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    Guests’ Corner: Notripophobia

    30 March 2021 - By 

    As part of the latest instalment in my international version of Guests’ Corner, I chatted to travel blogger, Kristin of Notripophobia. Kristin is the travel blogger behind the insightful Notripophobia, an international travel blog. On her blog, she shares some excellent travel guides and provides inspiration for all your unplanned adventures. Originally from Ohio, Kristin considers herself an extreme traveller, digital nomad, history nerd and beer lover of note! After many years in the corporate industry, Kristin decided to follow her dreams of exploring the world. To date, she has explored 127 countries and all seven continents. This makes her one…

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    Guests’ Corner: Book It Let’s Go!

    22 November 2020 - By 

    As part of the latest instalment in my international version of Guests’ Corner, I chatted to travel bloggers, Steph and Lewis of Book It Let’s Go! Steph and Lewis are a down-to-earth, everyday couple who love to travel. After a few years of passionately following other blogs, they realised a travel blog was a good way to keep people up-to-date on their adventures – and so Book It Let’s Go! was born.  Their lovely blog offers insights into destinations across the globe (everywhere from Kenya to St Kitts), tips on emigration and travel planning insights to name a few topics covered. …

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    Guests’ Corner: ESL Teacher 365

    31 August 2020 - By 

    As part of the latest instalment in my international version of Guests’ Corner, I chatted to passionate travelling teacher, Jamie of ESL Teacher 365. Jamie Gajewski is a keen travelling educator over at the lovely, useful ESL Teacher 365 blog.  She teaches English as a second language (ESL), a career path that has afforded her some amazing travel experiences around the world. Growing up in Winsconsin, Jamie fell in love with languages while learning Spanish in middle school. Her teacher, Señora Schilz, not only taught her students about vocabulary and verb tenses – she also enthralled them with tales of…