Originally from France, Laure moved to Canada at the age of two and has since called a few Canadian cities home.
She spent her childhood years in Calgary, a short period of time in Quebec, and has now settled down in Vancouver.
Her passion for travel started early on through annual family adventures, ultimately inspiring her to turn that love for exploration into a career.
With a keen eye for detail and a deep appreciation for diverse cultures and cuisines, Laure brings both enthusiasm and insight to the travel industry.
Outside of work, she enjoys experimenting in the kitchen, baking sweet treats, discovering new restaurants and cafés, and staying grounded through Pilates.
What is your favorite place in Canada?
Lake Louise is one of my favorite places. Its crystal-clear blue waters surrounded by towering mountains are breathtaking. It’s one of those spots that never loses its magic, no matter how many times you visit.
What is your best travel memory in Canada?
Every winter growing up, my dad, brother, and I would head to Banff and Canmore for a short getaway. We’d stay in a hotel for a night or two and spend our days skiing and snowboarding at the nearby resorts. It became a tradition I always looked forward to, and those trips hold some of my fondest memories.
What one thing in Canada should you experience at least once in your life?
Winter in the Canadian Rockies is something truly special. Hitting the slopes in Banff or taking in the beauty of Lake Louise when it's covered in snow stays with you. It's a magical part of Canada that everyone should witness at least once.
