Justine Curtis, Managing Director
Justine believes in living life to the full, experiencing the world and encouraging others to make a difference to people’s lives. Her belief in the power of volunteering, community work and supporting others in any form is the cornerstone of her business philosophy. Having worked in corporate and not-for-profit direct marketing for over a decade, Justine created Inspired Adventures following her own challenging ascent of Kilimanjaro in 2004.
Some of Justine’s most memorable Inspired Adventure moments include; camping high in the Himalayas; seeing Machu Picchu for the first time; trekking the Great Wall of China along the Mongolian border; camel-riding through the Rajasthan desert and trekking through the highest tea plantations in the world.
- Little Inspired Adventures
Big adventures for little people... by Justine Curtis My passion for travelling started at around five years old when my folks took me on my first overseas holiday from the UK to Spain. Back then, Spain was still under General Franco's rule and it w...
- International Women’s Day 2013
"If I can't dance, I don't want to be part of your revolution" Emma Goldman March 8 is International Women’s Day and a very important day in the Inspired Adventures office. Inspired Adventures is run by 10 very inspirational women (men welcome of co...
- Taking Disabilities to New Heights
Monday 3 December was International Day of Persons with Disabilities. This is an important day "that aims to promote an understanding of people with disability and encourage support for their dignity, rights and well-being". For Inspired Adventures, i...
- On the Importance of Girls
By Justine Curtis, Inspired Adventures Last Thursday marked the inaugural International Day of the Girl and fellow team-member, Hannah, and myself were invited to attend a luncheon held by Plan Australia. We heard some incredibly mov...
- Bhutan with my 3-year-old
Travelling with Children - Justine shares her insights from Bhutan Last month I had the opportunity to travel to the Kingdom of Bhutan to explore options for some forthcoming trekking and motorbike adventures around this awe-inspiring country. ...
What wonderful work you are all doing. It was heart warming to read all the stories and adventures along the way to raising money for so much good.
Keep it up.