warm sunset over West London
21st June 2019

I often get my best results when I follow my gut feelings rather than plan for something. This story is a good testament to that. Since I returned from beautiful Georgia (more on that in a future post), the weather in London has been pretty grim and depressing. It rained almost every day, and it was generally cold and grey most of the time. This day was no exception. And frankly, there...

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The Gatwick Fiasco
22nd December 2018

The Gatwick Fiasco. Or how the second largest and busiest airport in the UK couldn't handle a drone alert and ruined the Christmas plans of 150.000 people. Including me. I'm sure you all heard what happened a few days ago. Alerts of drones flying near the airport runway caused a shutdown of all operations . Every flight on Wednesday got cancelled. Then, on Thursday, it happened again when I arrived at the...

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natural disasters
28th September 2018

I know, natural disasters don't sound like the most appealing title. But I felt the need to write down this post… September can be a rough month to travel anywhere near the Pacific. But honestly, it looked like my plan was set up by some weird travel agency with an odd sense of humour. Asia The day before my departure, the deadly storm Jebi hit Japan pretty badly, leaving the airport of...

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A panoramic view of Busan
16th September 2018

Travel Diaries: South Korea, Part 3. South Korea is obviously not just Seoul, and it's always worth visiting other locations. To see all that the country has to offer and boost local economies.One of the many recommended spots is Jeju Island, but this time I didn't manage to go. Also, from what I could see from the aeroplane and the train, the countryside is very beautiful too. Instead, I visited Suwon for...

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The most photographed street in the Hanok village of Seoul called Bukchon
15th September 2018

Travel Diaries: South Korea. Part 2: Seoul Highlights. Welcome to my Seoul highlights! Here I'm going to list my personal recommendations based on the short time I spent wandering around the city. And I'll add a few tips as well. See the bottom of this page for links to Part 1 and Part 3. The first thing to mention is the DiscoverSeoul pass. It's a very convenient way to visit most of...

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Busy shopping street of Seoul
14th September 2018

… and off I went to South Korea. For the first leg of my month-long trip, I decided to start from a place far away. Geographically and culturally. I had in mind to visit Seoul already while I was working at Endava. I thought I could easily work remotely from there, thanks to lightning-fast (and affordable) wi-fi connections throughout the country. Most of what I knew about South Korea before was food-related....

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A guy sitting in the shade and thinking in front of the sea
9th September 2018

There may be a genetic reason for my fascination with the Digital Nomad life. Allow me to elaborate here… And it all begins with the research on our genealogy, started by my aunt in recent times. Thanks to this research, I finally connected the dots. I realised why I’m never at ease settling in and always thrive on travel. Even just to quickly move from one place to another, whatever the term...

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A very long and windy road, most likely in Iceland
1st September 2018

As I mentioned in my introduction, I'm now packing to go travelling around the world. A long trip that will take me to a few countries in East Asia, North America and Europe (and more on my gear in the next post). It's certainly for pleasure and because it's just what I'm programmed to do. But I also want to connect with as many people as possible while travelling: creatives, digital artists,...

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