Rosie Stagg

Rosie Stagg has been to Amsterdam more times than she can remember, and it’s never been the same city twice. A family house swap as a kid, the first stop on an Interrailing trip, and a work conference have all been part of the mix. Each trip needed something different from the city, and each time Amsterdam delivered. It’s why she’s wary of one-size-fits-all travel advice. What’s worth your time depends on who you’re with, how long you’ve got, and what kind of trip you’re taking. Right now, for her, that means places with a buzz but not the crowds, good food without the long lines, and itineraries with room for spontaneity (and a backup plan). She spent her twenties in London building a career in digital content, most recently as a Product Editor at Viator, where she led a team of editors and writers producing tens of thousands of product pages a year. Now in Sydney, Stagg is somewhere between tourist and resident, tackling Australia one beach and national park at a time. At Travelworthy, she’s dedicated to giving travelers the context to decide what’s worth seeing for themselves. You often don’t know until you go, but Stagg wants to save your time and energy—vacations don’t come around often.