Jehiel
Jehiel is driven by his passion of exploring new things and learning.
Jehiel studied Marketing and Digital Communications at a small liberal arts college while serving as captain of the collegiate swim team. He also studied in Rome, Italy where he fell in love with more than just pizza, pasta, and vino, but also cinema and photography. He once directed a film that won an award named after a guy that won an Academy Award.
When he isn’t surfing the web he enjoys staying active by skiing, swimming, and biking. He is obsessed with everything food-related, especially steak and has made it his life goal to find and devour the most richly-marbled ribeye. When he does...he is totally going to incorporate it into a Tripsite tour! (The Ribeye Ride)
Favorite Quote
“Travel isn’t always pretty. It isn’t always comfortable. Sometimes it hurts, it even breaks your heart. But that’s okay. The journey changes you; it should change you. It leaves marks on your memory, on your consciousness, on your heart, and on your body. You take something with you. Hopefully, you leave something good behind.” -Anthony Bourdain
Blog Posts
Five New Bike Tours That Should Be On Your Radar
Jehiel • Apr 30, 2019
Don't get us wrong, we could bike through tulip fields and sample creamy Dutch cheese with no complaints (obviously), but sometimes we crave something a bit different. Picture this: Exploring the Galapagos by bike & boat and getting to see the infamous Blue-Footed Booby or learning about World World II from the perspective of the Dutch pedalling by battlefields and bunkers. Maybe you don't have to say goodbye to tulips and cheese after all! We aren't trying to reinvent the wheel. Read More
Everything You Need to Know About Bike Touring With a GPS
Jehiel • May 18, 2018 • 2
So you just booked a self-guided tour, let’s say Amsterdam to Bruges bike tour because that tour is a client favorite. Even though the Netherlands has one of the most developed bike path systems in the world and is fairly easy to navigate, you have decided to keep the paper maps in your saddlebag and try a GPS system for the first time. Read More
How to Survive a Long Flight
Jehiel • Jun 16, 2015 • 3
You just booked a wonderful bike and boat trip in Europe, let’s just say Mantova to Venice (It’s one of our favorites). Read More