Natascha Milsom - Contributor
Natascha is an avid foodie and traveller with an intense love for London. Natascha grew up in Hawaii then Singapore where living is eating. Hospitality is in her background attending the prestigious Ecole Hôtelière de Lausanne and embarking on a career with Hyatt International and independent restaurants and then a pivot to freelance floristry. Nothing pains her more than a poor meal. She is many people’s go to for recommendations for restaurants, fun unique things to do and the best areas to explore in London. This led to being named “Itinerary Woman” by her friends. Natascha’s passion is discovering GREAT FOOD from street food stalls to Michelin starred restaurants all while having tremendous respect for the hard work and passion that lives in the hospitality industry.
Her other interests are cooking, cocktails, floristry, theatre, and dance.
Contact: natascha.milsom@flolondon.co.uk
Follow her on Instagram: @itinerarywoman
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