Welcome To Fuse Travels!

Italy Slow Travel, Sicily Living & the Life in Between

Travel fuels my soul!

Hey I’m Feuza!

Hi there! My name is Fuse, short for Feuza. 

Originally from Brazil, I’ve been traveling since I moved to the US at age 6. It wasn’t until 2018 that I caught the travel bug in a major way. 

My husband and I started exploring Europe and fell in love with Italy. I have just purchased a multi-unit property in Salemi, Sicily, and I am starting my hybrid nomad journey.  Now, I’m excited to share stress-free travel tips, local cuisine, and some funny real travel moments here on my blog, which I launched in 2022.  I also purchased a house in Salemi, Sicily, and am sharing my adventures on Instagram and on my Anchor newsletter. I am living in Italy half the year on the Digital Nomad Visa.

Let’s explore the world together! Fora Travel Advisor, contact me for your trip needs. 

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