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FIRST WEEKS IN CHINA!
I still can’t help shake off the surreal feeling inside, still in disbelief the opportunity given to me to study abroad. And for that I’m grateful – four months of experiences that will stay with me for a lifetime. After endless hours of researching and packing the correct luggage, I’m ready to depart to China. The thought “Eh, everything is made in China so I’ll just buy that over there if anything, it’s probably cheaper too” has echoed in my head with every piece I packed. Coming from a Hispanic family is a blessing and all, except when it comes to being away for long periods of time. Well, let’s say the mom is not so happy seeing me leave. Finally, after numerous hours of flight ( four movies, one bathroom break and several random power naps) I arrived in China. We were warmly welcomed by the GPT (Golden Panthers Tianjin), who traveled with us to the campus. And while traveling from Beijing to Tianjin, I realized I’m in for a true journey in a country where the language (everything is Mandarin, some English on signs as courtesy like McDonald’s and KFC), practices (smoking is very common), and traffic laws (think of street lights and turning signals as ONLY suggestive, not used ) are completely different.
By Mario Urgiles3 years ago in Journal
Rottingdean - Part 1 of 3
The Town Rottingdean is one of those grossly understated seaside villages like many others dotted around Britain’s coastline. It is especially understated when compared to the garish commercialism of Brighton only five miles away to the west. Or, based on my one visit on a miserable afternoon the bleak abandonment of the seafront at Newhaven. Rottingdean’s only concessions to tourism are one main hotel overlooking the English Channel and a few kiosk type shops and cafes near the beach. The rest of the village wouldn’t be out of place in the landlocked rural areas of any county in the country.
By Alan Russell3 years ago in Journal
Influencer Marketing for Travel Brands
Influencer Marketing for Travel Brands Today, people are making travel plans almost spontaneously, especially with more excellent social media connectivity that brings people closer to influencers and their content featuring the best travel destinations on the planet. You could be a Tourism board, travel agency, transportation service, hotel chain, or other key player in the travel and tourism industry who is consistently navigating rising competition, changing traveling preferences, budgetary constraints, and technological dependency to market your products and services. Seasonal, geographical, and language barriers also strain your limited organizational resources to adapt marketing strategies accordingly. If this is you, then you have come to the right blog since Influencer marketing has become a cost-efficient, flexible, and creative approach in the travel and tourism industry to reach and convert more customers.
By influencer marketing3 years ago in Journal
Food in Thailand — best Thai dishes you must try it on your travels
Pad Thai Created by DALL-E 3 A quintessential Thai delicacy, Pad Thai seamlessly weaves sweet, salty, and tangy flavors together. At its heart, this fried noodle plate primarily features rice noodles sautéed alongside choices such as tofu or shrimp, infused with tamarind, fish sauce, and palm sugar. Completing the dish are toppings like peanuts, lime, and fresh herbs. For those looking for variety, they can find versions with alternative proteins like beef or chicken.
By TRAVELINGVIBE.COM3 years ago in Journal
War Demands And Creates Exemplars, Will You Be Legendary And Heed The Call?
Terrible things happen in the World every day. Most of the time, people pretend like they don't happen. When these things are brought up, most people will pay lip service to these causes but won't do anything to provide aid.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
