Exploring the World in the Off Season
I’m Aimee, the “Aim” in Aim For Everywhere. I’ve spent the better part of my life chasing my dreams of traveling the world, from studying abroad in Paris to living in Porto, Portugal. After three years of full time exploring and figuring out how to travel the world for less, I realized that I loved traveling in the off season.
I’m here to show you the magic of off season travel, Europe’s hidden gems, and why cold weather destinations are my absolute favorite! Let’s go!
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Hi there! I’m Aimee
Your go-to girl for all things travel
I’ve spent over tens years chasing my dreams of traveling the world. From studying abroad in Paris, France to living in the tropical paradise of Da Nang, Vietnam, I’ve always wanted to be a citizen of the world. While my travels have taken me around the globe, I’ve spent a huge chunk of my time exploring Europe in the off season. Join me on my adventures!
Bon voyage!
I love cool weather destinations!
You’re not likely to find me basking on a sun drenched shore near you (although there was that one time in Vietnam…) — I’m a redhead after all. I love exploring places in the off-season, particularly in winter! Come with me to see why traveling in shoulder season is so magical.
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