Hi! We are Josh and Lieze!
We decided that life was too short to just sit around, and packed our stuff for Dubai. Joshua is an international teacher and I am a full-time travel blogger.
Josh and I met online and only a few months later I moved from Antwerp (Belgium) to Josh in London. Although living in London was great, the high costs, the massive rat-race and the political climate meant we felt uneasy and were ready to tackle an adventure abroad head-on.
Ever since we moved abroad we have travelled non-stop, combining history (Josh’s expertise), magical panoramas, secret temples and the best local food.
Becoming expats was the best decision we ever made.
Next up: UK – US (Colorado) – France – Jordan – Maldives
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5 best spots for a fantastic photo with the Eiffel Tower
Even though I have been to Paris countless times, I always feel like I want to take a picture with the Eiffel Tower! I love this city so much and feel that my trip is never complete without that perfect
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10 mistakes to avoid when visiting Paris
Ah Paris! The city of love and lights, the city of romance and dreams… or that is what most people think. I am not going to disagree with that as I love Paris with all my heart, but the fact
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Where to stay in Covent Garden?6 Best hotels in Covent Garden London
Covent Garden is one of the most beautiful parts of London. It is not hard to see why many tourists would want to stay in this little oasis of great restaurants and amazing shopping. As it can be quite hard
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10 best things to do in Xi’An
When Joshua and I booked our trip to Xi'An we honestly had no idea what to do or see apart from the Terracotta Army. Yet Xi'an is a vast city and a central city to the province of Shaanxi in
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How to get from Beirut Rafic Hariri International Airport to Beirut City Centre
Although Beirut’s international airport ( Beirut Rafic Hariri ) only lies 9 kilometres from the city centre, it can be a bit of a pain to get into central Beirut. There is no public transport to and from the airport,
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How to deal with ponies blocking the road in The New Forest
The ponies probably are my absolutely favourite thing about The New Forest. I still remember the very first time I visited The New Forest and meeting the lovely and often even very friendly ponies under trees and even in Brockenhurst
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Nepali Cooking Class in Kirtipur with Kathmandu hotel pickup – review
Joshua and I are massive foodies. We travel to eat. Literally.We choose our destinations depending on the food we like and food we would love to try. And in all honesty: Nepal was no different!When I was living in London
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Top 10 best campsites in the New forest National Park
The New Forest is an amazing place to visit in summer with the family. Not only do I love the peace and quiet the New Forest offers, you can also hit the beach or discover the quaint little villages or
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A complete guide to ace your international teaching job interview
Going international is a dream of many UK, US and European teachers. They want to escape the dreary, rainy weather and experience all year-round sunshine, amazing food, sandy white beaches, and that all when teaching easy classes and often getting
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