I am a Tunisian native with the profound passion for travel and history into a creative and diversified educational career, designing and carrying out multiple archaeological and cultural trips for institutions, such as The Detroit Institute of Art, the Textile Museum, the American Museum of Natural History, Cross-Cultural Adventurers and many more organizations. After having received my degrees in English and Spanish, I completed my European Masters in linguistics and Hispanic studies at the Sorbonne University in Paris. I have extensive knowledge of Islamic architecture and Eastern decorative elements as well as Roman archaeology and history. A skilled multilingual interpreter has served as the head tour guide in Tunisia. I now reside in Paris and lead only certain select small groups to the three countries in North Africa that boast the highest concentration of Roman Ruins: Libya, Tunisia, and Algeria.