Always wondered what it is like to be a Rich Kid of Instagram?
We sat down with Kyle Parsons, who has been gaining popularity on the Internet through his website, twitter and Instagram. We chatted with the young up and coming social media star on his favorites vacation spots, things he can’t live without and much more. Want to know more?
Name: Kyle Parsons
City: Portland, Oregon
Occupation: College Student, Blogger
Bio: I’m a 21 year old college student majoring in business marketing. I enjoy playing tennis, traveling, and going out with family and friends. I am a fine art model in Seattle; modeling for paintings and sculptures. I enjoy doing things that push boundaries and cause people to think twice.
Travel Style: I always have to travel in style. When I’m traveling, I never do anything half-fast and make sure everything is perfect.
Favorite Destination: Denmark
Necessary luxury: Louis Vuitton travel bag
3 Travel Things You Can’t Live Without:
1) Face creams
2) Watches
3) Mouth wash
What does travel mean to you?
To me, traveling is a way to experience another culture and provide you with more knowledge and understanding of the world. You can’t make assumptions about other countries without having been to the countries and experience their lifestyle and culture.
One of your guilty pleasures?
I get monthly facials that I can’t live without
What does luxury mean to you?
It means being able to do things and have access to things that normal people don’t have.
Your favorite luxury item:
My custom rabbit fur coat.
Your favorite travel story:
I was invited to a party in Hamburg, Germany from people who found me on social media and liked my content. Normally, people would be hesitant about this sort of thing but I took the chance and bought a last minute flight to Hamburg. When I arrived, I was greeted by two people who threw confetti on me and took my picture. They picked me up in a convertible Mercedes and paid for everything: food, drinks, lodging, etc. The party was amazing! We had a VIP booth, unlimited alcohol, people taking pictures and talking to me, and overall just a great time. We left the club at 5am and they let me stay in their guest room and made breakfast for me the next morning. I am glad I made the decision to go and made lifelong friends in the process.
Your best travel tip:
Don’t be cheap. If you’re going to spend the time and money planning a trip, make it a good one.