Travel TV Episode 1: Genuine Traveller
With English subtitles.Global Nomads Päivi & Santeri @ http://paivisanteri.blogspot.com
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With English subtitles.Global Nomads Päivi & Santeri @ http://paivisanteri.blogspot.com
View ArticleIndia by Train
We started our journey through India from medieval feeling Kolkata watching beggars and bare-feet men draw rickshaws, and we smelled the stench of urine and learned to dodge numerous human droppings on...
View ArticleLuxury Holiday in United Arab Emirates
We were flying from Jaipur, India to Istanbul, Turkey and the airlines cancelled our connecting flight so that we ended up staying in Sharjah for 36 hours instead of the original 6 hours. At first we...
View ArticleMeeting Nomads in Istanbul, Turkey
Global Nomads Päivi & Santeri @ http://paivisanteri.blogspot.com
View ArticleFinland Revisited
We visited Finland for the first time in six years. It was a short combined business and tourist trip. Our publisher Atena Kustannus invited us over for the book launch of Päivi’s newest book Elämäni...
View ArticleVisiting friends in Tallinn, Estonia
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View ArticleBreaking Things In East Europe
Our travel through East European countries—Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary—towards the South were filled with havoc and horror. Some of the things Santeri accidentally broke were minor...
View ArticleOur Q3 Newsletter Is Out
From Finland to the Balkans (Q3/2012)Global Nomads Päivi & Santeri @ http://paivisanteri.blogspot.com
View ArticleTouring the Balkans
We had not visited any of the Balkan countries before and we experienced a really nice surprise. People were friendly and honest, and they seemed genuinely pleased to see foreigners around. The Balkans...
View ArticleOur Camel-Date-Sand Wedding Anniversary (8th)
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View ArticleNew Book: Free as a Global Nomad
Drifting Sands Press has today published our first English language book, and also the first ever general interest non-fiction book about Global Nomads. For this book, we had the pleasure of...
View ArticleZagora, Sahara on the Moroccon Side
We stayed a couple of months in a Saharan oasis called Zagora. The place was beautiful, peaceful, and hassle-free, and there were an abundance of inexpensive dates, couscous, and awesome fresh...
View ArticleJamaica Helps With Excess Luggage
Have you noticed how hard it is to get rid of the stuff you don't need any more but which is too valuable just to give away? If you are tired of carrying it around, go to Jamaica. Friendly and happy...
View ArticleA Bit Pricey Trinidad and Tobago
We arrived in Port of Spain at the end of the carnival. There were still some cooldown happenings going on, mainly soca parties on the beaches, but the city itself was already suffering from hangover...
View ArticleCrossing Venezuela by Bus
Venezuela was inexpensive and easy for travel, although not always very comfortable. They have the same kind of cramped double-decker buses than in Argentina that mainly go by night so you will have to...
View ArticleHiking and Filming in Colombia
We went to Colombia to meet our friends Bill and Betty whom we got to know when we were all living in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2005—2006. We met Bill and Betty last time in Cambodia in 2006, and it...
View ArticleGetting from Colombia to Panama and Away
When we arrived in Puerto Obaldía in Panama, we had a most thorough customs check just like years ago in Peru. An obese female officer had to stick her dirty hands to all of our stuff including food,...
View ArticleTravel Plan 2013–2014
We have often received complaints because we have not planned our travels in advance. Understanding how stressful surprise visits and last minute changes are, we have decided to make this up by...
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