Assessment Diary

    20.04.2023 Thursday   Sharm el-Sheikh  is one of the most popular destinations in Egypt for travelers who want to enjoy the #sun 🌞, 🚤#sea and sand. It is located on the southern tip of the Sinai Peninsula, where the Gulf of Aqaba meets the Red Sea.  Sharm el-Sheikh  has something for everyone, whether you are looking for a relaxing beach holiday, an adventurous diving trip, or a cultural exploration of the ancient history and traditions of the region. Here are some of the reasons why you should visit  Sharm el-Sheikh : - The beaches:  Sharm el-Sheikh  has some of the most beautiful 🌊#beaches in Egypt, with soft white sand and clear blue water. You can choose from various resorts and hotels that offer access to private or public beaches, where you can sunbathe, swim, or enjoy water sports like windsurfing, parasailing, or jet skiing. Some of the best beaches in  Sharm el-Sheikh  are Naama Bay, Shark's Bay, and Ras Um Sid.   - The diving:  Sharm el-Sheikh  is a paradise for #d

July 2022  ☀️This #summer I would like to do something different hence we went to #Montenegro via bus through #Albania the capital city #Tirana 🇦🇱 💯Let me explain the hints this way you will see travelling abroad is not a big deal or more expensive either 😉 ✈️We bought our flight tickets before 2 months Pegasus Airlines from Ist to Tirana as well as booked 🏡 #Airbnb home which was really cheap indeed. Once we arrive 🇲🇪#Budva there were really nice beaches, a small city with pubs, restaurants also Old Town that is really famous 🏰 The other day we took a trip to 🏝#SvetiStefan island which is like heaven. The other day we had a chance to visit Kotor which is a really amazing city in Montenegro.  🌊 #Kotor has a beautiful Old Town castle as same Budva indeed. Kotor has its own spirit moreover feels like a 🧚‍♀️#fairytale city as much as #Crotia like the other #Adriatic cities.  💶 Montenegro's currency is even Euro less expensive than Turkey's as well as 🛂#freevisa for Tu

07.06.2019-09 .06.2019 Amsterdam-The Netherlands   Firstly, we landed in Amsterdam via connecting flight through Nice Airport. I had a chance not to be controlled by custom police for the passport however They checked Pedro’s. We got in our shuttle what a surprise then he was a Turkish. I reached out to my hotel which was a mixed hostel room there had to start different men who were from different countries such as England and India. The first morning I had to wait for Pedro for almost more than an hour I felt stuck due to my eagerness to discover and sightsee Amsterdam as much as I could. Finally, we met and got on the underground afterwards we met our common Turkish friend who was called Ahmet. We walked around Amsterdam nearly all day what a pain I had! Incredibly My footsteps were counted at approximately 40.000 thousand! Such a record it was! We visited Dam Square the most popular and attractive sightseeing place in Amsterdam, of course, it was crowded as an Olympic stad