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Why you should travel by yourself – The full story

Don’t be scared to walk alone. Don’t be scared to like it. — John Mayer

And you’ll like it, that’s what I promise you! You only need to take the first step, and you’ll open yourself a whole new world. Starting to travel on my own was one of the best and most fulfilling decisions in my life. And now..

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Flo’s WorldTravel – Best moments

After 18 months, my travels came to an end. It wasn’t meant to be that early, but the Corona crisis came into my way. However, I can’t complain; I had the time of my life! This is a collection of the best moments, and there were enough of them!

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First impressions of South America (Mexico)

After a quick stop in Luxembourg, I’m back on the road. This time it’s the other side of the continent, Mexico and later the rest of South America. As you can imagine, it’s again a different world compared with Europe and Asia. But after being such a long time in Asia and spending the rest of my life in Europe, it’s super interesting to compare the three continents to each other and give you some inside about my first thoughts about south America.

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Luxembourg – What is that?

Luxembourg is a country – Yes, it’s an independent country – and it is my country. It is tiny, yes, but it’s amazing. And in this post, I want to talk a little bit about it. And I especially want to answer the most frequent questions about the country. If you happen to read this post because I send the link to you – I might have lost patience to explain everything to you. So keep reading and surprise other people next time with your knowledge.

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Jiri to Mount Everest Base Camp – The hard and unpleasant part nobody talks about

My hiking trip from Jiri to Mount Everest Base Camp was amazing, in general. Still, there were also many unpleasant moments, many things which weren’t luxurious, and many moments I wanted to give up. It’s an adventure, not a 5-star all-inclusive vacation. I knew that, and it’s totally fine with me. However, it was even harder in the end, then I could imagine. This is not a blog entry to keep you away from the whole thing; you should just know what you are getting into and be prepared. In the end, it was terrific, as you can read in my other entries.

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