Before boutique travel and immersive experiences were buzzwords, Linda Kozlowski was living them. Best known as the beloved Sue Charlton from the “Crocodile Dundee” films, Kozlowski’s story took a turn far from the expected Hollywood path. After achieving global fame, she found herself constrained by the industry’s narrow vision. So, she embarked on a different kind of adventure—a personal one that led her to the rich landscapes of Morocco.
It was there she found not just a new home, but a new partnership. Connecting with expert tour guide Moulay Hafid Baba, she discovered a shared passion for genuine cultural connection. This partnership evolved into Dream My Destiny, a luxury travel company they founded together. The company specializes in crafting bespoke Moroccan journeys that go far beyond tourism, aiming to create transformative experiences for travelers.
Kozlowski now uses her performer’s eye for narrative and detail to design these trips, while Moulay provides the deep local knowledge and authentic access. Her life is no longer about memorizing lines, but about helping others write their own stories of discovery in the bustling souks of Marrakech or under the vast Saharan stars.
For those who remember her on the silver screen, it’s a fascinating pivot. But for Kozlowski, it’s a seamless and purposeful evolution. She has traded the scripted world of film for the authentic, unfolding story of a life deeply engaged with a place and its people. It’s a powerful reminder that a first act of fame can beautifully set the stage for a second act of profound, and deeply personal, exploration.
