Slow traveling has absolutely turned my life upside down but what is it and how does it work? In this post I am diving into the concept and tell you what it is doing for me! Whether you’re an adventurous traveler or a fellow curious soul wondering about your purpose in life, this blogcast focuses […]
Sometimes, nothing goes as planned. Somewhere on my journey, I lost both my pasport and visa and had to stay for TEN week inside a hostel. When I finally do gain my freedom back, I start persuing my dreams of covering festivals and events in Africa but once I get there I realise I am
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Eswatini healthcare for a tourist I wake up in a sweat, my pulse is racing and initially I don’t know where I am. Immediately the brain is wide awake, something is wrong. I know that as soon as I start to move, I will hurl. In the dark I start reaching for my things, where
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Is slow traveling actually therapeutic? Despite my disastrous first week in Tofo, I ended up staying in this sleepy seaside village for almost two months, apart from a short visa run to the border. What I love about slow traveling is that it gives you the chance to see beyond first impressions, a chance to
Rising from the Ashes: Navigating 10 Weeks of Visa Limbo Traveling can easily become a nightmare, especially when visa issues arise and you are all alone in a new country. When I reached my sixth month of traveling I was ready to throw in the towel and go back home. Every kind of disaster imaginable
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Juxtapositions of History: Sipping Wine at Robben Island There is something quite macabre about sipping a glass of white wine while watching the sun descend in a breathtaking color spectacle over Robben Island. For those who are not familiar with South Africa’s history, Robben Island is where Nelson Mandela, together with other political prisoners, were
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