Digital Nomads Visas for Dubai Working as a digital nomad in Dubai under the Work Remotely from Dubai program has the following benefits: Requirements for Dubai Digital Nomad Visa The documents required to apply for a digital nomad visa in Dubai are: Would you enjoy living and working in Dubai ? If you leave a comment…
Spains Digital Nomad Visa It’s incredible to see the world opening up more for Digital Nomads! The ‘grey area’ I do business in always makes me anxious when I travel around. The visas I take on whilst travelling the world rarely allow me to work in places legitimately, and this causes a whole range of…
London, England: Exploring the Majesty of England’s Capital So, you’re heading to London, United Kingdom? Chip chip, cheerio, have a cuppa tea ye ole chap and settle in for my perfect 4 day London itinerary for first timers! My partner and I spent 4 days in London to celebrate my birthday (2022) and it was…
Trento, Italy: Exploring the Hidden Charm of Northern Italy Lying in a wide glacial valley on the Adige River in northern Italy, Trento is the capital of the region of Trentino located just south of the Dolomite Mountains. Trento is one of Italy’s lesser-known cities but is quietly famous for its intimate piazzas, medieval towers,…
Dubai UAE If you’re seeking a city that gives you culture, adrenaline, delectable food, and warm-spirited locals, then look no further than Dubai UAE. On the surface, this gleaming city is known for its towering architectural masterpieces, sprawling malls, and luxury hotels. But if you spend a few days in Dubai then you’ll soon realize…
Abu Dhabi: While Dubai maybe the most well-known city in the United Arab Emirates, its second highest populated city of Abu Dhabi is actually the capital. Many people choose to spend their time is the luxurious “city of gold” surrounded by the skyscrapers that make up Dubai’s skyline. However it’s only a two hour drive…
ALLAsleep Traveling and tourism is one of the largest industries in the world. According to the latest UNWTO World Tourism Barometer, international tourism saw a 182% year-on-year increase in January-March 2022, with destinations worldwide welcoming an estimated 117 million international arrivals! Whether it’s for business or pleasure, if you travel frequently, you know that at times,…
Sitia, Crete, Greece: As many of you know, Greece is one of my absolute favorite countries and it’s all because of the hospitality of the people! I truly have never met more generous and giving humans than the Greeks. Believe it or not this was my second trip to the beautiful Crete island. However this…
Climate change is a major problem and it will take a community of like minded individuals and businesses to be the change that is needed to leave the world better for future generations. We are not perfect, but I believe we can all be better. I know we are better when we work together. One…
Did you know that each year, 100 billion coffee cups end up in landfills. Were you aware that a plastic bottle can take up to 1000 years to decompose. It is predicted that by 2050, there could be more plastic in the oceans than fish. This is why it is so important to educate yourself…
Top 7 Places to eat in Miskolc, Hungary Miskolc is not a hot spot for food if I am being honest. The lack of options (let alone variety) was a little disheartening when we moved in for the season. However, we were fortune enough to live right in the center of town, giving us a…
If you’re anything like me, winter is not your favorite time of year. I firmly believe that shivering qualifies as exercise. Sure, I love to see that beautiful soft, white blanket glistening as it covers the ground. However, I tend to do it from my window because going out into the frosty white powder sends…
Everyone knows that traveling can be a stressful process. Especially if you’re not a frequent traveler or (like me) you like to be overly organized. There’s flight itineraries, boarding passes, check in confirmations, luggage tags, hotel reservations and addresses to remember. Let’s not forget tickets and confirmations for all the activities you have planned, all…
Oh, Italy. We meet again. Italy is one of my favorite countries to visit. The sites, the culture and mostly…. the food! I believe Italy has something for everyone. Wonderful pastries for breakfast and bless the Italians for their coffee! For lunch or dinner, Pizza and pasta galore. When you have a sweet tooth, gelato…
Palermo, Italy: Unraveling the Rich Tapestry of Sicily’s Capital Every year around my birthday I try to take a trip. The last few years I haven’t been able to, so when this year my birthday lined up with my partners break we immediately decided to look for flights!! We both wanted to go somewhere warm…
Budapest Top Food Finds: Budapest is truly one of my favorite cities. Everywhere you look, you can find beautiful buildings full of history. You can spend days in the city and barely scratch the surface. With all that exploring you are sure to work up quite an appetite. I know finding the right places to…
Macok Bisztró: A friend recommended Macok bistro and I am so grateful that she did! They have a changing menu based on the season so there’s always a chance to try something new. We were honestly impressed with every single order. DECOR: The bistro has both indoor and outdoor seating. We chose outside in the…
Eger, Hungary While many know Hungarian wine through the famous Tokaj region with its sweet botrytized wine, other regions of the country (22 of them) are starting to get their due. Whether you go for the full-bodied reds of Villány, the crisp white and sparkling wines of Etyek-Buda, the volcanic wines of Somló, or the…
Tokaj, Hungary: Hungary isn’t usually found on the top list of European bucket list destinations. I think it tends to be overlooked and underrated. Of course, everyone knows Budapest and as one of my favorite cities I am glad it helps to put the country on the map. However, there are some smaller towns that…
Blue Orange: Vienna Bagels, bagels, bagels. One of the things I miss most about living in the United States is bagels. One of the most underrated forms of bread in my opinion, and I truly took it for granted when they were so easy to find. I don’t know why they’re so difficult to locate…