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Set up in early 2007, Quotient Travel Planner is a revolutionary company that specialises in facilitating customised independent travel. With a combined travel experience covering more than 100 major cities in over 38 countries, we have the expertise to plan exciting holidays in already familiar locations, as well as create itineraries for places that you probably didn’t even know existed.
Our team consists of travel infected engineers, legal practitioners, technopreneurs, writers, and of course airfare and travel industry veterans, who will play an integral role in creating a holiday experience unlike any other.
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Lim Hui-Juan Born into a family of travel addicts, HJ has started circumnavigating the world from the age of 4. Armed with her trusty collection of cameras and innate moderate map reading skills, she has breathed the air from more than 80 major cities in 29 countries to date. An engineer by training, there is a logical explanation for everything. Experienced in self-drive holidays, backpacking, rail and sightseeing by foot, she is however still working on space travel. Reminiscing fondly on her last trip to Arizona: "I remember vividly the dramatic scenery made up of interesting rock formations, valleys of dry rock and never-ending roads filled with beautiful desert scenery. Most poignant was the chapel in Sedona, which appeared as if it was rising out of the rocks." |
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Javiny Lim Completely sold to the idea of independent travelling as soon as she tasted the sweetness of it. Jav is the key player in seeking out life and civilisations with friendly inhabitants and good accommodation. She has been genetically modified to seek out the best ways to travel to any destination in the world. On a more human note, she very much pines to return to the week she spent in Iceland. "Waking up every day to the scenic landscapes made up of fjords, geysers and rolling hills, going snowmobiling on the glacier, and ending the day off in a thermal bath at the Blue Lagoon. I"m not sure there"s anything better! Hmm, maybe a 3-month long vacation, driving and railing from Scandinavia through to Russia, and ending up in China?" |
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Rufus Tan believes that travel is really all about the new experiences gained and the memories formed. This mentality has resulted in him getting into trouble on more than one occasion. He is now dedicated to helping his fellow travellers avoid the same pitfalls to get a pleasant holiday experience. He believes that there is no place too boring, and will squeeze the fun out of any destination. He describes his favourite trip: "Lying on the massive rock formation at Bald Rock National Park in New South Wales, just staring at the sky, and looking down at the broccoli-like trees below. It was like I had found my resting place." |
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Lim Wei A true sybarite with a fundamental understanding of the the sublimely fabulous. A person for whom luxury travel is not simply an indulgence but a continuous expression of an idiom. An understanding that beneath the graceful swan of Modernist, Art Deco or Neo-Baroque must lie the frantic legs of logistics and ergonomics. His addiction to luxe in the continent is key to his uncompromising standards for all travel that passes by him.
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Connie Lai In true Quotient spirit, Connie has been planning and researching her own trips long before joining the company. Not content with the rigidity and inflexibility of tour packages on the market, Connie took on the role of family holiday planner. Till date, she has planned her family trips to New Zealand, the UK, Spain, China, Korea, Italy and Taipei, not to mention countless other shorter trips. Her passion with travel has led many of her friends to approach her for help in planning their own trips. Previously involved in her own trading business, Connie decided to give it all up to devote her time to her two boys. Now, that they’re grown up, she’s finally able to pursue her passion for travelling full-time with us. A memorable travel experience to her need not be extravagant, and considers the simple things to be the most fulfilling. She counts having tapas in Spain as one of the travel experiences she would very much like to do again in the near future. |
