Accessible Antwerp: How To Explore Antwerp With A Disability
Posted by Jay in Travel on March 23rd, 2017
Accessible Antwerp The greatest thing about Antwerp is that it is a delightfully compact city. Having never been before, I had hoped that this European city would not be too difficult to navigate. Exploring anywhere with a disability, can be a bit tricky at times, but I had no issues with accessible Antwerp! I’m glad to say […]
Review: Antwerp City Hostel
Posted by Jay in Travel on March 21st, 2017
Antwerp City Hostel was the place that I called home for a few days during my time in Antwerp. Having never been to Antwerp before I was not sure what to expect. So I did a little research and decided to go with a hostel that was close to a lot of tourist attractions and […]
Accessible London: A Guide to Fun
Posted by Jay in Travel on February 14th, 2017
Accessible London is both true and untrue. Some of my favourite places and spots in the city are delightfully wheelchair friendly. Railings as far as the eye can see, lifts aplenty and enough ramps to get you to the Moon! (This is of course ludicrous, and a complete lie). Many tourist spots and highlights in […]
Travel Highlights of 2016
Posted by Jay in Travel on December 31st, 2016
This year has been really good for me travel wise, I was able to explore new continents. Finally meet some friends that I have around the world for the very first time, and made new ones. Like my travel highlights of 2015 this post will take a look back at my travel highlights of 2016, to […]
Black Girls Travel Too London
Posted by Jay in Travel on December 13th, 2016
BLACK GIRLS TRAVEL TOO & DANNY Black Girls Travel Too was founded by lifestyle coach Danny Mitchell, to emphasis the fact that black girls do indeed travel. Danny is based in Texas, and combines travel with empowerment to encourage and support black women. I have had the pleasure of knowing Danny for a few years […]
World Travel Market: What To Expect
Posted by Jay in Travel on December 7th, 2016
World Travel Market 2016 was the first time I had ever attended this huge event in the travel world. I am actually quite a latecomer to the show considering it has been happening annually since 1980. I would have attended the World Travel Market last year, but I was too busy exploring South Africa at […]
Review: Thames River Services Sightseeing Tour
Posted by Jay in Travel on December 1st, 2016
Thames River Services allows visitors to cruise through the heart of London and see the sights from a different angle. With over 50 years of experience, they offer stunning views of the city’s famous landmarks with enough history and information to complete a history report on the capital! Last week I had the pleasure of boarding […]
Review: Planet Hollywood London
Posted by Jay in Travel on October 16th, 2016
Planet Hollywood was launched in the winter of ’91 in New York. It is a dining experience centred around the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, and the stars that live and work in Tinseltown. Planet Hollywood made a home for itself in London, a stone’s throw away from Piccadilly Circus. I recently went there to […]
How Arzhan Fund Is Making Kazakhstan More Accessible
Posted by Jay in Travel on October 12th, 2016
Arzhan Conference The Arzhan Foundation, established in May 2010, pursues social and other socially useful purposes. They aim to provide assistance to socially vulnerable groups and people affected by emergencies, through the implementation of charitable and social projects. They offer free courses on professional orientation and the socialisation of students with and without special needs. They […]
Almaty: Original Big Apple
Posted by Jay in Travel on October 9th, 2016
Almaty is the original Big Apple. I know, you are probably shaking your head right now. New York is the right answer, you are 100% certain of this. But unfortunately, you would be wrong. While this amazing city definitely holds a dear place in my heart, Almaty wore the crown first. It used to be the former capital […]
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