When I heard about the new cable car being built on Babadağ mountain I was about nervous about the idea – I wasn’t sure how much it would disrupt the area and whether it would look a bit out of…
Cultural DifferencesLanguage and CommunicationNavigating the linguistic landscape of Turkey can be quite a challenge for expats, as Turkish is the official language and is predominantly spoken throughout the country. While you might bump into English, Arabic, and Russian speakers, especially…
I arrived in Kuala Lumpur early in the morning of Jan 3. Despite an overnight stay in the lounge at Singapore airport with little sleep, I decided to immediately go exploring after checking into my hotel. A Fantastic HotelTwenty years…
What better reason to visit a country than to stay at a historic hotel? None at all – this hotel was selected and booked purely on its historical heritage and luxury rating. E&O Hotel Penang, A hotel purely on its…
I used to think Indonesia’s charm was all in the surface. You know, the kind of stuff travel influencers post with drone shots and coconut-in-hand beach vibes. Bali sunsets. Raja Ampat waters. Borobudur in the fog. That sort of postcard…
Some of my followers know that I’ve been working for an International company as a Project Manager so I always have the opportunity to travel all over the world according to the location of my projects. I always try to…
