São Paulo Is Worth Seeing
Posted by Jay in Travel on August 27th, 2016
São Paulo was one of the cities I visited in Brazil earlier this year, but I almost didn’t go at all. I had been pestering people that had been to Brazil before, for the must see places. São Paulo never featured, or it was made fun of, in favour of places like Rio. The only reason […]
Brazil Will Always Inspire Wanderlust
Posted by Jay in Travel on August 16th, 2016
I have been reminiscing about my month long tour of Brazil, with all the excitement of the 2016 Rio Olympics. Even before I had made the leap to book a ticket, I had been dreaming about Brazil for as long as I could remember. It seemed to be filled with beautiful landscapes, beautiful weather and beautiful […]
4 Ways Buzzfeed Makes It Annoying To Live In London
Posted by Jay in Travel on April 13th, 2016
Like most people, I have been known to waste the best part of a day meandering through the various quizzes and listicles that adorn the Buzzfeed webpage. But one thing has just gotten out of control, they keep making it more and more annoying to live in this city. We are aware that everyone hates […]
My Study Abroad In California Changed My Life For The Better
Posted by Jay in Travel on February 20th, 2016
When I was in university, I had the opportunity to be able to have a study exchange for the second half of my 2nd year. Obviously, I jumped at this chance, as when else would I be able to live abroad for half the year while still getting maintenance grants? Being a disabled young woman, my […]
How Tastings At Cubana London Made Me Want To Visit Cuba
Posted by Jay in Travel on February 15th, 2016
Last week I attended a few tastings at Cubana London at their Smithfield branch. I had found out about the events through Facebook. Having never been to Cuba before, I have always had an interest in visiting the island, especially as US citizens were allowed to enter the country once more. Definitely wanted to get there before […]
That Time China Showed Me My Passport Privilege
Posted by Jay in Travel on February 1st, 2016
On my recent trip to Hong Kong as part of my HSBC tour, one of my stops was Shanghai. It was an absolute nightmare getting to Shanghai in the first place, but what I experienced at Pudong Airport made me come face to face with my own privilege. Namely, the privilege I get from my […]
5 Free Things to do in Hong Kong
Posted by Jay in Travel on January 31st, 2016
During my time in Hong Kong recently, I had an absolutely amazing time. I ate Chinese food to my heart’s content, met up with some dear friends and explored the city. While Hong Kong may have a reputation as being an expensive place to live and travel around, there are a few things you can […]
That Time Virgin Atlantic Treated Me Like A Princess
Posted by Jay in Travel on January 19th, 2016
Everyone knows that preparing for a holiday and flying can be one of the most stressful experiences you have to deal with before relaxing in a different country. Now this is further compounded if you happen to be a disabled traveller and have so many other things to arrange and think about before you jet […]
Travel Resolutions for 2016
Posted by Jay in Travel on January 3rd, 2016
I have been to many countries around the world, and seen some absolutely incredible things along the way. Met some awesome people that further inspired my wanderlust and addiction to travel. However, most of my trips have been on the European continent, and I have only gone to other parts of the world because of […]
Travel Highlights of 2015
Posted by Jay in Travel on December 31st, 2015
I have been very blessed this year and was able to add a few more countries on to my list of places I have travelled. I have had the opportunity to go to the continent of Africa twice this year, and was able to see more of the UK. I have made new friends from […]
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UPDATE: As of 25/09/2015 Nigeria has been removed from the WHO's Polio Endemic List! Having been born in Nigeria, I hail from one of three countries where polio is still unfortunately endemic, the other two being Pakistan and Afghanistan. I had contracted the poliovirus before my ...Read More
