Travel Massive, if you haven’t heard, is a global initiative organized to connect people in the travel industry locally, bringing together travel bloggers, travel brands, travel startups, and various travel professionals. No worries I haven’t heard of it until I was invited to share my story on this event.
When I first saw the poster for Columbia Eco Trail Run Pinatubo 2012, I signed up immediately for 2 reasons: (1) I’ve not done any outdoor activities since I’ve been back from my round the world trip, and (2) I’ve never been to Pinatubo before.
San Francisco de Quito, the capital city of Ecuador, is the very first World Heritage site declared by UNESCO (1978). Quito, its popular nickname, is basically made up of 2 parts, the old town and the new town. Here are the distinctions and what you can do when you’re in Quito.
The Spanish Film Festival Manila (Pelikula – Pelicula) opened this week and will go on for 11 days with the last day on Sunday, October 14. The Fiesta de Pelicula is not only about Spanish film but about films in Spanish. So the 18 film line up are from different region in Spain as well as Latin America.
Since July 30, 2007, Japan tourist visa application can only be made through an accredited travel agency of the Embassy of Japan in the Philippines. Here I try to simplify for you the steps in securing a Japanese visa for Filipino citizens in the Philippines.
In Scotland, the Lowlands and the Highlands are more than just geographical divides. They speak of a history of clashes, traditions, and mystery.
To wrap my post-RTW post, here are some numbers and data you may find interesting although basically useless.
“What’s it like being back?” is clearly everyone’s first question. Curiously it was so normal. I really thought it’s going to be a lot stranger. I knew it–one year isn’t long enough! So apart from the weeklong jetlag, I pretty much got back into the groove of things right away. I’m at the office the day after, picking up right where my sister Candie left off as she took her turn on holiday.
