If you don’t have a salt mine, go get one… I’d get one too, or at least rent one during these times of orange and red heat alerts! It would be way…
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Iceland (2) – With the scooter, to catch the volcano…
I barely get off the plane at the airport in Iceland when I receive the following message from the police on my phone: “Earthquakes! Increased seismic activity in the area. Stay away…
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Iceland (1) – I slept in a capsule!
In 15 vacation days in Iceland, I slept in 12 different places!!! From guesthouses, to fancy hotels, to cabin rooms, studio apartments, 3-star hotels, shared-bathroom inns, 4-star hotels, and even a hostel…
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Vietnam (3) – the food comes when you crave it :)
A permanent Street Food Festival! That’s how I felt Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam, when I roamed around. If the overwhelming traffic was the first thing that struck me when I arrived…
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VIETNAM (2) – the first shock and a wave of curiosity!
I am crazy: I took 5,909 pictures and movies on my vacation in Vietnam!!! You’d say that I went to make a documentary for Discovery, not a trip for my birthday 🙂…
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Vietnam (1) – Luggage control!
I begin my adventure in Vietnam with the end. I couldn’t return from my vacation without any mishaps… After two weeks of traveling through Vietnam and tasting – literally and figuratively –…
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LUCCA – the jewel of Tuscany
Helplessly in love with Florence, during my frequent visits there I sought to see other cities in Tuscany or even further from it, too. That’s how I discovered Lucca. The first time…
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Bibury – the most beautiful village in England
I had no idea this place existed. And, when I found out about it, it was never “on my way”. So far… It is 130 km from London, in the Cotswolds region.…
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BOLOGNA – as simple as… “pasta” :)
“Yes, of course, you’re going to Florence, you won’t stay here” – a salesman told me when he heard that I was only staying for one night and one day in Bologna.…
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Faroe Islands – the whale quest and the Atlantic crossed by car… (part 2)
Eyes peeled and ears perked – that’s how I spent my five days in the Faroe. Maybe it is a professional thing (I am a journalist, after all), but I enjoyed everything…
