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Ville actuelle :
Almeria
Ville d'origine :
Glasgow
Université d'accueil :
UAL
Université d'origine :
GLA

Activité de Linzi

  • Blog

    New Year in Valtellina, 2019

    Having spent the past four months in Almeria, Spain, away from my friends and family and my poor boyfriend in Glasgow, I was nothing other than excited to go back home for the holidays. Going home: We finished on the 21st of December. After a month of report cards, open...

  • Blog

    A trip to Bellinzona in Switzerland via Milan

    It was two months in of my four months in Torino, Italy. My sister, Kirsty, was working for Emirates in Dubai and had a layover in Milan. It was the perfect opportunity to see her. My mum also got roped in and we made a wee trip of it. We all congregated at the...

  • Expérience

    Life in Torino, Italia

    Why did you choose to go to Turin, Italy? I wanted to go to Italy to study as finding a job seemed too stressful and not a concrete option. Glasgow University offered Torino or Genova as options. I was happy with either so I was randomly allocated Turin. How long is...

  • Blog

    Weekend in Bologna

    During my times studying on Erasmus in Turin, I had the opportunity to go to Bologna with my friend, Paula. One of her friends from her year abroad in Spain was living and studying in Bologna and he had invited her to come visit. As I was in Italy, she asked if I would...

  • Blog

    Easter Weekend in Nice

    During my time studying in Torino on Erasmus my friend, Maya, and I decided to take a weekend trip away to the Côte d’Azur, or The French Riviera, to see some friends. It was the Easter holidays and everyone that we knew in Turin was with going back home or...

  • Blog

    Torino, Italy my second semester on Erasmus

    Studying two languages at the University of Glasgow allows you to have two Erasmus experiences. I had a full nine months studying French in Strasbourg in my third year. The following year permitted me a semester abroad in Torino in Italy. Due to exams timetables and...

  • Blog

    Family Reunion in Melbourne

    I knew since before I left for Vietnam that I would be able to see my mum, brother, John and sister, Kirsty again. All together in Melbourne for my cousin, Andrea’s, wedding. It came at the perfect time, just one week and a half after Tet so I only had to endure a few...

  • Blog

    Dubai - the pitstop before Glasgow

    I was warned that the flight from China to Dubai was going to be awful. My sister had prepared me for the impatient customers and chaos due to language barriers. What I wasn’t prepared for was the constant smell of fart and B. O. in the cabin. Nor was I prepared for...

  • Blog

    Dubai for Hogmanay

    The flight and time difference hit me hard. I decided to go to visit my sister in Dubi after spending Christams in Ho Chi Minh city, I was in need of some family comfort. Kirsty was working on flight so I had the day to myself. I had planned to get up early and see the...

  • Blog

    Penang Island, Malaysia

    Iacopo had told me on Valentine’s Day when I was in Bangkok that his company was sending him to Malaysia to work. I didn’t have to wait until I got home to see him! It was such a nice surprise but it was still 7 weeks away, and it couldn’t come quick enough. Once...

  • Blog

    Girls Weekend in Singapore

    Singapore was a much needed girls’ holiday to break up January. However, on reflection, Singapore can only really be enjoyed to the full if you have money to spend – which we did not. Going to Singapore from the UK would have been a treat, but coming from Vietnam,...

  • Blog

    8 months in Vietnam – the home stretch.

    It’s now my last week in Saigon. My Secondary School has closed and I am only in on Tuesday and Thursday afternoon as it is a National Holiday on Wednesday. Standard. But it allows me to organise everything before leaving for two weeks of travel with Aoife before...

  • Blog

    Mui Ne

    With only a month left in Saigon, the girl and I decoded to have more more weekend trip away. We decided to go to Mui Ne, a beach town, 4 hours from HCMC. For some reason, we had it in our heads that Mui Ne was a 6-hour bus ride. So we booked our bus for 11pm on...

  • Blog

    Four months in…

    I have decided to write a post about my experience at the half way point. How many things have changed! Driving Nevertheless, it’s scary but I love it. Every time that I am away for the weekend, I miss my bike. And it always makes me happy to drive it again! I stick...

  • Blog

    Friends in Hanoi

    Throughout December both my schools were off, so I decided to take the opportunity to visit my friend, Claire, who was doing a similar job to me but in Hanoi. I had been to the capital two years ago, so this time round was more about seeing my friend than about...

  • Blog

    "Guide" to moving about in Saigon

    To be honest, the best advice to get around Saigon would be to to go slow. This applies to driving and for crossing the street. Don't hesitate. If you’ve made your move, complete it. When crossing the road, don’t stop in the middle of a busy street. Other drivers...

  • Blog

    Trip to the Cu Chi Tunnels

    The Cu Chi tunnels are a series of underground tunnels built by the habitants of Cu Chi during the War with America during the 60s and 70s as a means to protect themselves from the advancing American troops. Nowadays, the tunnels have been preserved and are a popular...

  • Blog

    Mekong Delta - Mỹ Tho and Bến Tre

    Mekong Delta is a great getaway day trip for when you have visitors in Saigon. This time I decided to take my Boyfriend to Mỹ Tho – another area of the Mekong Delta. We decided to go with a tour company this time instead of wasting time with the hassle of finding...

  • Blog

    Weekend away to Vũng Tàu

    Two weeks of staying in the city and it was time for us to leave again to get some fresh air and escape the hustle and bustle. This time we decided on the small peninsula town of Vũng Tàu, just two hours south of Ho Chi Minh City. There are a few ways of...

  • Blog

    Day Trip to Cai Be – Mekong Delta

    The Mekong Delta Seven of Vinalearn’s teachers all agreed to have a wee day trip away from the hustle and bustle of the city. I was well needed after the 3 weeks of moving home, ever-changing class schedules and medalling teachers in addition to arduous and...

  • Blog

    Phu Quoc

    The island of Phu Quoc is a close escape to paradise from the city of Saigon. It has been on of my favourite trips yet! Wide, open roads with next to no traffic, fresh air, palm trees and clear blue water. I didn’t believe that we were still in Vietnam. We had booked...

  • Blog

    My first week in Saigon

    After graduating, I decided to pack up my life and move to Vietnam. In short, the first week was hellish, but that was to be expected. Every time that I’ve moved to a new country, the first week is filled with confusion, stress and inevitable language barriers. Moving...

  • Nouvelles photos à Sondrio

    galerie mise à jour, il y a 5 ans
  • Nouvelles photos à Sondrio

    galerie mise à jour, il y a 5 ans
  • Blog

    Seoul - South Korea

    What to say about Seoul? Nothing other than the fact that it’s probably the best place that I have visited! I’ll elaborate a bit. Despite our late arrival, our hostel was super easy to find and much more organised than the disaster in HK. Cafes and Murals Day 1...


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