Here at Jetset Times Inc…

Our goal to inspire you to travel, see and touch the world. Get up and go, and do it without doubts and reservations. If you can’t leave just yet, we hope to share with you the wonders that travel can teach us, and help you journey vicariously through our content. Travel isn’t always a vacation; instead, it’s an all encompassing lesson, one that teaches us new ways to love, enjoy and embrace culture, and give. Founder Wendy Hung grew up with the family motto that “traveling is the best form of education,” and this rings ever so true here at Jetset Times. Launched in September of 2012, Jetset Times is based in San Francisco, California.

MEET #TEAMJST

Wendy Hung

CEO, FOUNDER, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

As the founder of Jetset Times, Wendy is an avid traveler and fluent in five languages. When she's not traveling, Wendy calls Paris and Taipei home. Her favorite countries so far from her travels have been: Bhutan, Iran, and St. Bart's because they were all so different!

Nadia Cho

Communications Associate

As the empowered female behind the blog: International Women of Mystery, Nadia reps Team JST traveling the world in search of exclusive features on hidden gems and cool hotspots. You can find her exploring metropolitan cities or lounging on tropical beaches.

Meghan St. Pierre

Content Editor Associate

Meghan is a native of South Florida who loves nature and landscape photography. Her favorite travel activities are getting lost in new cities and trying local desserts. She has been to 22 countries, and her favorites have been Sweden and Denmark so far.

Natalia Guerra

Contributing Editor

Natalia Guerra was born in Miami and comes from a Cuban background. Aside from her passion for travel writing and culinary arts, she also loves to step out of her comfort zone to live life to the fullest. Her lifestyle is being a digital nomad, working remotely as she travels the world one city at a time. Her favorite country has been Spain for its beautiful architecture and food, which reminds her of her Cuban culture.

David Thesen

South African born, happiest outside, David has lived in both Malawi and Myanmar. Interested in gardening, writing, history, and education, he seeks for the strange, the interesting, and the meaningful.

Aitana Esteban Rando

Aitana, born and raised in Spain, loves exploring new places and different cultures while staying true to her roots. She's on a mission to visit every spot that stole her heart in books and movies. Fluent in Spanish and English, she's now learning Arabic. For her, speaking different languages is the key to understand the world's beautiful diversity.

10 Comments
  1. I rarely comment, but i did some searching and wound up here Jetset Times | About Us.
    And I actually do have a couple of questions for you if it’s allright.
    Is it simply me or does it seem like some of the comments look
    as if they are written by brain dead individuals? :-P And,
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  2. Maidin Mhaith (good morning in Irish)

    I am a tour guide and a storyteller here in Ireland and I strongly agree with with your ethos in fact from next season 2021 I plan to work B2B only with companies who will support my stance on ethical tourism

    I want travel to matter when our guests take responsibility for their actions and the effect the have on our environment and local communities.
    I would love to contribute an article to your website if that was possible

    Go Raibh Maith Agát

    Mark Rodgers

  3. I’m extremely inspired along with your writing talents and also with the structure to your blog. Is that this a paid theme or did you customize it yourself? Anyway keep up the nice high quality writing, it is uncommon to look a great weblog like this one nowadays..

  4. I had a drink with Wendy and my wife Amandine in a little but funny bar close to Louis Blanc metro station in Paris. Wendy is amazing long life to Jetset Times !

  5. The Inca Trail is a great experience that you have to do at least once in your life. With a route of 42 km from km 82 to the Citadel of Machu Picchu. It combines beautiful mountain landscapes of incredible panoramic views, lush forests, a subtropical jungle of splendid natural surroundings, with the magnificent work of the Incas such as the exceptional stone pavement on the road, beautiful Inca cities, sumptuous temples, agricultural terraces, canals. and water sources, tunnels and amazing archaeological sites including the famous Sun gate (Puerta del Sol), from where you can observe the Sunrise over the Inca City of Machu Picchu.

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