Coffee With Us by FlightHub

For Episode 4 of Coffee With Us, we sit down with Steve Vivier, second-generation leader of Vivier Pharma, to talk about something most travellers overlook : skincare on the road.From dry airplane cabins to changing climates, Steve breaks down how travel impacts your skin and what actually matters in your routine. We cover skincare minimalism, the essentials you should never skip, and why sunscreen is the most important product you can use.If you’ve ever wondered how to simplify your routine without compromising results, this episode offers practical tips to keep your skin healthy wherever you go.

For Episode 3 of Coffee With Us, we sit down with Guillaume Duranceau-Thibert, a traveller who has visited 100+ countries by following curiosity instead of strict itineraries.He shares how to travel with little money, the power of solo travelling, and why trusting your instincts can lead to the best experiences. From backpacking to exploring ancient wonders, discover a different way to see the world.

For Episode 2 of Coffee With Us, we sit down with Stacey Giannopoulos, a travel and lifestyle content creator who has explored destinations across Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean, and now travels the world with her young son in tow.Stacey shares how her approach to travel has evolved from spontaneous month-long trips in Thailand to navigating long-haul flights with a toddler. She talks about travelling in low season, finding ways to spend less without sacrificing experience, choosing where to splurge and where to save, and why learning to let go of perfect plans makes family travel more enjoyable.From safari stories in South Africa to buying land in Belize without ever visiting, this conversation explores what it really looks like to make travel work at every stage of life.

For our very first episode, we sit down with Chloé Lebouc, a traveller who has spent years moving between 31+ countries with a backpack, a tight budget, and a lot of curiosity.Chloé shares how she sold almost everything she owned at 22 to road trip across Asia, crossed Canada by bus, worked on farms to fund travel, and relied on hostels, couchsurfing, and night buses to keep costs low. She talks honestly about what it's really like to travel solo, how much planning actually matters, and why leaving space for things to go wrong often leads to the best stories.