In Soviet Union most of people couldn’t travel outside the country. It was so normal for us that I didn’t even think about it. I never dreamed of going to another country until my French teacher went to Paris and came back with so many incredible stories and pictures. She talked about people, architecture, art,ContinueContinue reading “My dreams came true: Paris.”
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“The Black Cat Blue Sea Award” nomination.
I was nominated for ‘The Black Cat Blue Sea Award’ by very interesting blogger Aishwarya Meti, MY BEST VISION IN WORDS. Much appreciated Aishwarya for selecting me to receive this award and it came as an unexpected surprise. I can only express my sincere thanks. Aishwarya has a wonderful and inspiring blog. She writes about many different topics, and I always enjoy reading her posts. I would like encouraging you toContinueContinue reading ““The Black Cat Blue Sea Award” nomination.”
My new home city: Winnipeg, Canada.
Winnipeg is my new home city. It is not a very big city, but not small either. Lots of people don’t like Winnipeg. Some of them moved out with the first opportunity, but some of them continue to live here and complain. I don’t blame them. Unfortunately, Winnipeg is not a city where you wantContinueContinue reading “My new home city: Winnipeg, Canada.”
The Journey Begins
” Live with no excuses and travel with no regrets” Oscar Wilde Life is really short, and it is up to you to make it either colorful and remarkable, or boring and vapid. Don’t be held back by what happened yesterday, the week before or even decades ago. Let it go. Open your heart andContinueContinue reading “The Journey Begins”
Travel After the Pandemic: A New Chapter Begins.
Never quit your dreams… The COVID-19 pandemic took the world by surprise, disrupting lives, economies, and casting a shadow of uncertainty over the future. Among the hardest-hit sectors was tourism. According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, global international arrivals were projected to drop by 20–30% in 2020, resulting in estimated losses of $30–50ContinueContinue reading “Travel After the Pandemic: A New Chapter Begins.”
