In Tangier, I took on my next adventure: renting a car to drive in Moroccan traffic. In general, the roads and the number of petrol stations are very good. But the traffic sometimes drove me crazy! A red light is never really a red light; sometimes it just means “whoever gets there first.” Also, the …
From the disappointment of Casablanca to the elegance of Rabat: my train journey up the Moroccan coast was full of surprises. While Casablanca offered only the stunning Hassan II Mosque, Rabat felt like home, and Tangier brought luxury and San Francisco vibes. A perfect mix of history, architecture, and ocean views.
In Marrakesh, tourists are often viewed as “walking wallets.” I share honest tips on surviving the chaotic Medina and avoiding common scams (that definitely didn’t happen to me!). Plus, I rank my top three sights—from ruins to masterpieces—and take a day trip to the famous filming locations of Aït Benhaddou.
I decided to visit the Algarve during the summer, a destination long on my travel list. With only a week off, it was the perfect opportunity to fly there! Although it was peak season, being there during this time wasn’t the disadvantage I anticipated.
Thanks to a well-timed long weekend and a lucky find on a cheap flight, I had the perfect chance to check out Edinburgh, Scotland’s super cool capital. I have seen the underneath of Edinburgh, saw a famous train, and had some fish and chips.
In early 2020, I was living a good life in Copenhagen, Denmark. The sudden arrival of Corona drastically changed the world, forcing me to leave. I lost my job and my daily routine, becoming grounded outside of Denmark.
While in Seattle for a tech interview, I decided to extend my stay and explore the city. Amidst its renowned cheesecake, coffee, and cherry blossoms, I unexpectedly encountered a cockroach that “cut my life into pieces”.
After my Christmas stay in Kenya, I journeyed to the island of Zanzibar. Many people mistakenly believe it’s a separate country, but it’s actually part of Tanzania. A short 40-minute flight from Mombasa brought me to Stone Town, the capital of Zanzibar.
I recently spent time in warm East Africa, visiting a friend and exploring Kenya, primarily Mombasa. I walked on beautiful beaches, I saw an amazing historical city, but I also experienced racism I thought I would never experience.
My most favourite song of 2024 includes the lines
“Goin’ top down in that old Mercedes
Music loud, go ahead and hate me
Spare the nickel, I’ll just keep the dime”
My road trip wasn’t in a fancy convertible Mercedes, and the weather wasn’t ideal for one anyway. I had to spare the nickel and the dime, but nevertheless I still enjoyed the journey with Mark Ambor music playing loudly 🙂