Personal stories and insights from my life as a digital nomad — working remotely across Asia and beyond, finding cafés, coworking spaces and community.
Travelling alone is one of the most rewarding (and sometimes confronting) experiences you can have. Beyond the beautiful places and new friends, solo journeys teach you a lot about yourself and the world. What it gave me were plenty of surprises, a few bruises, and life lessons I never expected.
Read more: What Solo Travel Teaches You: 10 Lessons Learned on the Road
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I won the Emirates lottery to be seated behind the only toddler on board on the flight to Bangkok. I didn’t sleep a wink but crammed in 3 quality films. Upon landing, I followed the herd through the Passport People onto the next security checkpoint. People were rushing!
Read more: The Little Red Book (Thailand Travel Diary #1)
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I headed to Danang Downtown as there was some kind of costume festival on the Tet calendar. I just had no idea what time or type. Turns out it was a sort of cosplay competition! These youths must have spent the entire day prepping and some of the outfits were amazing!
Read more: Danang Downtown and Cosplay Competition (Vietnam Diary #6)
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I had been on a diet of bananas, rice crackers, fat free yogurt, electrolytes, activated charcoal, bland rice dishes and Smecta for five days. I don’t think I need to explain why. A Night Market was close by, so one evening I did a quick walk through it to see
Read more: Trang Tales of the Unexpected
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Mauritius is a multicultural mix of people, places and melodies. A prominent language is French, the cuisine can be Indian and Chinese, the massages are Swedish, and below the turquoise waters, can be something totally out of this world. There is something very special about island life. I find the
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El Nido in northern Palawan is one of the most popular tourist spots in the Philippines. This is followed by a much smaller island called Coron to the north, Boracay, and the most eastern island in the Philippines called Siargao. Surfers flock to the latter. It was a tough choice,
Read more: El Nido and Coron (Philippines Diary #9)
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It was time to bid farewell to Siquijor and my new friends. What was unexpected was staying up the entire night with them! I had an early ferry to catch followed by a flight to Palawan, so decided to power through after getting a lift home with a random bunch
Read more: Palawan (Philippines Travel Diary #8)
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