From an early age, a passion for tourism was present in her life, although her initial path began differently. A native of São Paulo, she began her academic studies in Journalism while balancing her studies with modeling work. It was during this period that she decided to do an exchange program in London, an experience that would mark a major turning point in her personal and professional life.

During her stay in the British capital, she had her first direct contact with the tourism sector, working at the city's central station. There, she witnessed the intense movement of travelers every weekend, awakening her fascination with the world of travel, cultures, and discoveries.

Upon returning to Brazil, she chose to follow her true calling: she enrolled in a Tourism degree and began her professional career in the field. However, she soon faced one of the greatest challenges of her life when she was diagnosed with cancer.

She underwent high-risk surgery and faced months of intensive treatments, such as chemotherapy, radiotherapy, and brachytherapy, a period during which she was temporarily away from her activities.