A book-obsessed, boba-loving African panda navigating South Asian heritage in all corners of the world. I am on a mission to empower you to move abroad, teach internationally and travel more. Yes EVEN if you have a weak passport; I have guides for each destination that I have visited, helping you to travel smarter. I also have job advice guides for teachers wanting to move abroad. There are NO affiliate links in my posts, adverts or ANY sponsored content. Happy perusing! Learn More About Me...
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Hiking Pacaya Volcano is one of the main activities that come up when you search ‘things to do in Antigua, Guatemala’. And while ascending a volcano is definitely an exhilarating activity,…
Saudi Arabia is a controversial destination. When planning my trip to Jeddah, I was not immune or blissfully ignorant of the criticisms lobbied against it. From a lack of freedom of…
In the dappled sunrise light of day, the view from the sky was of sand, sea and people as the birds knew them, imbued with an orange glow as the sun…
Budapest is probably not the first place you think when planning a trip to Europe. However, its a value for money destination with lots to offer history and food lovers. In…
Johannesburg is a hub of activity for most visitors coming to South Africa; it carries the title of being “the biggest and busiest airport in Africa ”, Similarly, Johannesburg is the…
Teaching abroad can look glamorous on social media- new experiences, a foreign land, exotic food and it all looks like a grand adventure to be had. But no one shows you…
Once you’ve been through the ordeal of getting approval for a Schengen visa, it’s very tempting to wave your passport in the air with triumph and declare that you plan to…
I am all about MAXIMISING my time in a place. Which means, if I hear where the locals are going, I want to go there too. Bruges is one such place…
Giethoorn is without a doubt one of the most idyllic places I have ever visited. It’s quaint charm coupled with leisurely canals come together for one of the prettiest sceneries. Most…
When we think of the Netherlands, the quintessentially “Dutch’ things come to mind; clogs, windmills and cheese. But when you wander the streets of Amsterdam, you slowly realise that this city…
