I am an inquisitive young African with a penchant for experiencing diverse cultures through travel.
Join me on my journey to visit every single country on our planet.
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Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness, and many of our people need it sorely on these accounts. Broad, wholesome, charitable views of men and things cannot be acquired by vegetating in one little corner of the earth all one's lifetime
-Mark Twain
This is not just another travel blog!
I am a young African professional on a mission to visit every single country on this planet.
By sharing my travel experiences, I hope to inspire others to take up this life-changing endeavour.
Along the way, I hope to experience new cultures while bringing to the fore, the plight of the world's most vulnerable communities.
Toronto's Caribbean Carnival, popularly known as Caribana, involves a series of events culminating in the Grand Parade on the first weekend of August. Attracting well over 1 million visitors to Canada's biggest city, the carnival is officially North America's biggest street party. The Parade starts around midday until dusk and follows a course around Exhibition Place and Lakeshore Boulevard in Downtown Toronto. While there is an entrance fee of $25 to watch the parade at the main judging stage, one can watch the parade on the rest of the route absolutely free of charge. As you would normally expect for a Caribbean carnival, the atmosphere was truly electric; happy people of various ethnic backgrounds dressed in colourful costumes dancing to the latest soca anthems, endless kiosks selling tasty Caribbean-inspired meals and so on. The thing I find most thrilling about these carnivals is how people of various backgrounds put their differences aside and ju...
Before you travel, make sure to check the rules for your country and weigh the risks! London Heathrow Terminal 5: Where have the planes gone? It's been a while but it's great to be back on the blogosphere. Phew! It is a completely different world we live in now. Social distancing, face masks and travel restrictions have now become the norm and will most likely remain so for the near future. If you are wondering what international travel looks like these days, here's my experience of a recent trip abroad and a rough guide to some of the things to expect when travelling in this COVID era. Before the flight Before considering a trip abroad, check the latest travel advice for your destination and be mindful that this could change without any prior notice. My travel plans changed three times and the decision to travel to Barbados was made less than 24 hours before my flight. The airline thankfully changed my ticket as my previous travel destination had closed its borders l...
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