- Name
- Trisha Naha
- School
- Humber College Institute
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- My travel style: 
- Unscripted, curious and immersive
- Countries I’ve visited: 
- 8. 
- I chose to study travel & tourism because: 
- I travelled as much as possible in the last few years and discovered that I love immersing myself in various cultures. I love the idea of creating life-changing tours for people in an environmentally friendly way. 
- My greatest strength: 
- Hardworking. 
- My dream job:
- Working for Lonely Planet or Condé Nast Traveler. 
- The most exciting travel trend right now is: 
- I really like that hotels and airlines are upgrading their safety and hygiene standards. I hope a lot of these precautions are maintained post-pandemic. 
- In 10 years, I see myself: 
- Owning a successful company. 
- My most memorable travel experience 
- was my trip to Italy with my mom. We rented a car in Tuscany and drove to Pisa. We stopped at the local grocery stores, and ate at small family-owned restaurants. We had the most wonderful, spontaneous seven days in Italy. 
- First place I will visit post-pandemic: 
- Costa Rica. I did my internship with Illusion Travel Group, a tour operator based out of Costa Rica. During my internship, I got to learn so much about this beautiful country and I’m very excited to explore it in person. I admire the country’s sustainability efforts and how focused they are on preserving their environment. 
- On my bucket list: 
- Every country and city in the world!
- My greatest achievement: 
- Definitely winning the Baxter Student Ambassador Program for Humber College. 
- Best travel advice I’ve received: 
- Respect the destination you visit. Every destination has their own set of etiquette and laws, it’s very important to be familiar with them prior to arrival. 
- One positive and lasting outcome the pandemic will have on the travel industry: 
- I really like that people have become better informed of how important sustainable tourism is because of the changes we’re seeing in our air and our waters.