I grew up in a family that loved to travel, inspiring my passion for exploring the world from an early age with trips around Europe, the USA, and Canada.
After university, I moved to Hong Kong and was fortunate to travel widely across Asia, visiting countries such as China, Thailand, Vietnam, and Taiwan. Seeking a new adventure (and a cooler climate), I relocated to Banff National Park in Canada. What began as a few months learning to ski became two unforgettable years working in hotel sales and falling in love with the Rocky Mountains and Canada’s incredible natural beauty.
From hiking in the Bow Valley to exploring Canada’s vibrant cities, I developed a deep connection to this remarkable country. Now at Audley, I’m excited to share my passion and first-hand experiences to help others discover the adventures that make Canada so special.
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Q&A with Kerry
What tips would you give for people who want to visit your specialty destination?
Canada is full of incredible places, and the best part is that many of them are easily accessible. You don’t need to be an expert hiker to enjoy the mountains, lakes, and scenery. That said, if you can, try stepping away from the main viewpoints. Even a few minutes down a trail can make a huge difference. The farther you go, the better, but you don’t need to spend hours hiking or climb a mountain to find some peace. A little extra effort can turn spots like Lake Louise or Moraine Lake into something truly special when you’re not surrounded by crowds.
Where would you love to travel next?
As an animal lover, a safari trip is definitely on my bucket list. I would love to go trekking with gorillas in Rwanda or witness the great migrations in the Serengeti. Seeing wild animals in their natural habitats will never get old for me.
What's your most vivid travel moment?
While hiking to a backcountry campground along Lake Minnewanka, my friends and I spotted a grizzly bear in the trees ahead of us on the trail. We made enough noise for it to know we were there, and the bear quite peacefully kept walking up the mountain, just eating the plants and minding its own business. I don’t even have any pictures of the moment, as I kept bear spray in my hands and my focus on the bear, but being that close to such an amazing animal, and in such a beautiful location, was an unreal moment for me.