Location
Whitby, Ontario, Canada
Expertise
Solo travel, Travel guides, European destinations
- In 2016, Tosh successfully launched her travel blog, Where In The World Is Tosh?, and has since helped numerous friends, family and people around the world plan their adventures.
- Her passion for traveling was sparked in 2014 when she took her first solo trip to Norway for her 30th birthday and was hooked on traveling since.
- Tosh has been to over 20 countries in a span of 10 years, most of them solo. Her favorites include Mauritius, Reunion Island, Brač island in Croatia, and the Canary Islands.
Experience
After an extensive career in the advertising industry as a national sales coordinator, Tosh became a seasoned writer and traveler. She had a long run working for mainstream newspaper publications such as The Toronto Star, Metro Free Daily, as well as The National Post. She specializes in writing about solo travel, as well as providing in-depth travel guides about countries that she's visited around the world -- many of which, she has explored on the back of a motorcycle. She joined Static Media as a writer for Explore in 2025, and has since contributed to PlanetWare and the Islands news team. When Tosh isn't crafting up blog posts about her travels or researching interesting new ways for readers to enjoy destinations abroad, she can often be found planning her next excursion and purchasing travel guide books to places she has yet to visit.
Education
Tosh has an advertising diploma from Durham College in Oshawa, Ontario
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