Meet Emerging Leader Sonia Seivwright

20 March 2024

Meet Sonia Seivwright

At the World Food Travel Association, we understand the importance of engaging with the younger generation of professionals in our field, tapping into their insights and innovative ideas as our culinary tourism industry progresses. In line with this objective, we assembled a small, exclusive team of forward-thinking individuals who are eager to contribute to the future of our industry and our Association. Today's brief chat is with one of our new Emerging Leaders Council member, Sonia Seivwright.

Sonia is a Nigerian-born, Scottish-raised professional who is passionate about empowering women to reach their full potential. As a content creator, she inspires women to achieve their best lives by providing support and guidance in business, motherhood, healthy lifestyle, and tourism. Living in a culturally diverse Scottish city has allowed her to explore various cuisines, which is also a personal interest of hers. With her confidence and determination, she aims to impact the world positively, and firmly believes that every woman has the power to do the same.

You can learn more about Sonia and contact her through her website, Life with Sonia.
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