Yetunde

Yetunde Oshodi-Fraudeau
Owner/ Tour Designer/Guide

Food and travel have been at the centre of Yetunde’s life for as long as she can remember. As the founder of Let’s Eat The World, she is a culinary tour operator and creator with over 25 years in the hospitality and travel industry, designing chef-curated, small-group experiences that connect people to places through food. Her work has been featured in Forbes.

Born in Nigeria and raised in New York, Yetunde discovered her passion for hospitality in the city itself. A culinary school graduate and Cornell University alumna, she arrived in France in 2003 on what was meant to be a short-term internship. It became something else entirely. Over the following years, she built and ran a successful vacation rental company, then moved to southern France where, after the birth of her son, she transitioned into sales and marketing for her husband’s Paris cooking school, Cook’n With Class. Together, they opened a second school in Uzès, which they ran for five years before rebranding it into the culinary tour company that is Let’s Eat The World today.

Yetunde now lives in Seville, where Spanish is the latest addition to her toolkit and Andalusia is the newest source of inspiration for the LETW programme. A typical day involves long hours at a computer, broken up by lunch with her husband, a walk with a friend, or a 10k along the Guadalquivir. Restaurante de la O is a favourite. The early morning river is even better.

She is the in-house photographer, videographer, the voice behind the social media and newsletters, and the person who responds when you write in. When she steps away from the screen, she is on the road, guiding guests through the markets, kitchens, and tables that make each destination worth knowing.

Outside the business, art is where she goes to breathe. The creative instinct it feeds flows straight back into what she builds for LETW. She eats and travels as much for pleasure as she does for work, and she is, at her core, a connector of people. Food and wine are simply her preferred tools for the job.

The moment that never gets old: when a guest promises to come back, and then does.


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