Yes! And here it comes...
When you are travelling for an extended period in India (or Nepal, Mexico, Burundi etc.) the chance of getting stomach issues in any form is almost 100%.
Delhi Belly is just a term for stomach issues in India. It happens all over the world. Luckily I experienced
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In my opinion, this is an ode to Jeroen, and in my opinion the organisation of the year is: Freediving Coaches of Asia.
The 3 missions of FCOA are:
1. to teach ABSOLUTELY EVERYBODY how to survive at sea.
2. to teach freediving because those that get to love the sea will take care of it.
3. to train
..... read moreHow to find your spirit in India?
Before I visited India, I tried to find out what to expect. The common answers of the people who had been to India were: you either love or hate it. Even though I had a lot of travel experience, I was a little hesitant to go. I was into couchsurfing, and in
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What to do when in Diu? Borrow the flat pan from the hostel buy some flour and pick a nice spot for a campfire where you make your own chapati!
Fair is fair the local indian chapatis were way better, or to speak in Indian terms: Same, same but different.
Back in Europe though, these Indian wraps win the
Years ago, long before I went to India and knew anything about Indian cuisine, I learned to make my first Indian curry in New Zealand. It tasted terrible, nothing like the Indian curry with the delicious smooth pumpkin flavour I tasted for the first time in a backpackers hostel in rural Australia.
But… after many travels and try outs,
....... read moreSummary of: Kozhikode, R.K. & Li, J. (2012). Political Pluralism, Public Policies, and Organizational Choices: Banking Branch Expansion in India. Academy of Management Journal, 55(2), 339-359
Data on the expansion of 94 commercial banks in India from 1948 to 2003 were analysed to test the proposition that political pluralism – wherein competing parties control the state and
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Chris Way, co-founder of Reality Tours, takes us through his work with Smokey Tours in Manila and compares it with the challenges he faced in Dharavi:
'I’ve learned a lot during my time with Smokey Tours. It has been very interesting to help identify their main challenges and to compare these challenges with those that we have faced in
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Yesterday I visited the youth empowerment project of Reality Gives. The program, taught at the Ashayen Community Centre located in the heart of Dharavi (Asia's largest slum), consist of English courses and training in computer & softskills. Its main goal is to provide local youngsters (16-30) the tools to improve their quality of life by continuing their education or by..... read more
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