Sucheta Rawal is a travel expert with a mission to raise awareness of the world through meaningful travel and cultural understanding. Drawing from her own experience of traveling to over 100 countries across 7 continents, Sucheta speaks to businesses on how to make travel sustainable, accessible, and profitable.

Sharing stages with experts like Andrew Zimmern and Arthur Frommer, Sucheta has presented at The New York Times Travel Show, Travel and Adventure Shows, Global Humanitarian Summit, United Nations, The Coca-Cola Company, First Data, various consulates, Rotary clubs, as well as universities and schools across the world.

Sucheta founded Go Eat Give in 2011, through which she educates the community about tolerance, engagement, and peace through food and travel. The organization provides aid to grassroots projects across different countries and offers customized travel experiences to individuals and groups.

An award-winning writer for 15+ years, Sucheta has contributed extensively to publications such as AFAR, AAA, Atlanta Journal Constitution, CNN Travel, Conde Nast, Fodor’s, Food & Wine, HuffPost, Southern Living, TIME Magazine, Zagat, and Travel+Leisure. She currently writes 2 monthly dining columns for print publications – Georgia Trend Magazine & Khabar Magazine.

Sucheta has authored a series of children’s illustrative books on travel – Beato Goes To. The stories, based on her real cat, Beato and her actual travels, inspire young readers to learn about different countries and cultures, as well as develop their own wanderlust. Sucheta often visits elementary schools, reading her books – Beato Goes To Greenland, Beato Goes To Israel, Beato Goes To Indonesia, Beato Goes To Japan, and the latest release – Beato Goes To Brazil. In 2020, Sucheta released her first animated comic book series – Cheeti and The Colony of Antlantis.