Rosie Pham

What places and activities do you specialize in?

"I specialize in crafting unique travel experiences across Vietnam and Thailand. Here are some of the highlights I offer:

Vietnam
+ Historical Tours: Explore Hanoi’s Old Quarter, Hue’s Imperial City, and Hoi An’s ancient streets.
+ Nature Escapes: Visit Ha Long Bay’s limestone karsts, trek through Sapa’s rice terraces, or discover the Phong Nha cave system.
+ Cultural Immersion: Experience traditional village life, try local cooking classes, or enjoy a water puppet show.
+ Foodie Experiences: Indulge in street food tours and sample regional specialties from pho to banh mi.

Thailand
+ Island Adventures: Relax on Phuket’s beaches, dive in the Similan Islands, or explore Koh Samui and Koh Tao.
+ City Life: Enjoy Bangkok’s vibrant markets, floating markets, and temple tours like Wat Arun or the Grand Palace.
+ Cultural Highlights: Discover Chiang Mai’s temples, take part in a lantern festival, or visit elephant sanctuaries.
+ Outdoor Thrills: Hike Doi Inthanon, explore Khao Sok National Park, or take long-tail boat tours.

I focus on personalized trip plan, authentic experiences, and connecting travelers with the heart of each destination."

How did you get involved in travel?

"My family often traveled, and my father, who loved history, would share fascinating stories about every place we visited. Those trips sparked my dream of working in tourism—I wanted to explore the world and learn its stories. As I grew older, , I decided to study tourism at National Economics University and learning English helped me connect with friends from different countries, and I realized how much I enjoy interacting with people. For me, tourism is more than just traveling; it’s about creating connections and sharing experiences. It’s the perfect path for me to follow my passions."

Please share a unique travel experience you will never forget.

"One of my most memorable experiences was during my first year of university when I traveled to Da Nang with my younger sister. It was our first time planning a trip on our own, from booking accommodations to arranging activities, and it made the journey even more special. But I had a little mishap when we got lost on the way to Linh Ung Pagoda. Instead of feeling stressed, we ended up laughing it off and asking locals for directions, who were incredibly friendly and helpful. That detour turned into a fun adventure, and we even discovered a hidden café with the best coconut coffee! The trip wasn’t just about the destination; it was about the joy of independence, overcoming small challenges, and creating unforgettable memories with my sister"