Savannah Chrisley Says She Can Now Accomplish This Travel ‘Goal’ Following Parents’ Prison Release (Exclusive)

Savannah Chrisley has big travel plans ahead.

Chrisley, 27, tells PEOPLE exclusively that in this new era following her parents Todd and Julie Chrisley’s releases from prison, she hopes to embark on a new journey.

“Personally, my whole goal was to travel to 30 countries by the time I turned 30,” she said. “I will be 28 in August. So right now I’m like, alright, now’s the perfect time. Mom and dad are home. I can travel to my 30 countries.”

The Chrisley Knows Best alum then revealed she may document her travels for television.

“I was just talking with a production company, potentially about doing a separate show for it. Just traveling to 30 countries with my best friends and exploring the cultures and the different religions and having fun,” Chrisley explained.

When asked how far she is into her travel bucket list, Chrisley revealed that she’s “only done nine or 10” countries so far.

She then elaborated on why now feels like the perfect moment to travel the world.

“It literally is about redefining myself and finding out who I am. And I’ve always wanted to do this,” Chrisley added. “And I was like, well, chances are probably not going to accomplish it. But now my mom and dad are home. I most certainly can do that. So I would love to travel and just kind of redefine myself.”

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Todd and Julie Chrisley returned home from prison on Wednesday, May 28, after President Donald Trump issued them full and unconditional pardons.

The couple were previously convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud in 2022, after first being indicted in 2019. They reported to prison in January 2023 to serve a combined 19 years behind bars, but later saw their sentences reduced before ultimately receiving pardons.