is an award winning freelance travel journalist with a focus on accessible travel. Jessica brings destinations to life through thoughtful, inclusive narratives that inspire readers to explore the world on their own terms.

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Jessica is currently in her forth year at the Open University, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts Open Degree with a focus in Creative Writing.

With commissions for ipaper, Selling Travel, Bangle Magazine, Navigate Magazine, Explorers Magazine, and Adventure.com. Jessica, as a copywriter has worked with Google Travel.

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After surviving a life-changing stroke caused by a rare autoimmune condition, Jessica now travels with left-sided blind/deafness. Her lived experience shapes her writing, allowing her to champion disability-inclusive travel with authenticity, empathy, and a touch of humour.

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Whether she’s hiking through prehistoric valleys, navigating city streets, or testing the accessibility of a cruise ship, Jessica brings a personal, honest voice to every story. Through journalism, brand collaborations, and public speaking, she continues to challenge assumptions about what it means to travel with a disability and to prove that adventure is for everyone.