Megan Rovers and Harriet McDonald were friends long before they were business partners, and that order has never changed.

Between them there is years of friendship, a shared love of travel, daughters close enough in age to grow up as friends themselves, and a long list of holidays spent doing what they do best, chasing good times, wherever they land.

It was on one of those trips, somewhere between an overstuffed suitcase and a hotel wardrobe that never quite made sense, that the idea for Anece began to take shape. Not as a business plan. As a shared frustration, the kind two friends talk through at the end of a long travel day.

Our time is ours to spend with family and friends, not to be spent packing and unpacking.

It sounds simple, and it is. But it became the standard against which every part of Anece has been designed, tested and refined: a packing system that does the work, so the people using it do not have to. One that turns arrival, at a destination or back home again, into the easiest part of the trip rather than the hardest.

The Sejour Set was born from that idea. Two friends, two daughters, and the belief that the best trips are the ones spent living them, not packing for them.