In this heartfelt article, Miriam Fogarty shares the story of her grandmother who moved to Uganda from England in the mid ’50. A trip of a lifetime, slow and filled with adventure and new things, an experience that will touch all...
Since when our lives have been totally upset, and the joy of travelling is denied to us, I find myself more and more often to go back in my memories to the places I discovered in the various countries where I...
Ngoc considers herself a Weird Culture Kid – so much so that she decided to write a book about it! Weird Cultures Kids will be officially launched on Saturday 19th December at 3pm CET (you are all invited, click here to...
Our friend Paola Fornari lived in Uruguay, where she discovered mate and matear – and also chusmear 🙂 We thank her for allowing us to publish the article she wrote at that time. We believe this is the perfect example of...
Paola Fornari has lived and travelled all over the world. She has loads of incredible stories. For this topic of the month, Memorable Trips, she shares some of them. This one happened in Sri Lanka. Thanks so much Paola! I...
Chaï (Tchai) means TEA in hindi. Its origins date back to 5000 years ago and are basically rooted in China as “cha” is the chinese word for “tea”. From China it spread to India and became “chaï”. According to the legend,...
Piedmont is located in Northwestern Italy and includes a variety of remarkable landscapes, from the Alpi mountains to the hills of the Langhe and Monferrato, to the flat plains that line the Po River. For the people of Piedmont eating is...
Susie of Arabia is an American expat living in Saudi Arabia. We got in touch with her as we were curious about her life style and how she was coping with cultural issues in her host country. Can you explain...
Claudiaexpat introduces us to one of her favourite places near her beloved house in Tuscany. A special place, and you’ll see why! I remember clearly the first time we ate at the Trattoria Albana in Mazzolla. It must have been...
We interviewed Stephanie last year but there is still a lot of her life with the Masai that we would like to know. In this passionate article she writes about how she has learned to adapt and to deal with the...
