Having lived on and off in Interlaken for the last three years, I wanted to share some money-saving tips for your next trip to Switzerland.
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Passports
Applying for a working visa is making me emotional. It is not only difficult, but also highlights huge inequalities that still exist. We might seem “connected” through the web, but in real life, we are so far from it.
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From Russia with Love: #1 My first few hours in Moscow
I spent a week in Russia and I fell in love with the country and its people. They remind me of the misunderstood awkward kid in class who just needs a friend. I decided to take my time sharing about my experience traveling solo in Moscow and St Petersburg. I will be posting up a…
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Sushi for two in Krakow
Krakow was also my first destination alone, thus beginning my solo adventure for the next three months. I also have to admit that I was looking forward to being alone after spending almost every waking moment (apart from the times I needed to shower or pee or brush my teeth, I don’t poop, I’m a…
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Exploring Bratislava in 24 hours
We stopped over in Bratislava for 24 hours. Here’s what we got up to.
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I Love Trains
I love trains. When you get on a really good one, it’s like you’re gliding through clouds, or at least that’s what I think gliding through clouds would feel like. The soft whirrs of the gears and engines (I’m not a train engineer, clearly) and the subtle vibrations that remind you that you’re on a…
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