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Explore 17 000+ Verified Members and find travel professionals, creators, and startups from all around the world.About me
I’m Jessica Opoku-Amoah, a Toronto-based Travel Advisor and the creator behind Virtual Nomads.
I curate culture-forward travel experiences with a focus on heritage and cultural tours, urban city adventures, group tours, major events, and sports travel. My work sits at the intersection of advisory and storytelling. I enjoy helping clients travel smarter while documenting the real experience through YouTube.
What started as planning trips for friends and family has evolved into building a growing travel platform and advisory brand rooted in taste, context, and access.
I believe travel should go deeper than aesthetics. It should build confidence, connection, and cultural understanding.
Open to collaborations, partnerships, and conversations that push travel beyond the surface.
You can find my work on YouTube: @VirtualNomadsTV
Why did you join the community?
Q&ATo connect with forward-thinking travel professionals and stay ahead of where the industry is going , especially at the intersection of tech, content, and curated experiences.
What is your favorite travel destination?
Q&AGhana
Where do you dream of traveling to?
Q&AEthiopia
What was your first travel job?
Q&ACall Centre- Travel giveaways
What do you want to learn more about?
Q&ATravel blogging & SEO
Three words that describe why we should travel?
Q&AStreet knowledge BABY!
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Travel Massive Toronto gathered a cross-section of the industry at Wellington Event Venue at The Well for a focused, practical masterclass on using AI to improve workflows. The masterclass was hosted by Rain Takahashi, founder of Jauntin' and Travel Mas... show more
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It was a fantastic event. I really appreciated the presentation from Flixbus.
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My favourite dish is Jollof Rice. Jollof Rice is originally from the Senegal /Gambia Region but it has different varieties throughout West Africa. Since I am biased, my favourite is Ghanaian Jollof Rice.