I'm the CEO and co-founder of LoungePair, the world's largest source of flexible airport lounge passes. Our web app offers thousands of airport lounge deals, including 500+ lounges available for direct purchase. For lounges we don't sell directly, we guide travelers to the best purchase options.
Originally from Australia, I've made Auckland, New Zealand my home since 2014, where I also run a planning consultancy. As an urban planner by profession, I have a unique perspective on how spaces - whether cities or airport lounges - shape experiences.
I'm passionate about the art of travel itself - from lounges to premium cabins, points to hotels. There's something magical about the journey being as memorable as the destination.
When I'm not working on making airport lounges more accessible, you'll find me enjoying urban adventures, food, theatre, or taking long drives beyond the city limits.
Want to connect with others in the travel start up community
Hong Kong
South America
Editor for Point Hacks (New Zealand)
The industry on a whole. What motivates others.
Emotion, culture, freedom.
Hi all, We wanted to share an exciting update from LoungePair. Since our feature here on Travel Massive, we've evolved our services significantly. Gone are the days of 'name your own price' – we've streamlined our offerings to provide flexible lounge p... show more
LoungePair 1 year ago
Hi Nick, what a great platform, particularly for those looking to save money on flights. Our company offer discounted rates on airport lounge access. We could have a conversation around bundling in an offer for your Premium users. Shoot me an email at... show more
Manyflights 2 years ago
Hi Cheryl - absolutely not, we see airlines as our partners, not competition. They offer day passes or access to elite members, but they often experience the same struggle with filling seats especially out of their hub cities. Our product offers pricin... show more
LoungePair 3 years ago
The posts above are spot on, and I have to rack my brain to even think of anything to add. I'll touch again on the business vs. leisure travel split, which Mark Lenahan delved into above (must read post). Society is now hooked on Zoom and Microsoft Te... show more
What are your travel predictions for 2022? 3 years ago