I find it challenging to call just one place home.Born to a Lebanese mother and a Bedouin-Jordanian father, my childhood unfolded against the backdrop of Jordan and Lebanon before I moved to Australia at the age of 16.Armed with two degrees—one in banking and finance, and another in tourism and guiding—I ventured to California, where I lived and worked for several years.My unquenchable curiosity propelled me to further my studies, and I delved into specialized courses in theology.

Embarking on my journey as a tour guide at the age of 19, I discovered a profound passion for sharing the treasures of nature, culture, and history.As the youngest licensed guide in the Middle East and North Africa, I've had the privilege of introducing numerous tour groups from around the world to the rich history of [sensitive content]yond guiding, I also hold a license as a location manager for movies filmed in Jordan.

What drives me? I strongly believe in addressing the significant gap in communication and understanding between the Arab world and the Western world.Straddling both cultures, I am attuned to the roots of misunderstandings, making it crucial for me to convey accurate and authentic information about this region.

The most rewarding aspect of my job? Meeting new people consistently.I thrive on learning, and I am convinced that I glean as much, if not more, from my diverse groups as they do from me.For me, it's not just about bridging cultures; it's about bridging lives.