Tag: remote work
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Monthly Breakdown for Second Chances, Ocean Views, and Late-Night Market Wanders I didn’t have the best memories of South Korea growing up — maybe it was just bad timing, or maybe I was too young — but it left an impression. People bumping into you, fast-paced energy that didn’t sit right. But this trip? Changed…
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Monthly Breakdown for Foodies, City Explorers, and Accidental Tech Time Travellers I love Hong Kong’s food and cultural energy — but the housing situation? Not so much. I knew space would be tight, so I paid more for what I thought was a decent unit. Rooftop access, high floor… sounded dreamy.Except it wasn’t. Cue Typhoon…
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Monthly Breakdown for Market Wanders, Quiet Explorers, and Accidental City Picks Honestly, I don’t remember why I booked Perth — probably the convenience of a direct flight. But I’m glad I did. The city feels more residential, slower-paced, and honestly, a nice reset if you’re looking for something less intense than Melbourne or Sydney. 💰…
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Monthly Breakdown for Architecture Lovers, Desert Dreamers, and Culture-Soaked Travellers I originally came here just to experience the culture — but I left absolutely in love. Between Abu Dhabi and Dubai, this one takes the win for me. The mosques, the quiet elegance of its architecture, the desert experience… even just walking around felt grounding…
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Monthly Breakdown for Cautious Explorers, Winter Town Wanderers, and Real Talk Travellers Vancouver is beautiful — surrounded by mountains and water, with lovely weekend getaways like Kelowna and Whistler. But there’s no denying the visible drug use and homelessness, especially in some parts of the city. I kept my nights short and my neighbourhood safe…
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Monthly Breakdown for Beach Walkers, Market Browsers, and Privacy Converts Sydney is stunning — from the chill of Bondi Beach mornings to The Rocks Market on weekends, there’s something for everyone. But would I return soon? Not likely. The rent is too high for what you get, and sharing a space reminded me that I…
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Monthly Breakdown for Solo Female Travellers, Remote Workers, and Theme Park Addicts Japan – one of my favourite places ever. Period. Back when I was still travelling short-term (think winter holidays), I’d backpack through the countryside using the Japan Rail Pass. But now with a 30kg suitcase and two carry-ons? Big no. These days, I…
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Monthly Breakdown for Market Devotees, Urban Roamers, and Oyster-Loving Nomads Melbourne’s been a favourite of mine — and yes, the Queen Victoria Market is a big part of that. There’s something about fresh oysters in the morning, donuts in the afternoon, and international food options at every corner that just makes this city so livable.…
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Monthly Breakdown for Burnout Recovery, Indoorsy People, and Quiet Place Seekers Vientiane doesn’t give you a checklist of things to do — and that might be the point. It’s not flashy, not overly touristy, and honestly? That made it perfect for slowing down. If you’re looking to hibernate, recharge, or just pause from moving too…
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Monthly Breakdown for Visa Sufferers, Temple Wanderers, and Unexpectedly Charmed Souls I came in with zero expectations and left feeling… oddly healed. There’s something about Kathmandu that feels untouched by time. But make no mistake — it’s not all mystical alleyways and spiritual cafes. It’s also cash-only, credit-card-rejecting, visa-line chaos. I learned the hard way,…