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e13s1 Exploring Observatory: Airbnbs and Gentrification in Cape Town
In today’s blogcast I am introducing you to the beautiful neighbourhood Observatory, in Cape Town. I dive head first into the not so unproblematic relationship
In today’s blogcast I am introducing you to the beautiful neighbourhood Observatory, in Cape Town. I dive head first into the not so unproblematic relationship
Where are all the women within tourism? Today’s blog post is long overdue, and yet, I ended up almost not writing it at all. It
Is slow traveling actually therapeutic? Despite my disastrous first week in Tofo, I ended up staying in this sleepy seaside village for almost two months,
A love letter to my friends The past few days have been a whirlwind of emotions. Mostly good ones. I’ve been continuing to hang out
From Crisis to Comfort: a New Hostel in Maputo Due to an unforeseen bed bug crisis at the hostel, I have now moved to another.
First quick impression of Maputo I’ve been taking it super easy since I got to Maputo. Doctors orders. I’m filling my time with slow mornings,
Solo traveling to Maputo from Durban by bus, attempt one After I had dropped my mom off at the airport it was time to get
The Evolution of Maboneng While in Johannesburg, I’ve been staying in the artsy neighbourhood Maboneng. In the language seSotho, Maboneng means Place of Light and
Juxtapositions of History: Sipping Wine at Robben Island There is something quite macabre about sipping a glass of white wine while watching the sun descend
Meeting Eldred The last time I saw Eldred was probably at Sun-Kissed Salsa. A phenomenal outdoor salsa event where you dance by the sea as
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