Since I was 10, I've lived in Bosnia, Serbia, Tanzania and Iceland. Although I've been based in the Big Smoke for nine years, I'm a true Nomad at heart and am still searching for my 'forever home'.
I'm always planning my next adventure and have been to 39/196 countries, 6/7 continents and over 180 cities/towns. Ever since I became an expat at a young age, I've not been able to stop the urge to travel. Experiencing different cultures is what really feeds my soul and happiness.
I blog about my experiences and interesting finds so that when I'm old and frail I can have a digital memory bank!
I also run a little shop called Nomad's Treasures. There you can find bags and accessories I gather on my travels.
I sometimes get asked these questions so thought I would post a quick FAQ below...
FAQ
FAQ
How
do you afford to travel?
I’m not rich, I don’t earn a living from
this blog (yet!) and I don’t have parents sending money into my bank account every
month! The truth is that I work hard in a full time job in London (I'm a PR Manager) and I make
the most of my money the best way I can. I don’t really drink often, I don’t go
clubbing and I have cut down on shopping in general, all habits contributing to
some great savings put towards travel. London is a very expensive city, and
cutting down on these things really helps.
I also sometimes sell clothes on eBay and run a small shop called Nomad’s Treasures, where people can buy accessories I pick up on my travels.
How do you get to travel so often?
As I have a full time job, I get the same holiday allowance as everyone else in the UK (25 days). We also have certain perks like a birthday day off, 10 days off at Christmas time and of course, all UK Bank Holidays. The truth is, I am just really organised. I plan every single trip in a clever way to ensure I use every one of my days off, including those Bank Holidays.
You can read more about the way I make this happen here.
I also sometimes sell clothes on eBay and run a small shop called Nomad’s Treasures, where people can buy accessories I pick up on my travels.
How do you get to travel so often?
As I have a full time job, I get the same holiday allowance as everyone else in the UK (25 days). We also have certain perks like a birthday day off, 10 days off at Christmas time and of course, all UK Bank Holidays. The truth is, I am just really organised. I plan every single trip in a clever way to ensure I use every one of my days off, including those Bank Holidays.
You can read more about the way I make this happen here.
How
come you’ve lived in so many places?
I’ve just been very lucky. I was born in
Bosnia and lived in Serbia during the war for some time. I then moved to
Tanzania for three years due to my step-father’s work, and then to Iceland for
four years for the same reason. On my 18th birthday I moved to
London and have been living here ever since!
What
camera do you use?
I use my iPhone 6, a GoPro Hero 5, a Canon SLR 600D with
different lenses, and sometimes a disposable camera if I’m on an adventure.
What
is your favourite country?
That’s a really difficult question because
each place I’ve visited has left a special mark on my heart, and they are all so
different. At the moment, I would say that my favourite country is Colombia –
the food, the people, the culture, nature, beaches and atmosphere really
captivated me.
I hope you enjoy reading my posts and that I can inspire you to visit some of the places I've been so lucky to experience.
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