Category Archives: Travel Stories
Welcome to Israel: where women run the outstanding world of Israeli men
Like how I wrote the most controversial article about dating Mexican men in Spanish, it would’ve been...
25 Comments
Oct
Here are the reasons why life would be more expensive if I stopped traveling
When I visited home in October after finishing my 3.5-year South America trip, I spent...
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Sep
I am forced to skip Lebanon and Iran because of the Israeli passport stamp problem
Will you be allowed to enter Iran, Lebanon, or UAE if you have an Israeli...
33 Comments
Aug
Flying to Israel from Dubai: a horrible airline, some misfortunes and heavy interrogations
Flying to Israel from Dubai is probably the most tedious flight so far. I was...
34 Comments
Aug
I’m traveling the Middle East at a very strange time and everyone’s freaking out
“It’s so uncivilised.” “It’s not safe.” “It’s a death wish.” These are just some of...
24 Comments
Aug
Dear Hong Kong: you made me wanna
Dear Hong Kong, 14 beautiful days and I can’t believe how much you changed my...
14 Comments
Jul
Traveling Hong Kong at 18 vs rock ‘n roll Hong Kong at 28
Travel wasn’t affordable 10 years ago. For the same price, I had a chance to...
37 Comments
Jun
What a time to be alive in Siargao
My mother and her friends always told me about how evolved Millennial travelers are. During...
14 Comments
Apr
Today, I intentionally missed my flight to Manila and booked a ticket to Siargao
I’ve been here in Cebu since Monday for the new Mabuhay Miles Travel Card launch and this...
35 Comments
Apr
In South America, I learned that the best days of my life haven’t happened yet
When I started this blog in South America, the goal was not to boast about places...
22 Comments
Apr
I learned how to cut my own hair while traveling
I don’t know about you but I had a weekly (if not, monthly) beauty date...
13 Comments
Apr
The day Rio de Janeiro told me “everything happens for a reason” is bullsh*t and real at the same time
Note: Names in this article was changed/not mentioned for various reasons. They are, however, truly...
11 Comments
Apr

