Global CitiZA’n
Whether you’re a seasoned traveller, a wannabe traveller or wherever in the world you come from, all are welcome here.
A South African around the world.
Hi, I’m Thato, a South African on a journey to be a global citizen.
Throughout this blog, you’ll find posts about my experiences, plugs about places I’ve been to, and potential ways that you can make your dreams of travelling the globe a reality.
Straight up and with full disclosure, I intend to make money off of these posts, so you’ll find affiliate links scattered throughout this blog.
FULL DISCLOSURE.
My intention here is to share what I know and what I’ve experienced for free with you, the reader, because I know what a damn hassle it can be to get information when everything’s been gate-kept behind paywalls.
As far as possible, I’ll share with you all the free tools I’ve used, but I’ll also be sharing some of the paid tools I’ve used. In either case, I will not charge you to receive the information I share.
I might ask you to subscribe to my blog, though! But it’s free.
Posts
An Introduction to My Travel Journey!
First time here? Glad you found this place! Hi, I’m Thato, and this is my travel journey! Let’s start with where I come from. Loud and proud, I come from South Africa. Honestly, it’s one of the most beautiful countries in the world. For those of you who
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Svalbard: The Real North! (PT1).
If you’ve never heard of this place, don’t stress. Until like a couple of months before coming here myself - neither had I.
This place is honestly such a trip!
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Living in The Real North! (PT2)
Listen, straight up - the place is cold!
But it’s the weirdest cold I’ve ever experienced.
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Visas: A South African’s guide to getting to Svalbard.
So, for those with European passports, you just need to book your tickets, pack your bags, and get here.
This guide is based on my own experience and is primarily geared towards helping South Africans.
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Getting to and staying on Svalbard.
I help brands and business leaders tell their stories—better.
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