Product Assistant

Joshua Kean

I spent most of my twenties living and working across Europe and Asia, starting in the French Alps, then moving to Shanghai, China and latterly in Barcelona, Spain. I fell in love with cultural difference and the entirety of the travel experience. With a particular passion for food, breaking bread quickly became fundamental in how I understood different parts of the world. And after moving back to the UK, I decided to study anthropology at Goldsmiths University in London. After finishing my final studies, it became clear that the luxury travel industry was the perfect fit for me.

Email: joshua.kean@cvvillas.com

Product Assistant

Joshua Kean

I spent most of my twenties living and working across Europe and Asia, starting in the French Alps, then moving to Shanghai, China and latterly in Barcelona, Spain. I fell in love with cultural difference and the entirety of the travel experience. With a particular passion for food, breaking bread quickly became fundamental in how I understood different parts of the world. And after moving back to the UK, I decided to study anthropology at Goldsmiths University in London. After finishing my final studies, it became clear that the luxury travel industry was the perfect fit for me.

What is your favourite destination? 

Vietnam is the country that stands out for me. I feel like it can cater for any type of traveller. With chaotic cities such as Ho Chi Minh alongside its tropical beaches, amazing food scene and complex history. In my eyes, it is a completely unique and thought-provoking country to visit.

Which destination is top of your bucket list and why?

I have always been passionate about wildlife, so to go on an African Safari to somewhere like Kenya, South Africa or Zambia would be a dream come true for me.

How do you spend your time whilst on holiday?

I am a sucker for a relaxing sunny holiday on the coast. Spending time with the people I love, eating well, playing cards and swimming in the sea. But a trek up a mountain or a visit to a nearby town is never amiss.