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Getting A SIM card in the Philippines
written by @itsben
Purchasing a SIM card is one of the most useful things you can do in a country when you first arrive as it helps you in so many ways. I've started to build a collection of different SIM cards from all the countries I have visited in the past year.
[TRAVELTIPS] Peeing in Rome
written by @didis.world
I just returned from my 5-day vacation in Rome and I want to discuss with you a very important topic - peeing when sightseeing all day. Summer in Rome is hot, very hot and you have to hydrate. But what do you do when you have to use the toilet?
Here, in Latin America, "Buena onda" is the translation of good vibe. In that particular state you feel good and there is a certain atmosphere that you feel like you already know the place a the people since long time, even if you just arrive few hours ago.
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