Travel articles

The fasten seat belt light goes on.
"Finally", you think, "after nine hours of flying I'll soon be setting foot on ground in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica". Your legs started to hurt two hours ago, your ass is numb, you're tired and you're about to kill that little crying bastard in front of you. All you can think of is getting out of this damn airplane. The sooner the better.
You take back that travel story you've printed from the net and you read the first sentence again.

"After my flight arrived in Kingston I took a cab to the hotel to freshen up before I went to explore the city".

There are two types of people in this world. Those that can't imagine what someone could possibly like about solo travelling, and those that are constantly bugged by others asking what they like about solo travelling.
I'm kidding of course, there's also a third type which I call the grey zone; people who would like to experience solo travelling, just to know what it's all about. If you're such a type I kindly invite you to read on, because you, dear sir or madam, are my target audience! If you're one of the other types, feel free to stay too, you might learn a thing or two.

The moment my plane landed in Bucharest I fell in love. It didn’t only feel like arriving in another city, but also like I somehow discovered another sense of time. The airport looked old, but not how I’m used to experience “old”. It’s a different kind of old.

Once outside I got a weird feeling. I kind of recognized the smell of the air from somewhere in my childhood. It was so familiar I guess it just smelled like my grandmother.

With this article I will take you on a trip to the confusing world of public transport in Peninsular Malaysia.

It’s an overview of the different ways to travel from one place to another and how we managed to (eventually) always get where we wanted to be.

There are plenty of different public transportation options from which to choose, and each of them has its own challenges, which sometimes have to be learned the hard way.

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