sri Lanka, India, Norway, Turkey, Ladakh, Japan, Iceland, Nepal, etc.).For my tours, I then help for the in-house training of our sales team, by providing marketing material and organizing training sessions and on-location familiarization trips.Lastly, I write tour descriptions and take photographs on location for our website and brochures, and work closely with the communication department to promote the destinations and our tours (social media, press article, etc.).

Documentary photographer specialized in food and travel photography.I worked mostly in Asia (Malaysia, Taiwan and the Philippines) on different projects (editorial photography, web documentary, advertising). During that time, I also contributed as a photographer to the blog http://www.lemanger.fr/ (which won in 2013 the Golden Blog Awards as best food blog).

Co-producer of wildlife documentaries. I was in charge of the logistics and the planning for the shooting. I would also do some material research and write the texts for the voice-over.

I was in charge of all the tours in Northern Europe, the Arctic and also Antarctica. We mostly did direct production, meaning I would have to organize all the logistic for the tours, especially for the expeditions (Spitzberg, Greenland...). During that time, I got to travel in some areas of Greenland, Iceland, Siberia, etc.Later on, I was also the point person for the website, the SEO and the CRM development of the company.

For several seasons, I guided tourists in East Greenland, specifically in the Ammassalik region. Based in Kulusuk, I would at first take care of the day tours to visit the small Inuit settlement I was living in, and later on I started guiding trekking tours in summer and in winter snowshoes tours on the sea ice and the surrounding mountains.

When I wasn't guiding tours, I was working at the duty-free store in the remote airport of Kulusuk, Greenland. It got me to practice my basic danish and my even more basic east greenlandic.