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  • Is uni a con? Reflections from my week in Oxford
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    Is uni a con? Reflections from my week in Oxford

    Byadmin June 24, 2026June 2, 2026

    When being an Oink works in your favour.

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  • Gilda girl tea: a fun-filled guide to Madrid
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    Gilda girl tea: a fun-filled guide to Madrid

    ByGeorgina Welsh May 23, 2026June 20, 2026

    Why the Spanish capital is perfect for a spring time soiree.

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  • Cooling off in Copenhagen
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    Cooling off in Copenhagen

    ByGeorgina Welsh May 4, 2026June 20, 2026

    Is this the best city break in Europe?

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  • Petsitting from Porto – my side hustle expands internationally
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    Petsitting from Porto – my side hustle expands internationally

    ByGeorgina Welsh May 1, 2026June 20, 2026

    How does Lisbon’s cool sister fair for remote workers?

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  • My Singapore stopover – is there more to this city than meets the eye?
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    My Singapore stopover – is there more to this city than meets the eye?

    ByGeorgina Welsh April 25, 2026July 16, 2026

    Finding biophilic joy in the financial capital.

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  • What Australia’s tiny penguins taught me about home
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    What Australia’s tiny penguins taught me about home

    ByGeorgina Welsh April 25, 2026June 19, 2026

    A day spent with an old friend makes me reflect on home, belonging and the life waiting for me back in the UK.

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  • Touching down in Oz – our beautiful bank holiday in Sydney’s Blue Mountains
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    Touching down in Oz – our beautiful bank holiday in Sydney’s Blue Mountains

    ByGeorgina Welsh April 25, 2026June 8, 2026

    And a “work from home” day at the State library.

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  • Vietnam’s Ha Giang Loop: is this dangerous route worth the journey?
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    Vietnam’s Ha Giang Loop: is this dangerous route worth the journey?

    ByGeorgina Welsh April 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    A brutally honest review of Vietnam’s best-known excursion.

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  • Hiding out in Hoi An, Vietnam: two months as a nomad in Asia 
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    Hiding out in Hoi An, Vietnam: two months as a nomad in Asia 

    ByGeorgina Welsh April 24, 2026June 19, 2026

    I finally take a spin on those coconut boats.

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  • Travel fatigue in Ho Chi Minh city: my sixth week as a digital nomad in Asia
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    Travel fatigue in Ho Chi Minh city: my sixth week as a digital nomad in Asia

    ByGeorgina Welsh April 4, 2026June 6, 2026

    Reality bites (me) in Vietnam’s largest city.

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  • Why nomads shouldn’t sleep on Siem Reap
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    Why nomads shouldn’t sleep on Siem Reap

    ByGeorgina Welsh February 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    History meets modernity in this vibrant Cambodian city.

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  • Serendipity at Sanloem – what a week in the Cambodian islands taught me about gratitude
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    Serendipity at Sanloem – what a week in the Cambodian islands taught me about gratitude

    ByGeorgina Welsh February 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    What a week in the Cambodian islands taught me about gratitude.

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  • Is Luang Prabang better than Chiang Mai for digital nomads?
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    Is Luang Prabang better than Chiang Mai for digital nomads?

    ByGeorgina Welsh February 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    Why this Laotian town is an unexpected delight.

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  • Swinging from the tree tops at The Gibbon Experience, Laos
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    Swinging from the tree tops at The Gibbon Experience, Laos

    ByGeorgina Welsh February 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    Crossing the Thai-Laos Friendship bridge.

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  • What impact are nomad communities having in places like Chiang Mai?
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    What impact are nomad communities having in places like Chiang Mai?

    ByGeorgina Welsh February 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    Is another Bali boom and bust on the horizon?

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  • Can you watch Netflix? Lessons from my Chiang Mai “Monk Chat” experience
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    Can you watch Netflix? Lessons from my Chiang Mai “Monk Chat” experience

    ByGeorgina Welsh February 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    It’s what the people want to know, right?

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  • Had I bitten off more than I could chew? My third day as a nomad in Asia
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    Had I bitten off more than I could chew? My third day as a nomad in Asia

    ByGeorgina Welsh February 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    Questioning my depth at the Grand Palace, Bangkok

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  • Dodging lizards in Bangkok – My first 24 hours as a nomad in Asia
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    Dodging lizards in Bangkok – My first 24 hours as a nomad in Asia

    ByGeorgina Welsh February 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    Having swapped life in London to work remotely abroad, what did the Thai capital have in store for me?

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  • I swapped London for nomad life in Asia. Was it worth it?
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    I swapped London for nomad life in Asia. Was it worth it?

    ByGeorgina Welsh February 24, 2026June 8, 2026

    A year on – was it worth it?

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  • Leaving London for Thailand
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    Leaving London for Thailand

    Byadmin February 24, 2026February 25, 2026

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Welcome, I'm Georgina.
In 2025, I gave up full time office work in London to try life as a freelancer and “digital nomad”. I was tired and burned out from paying hundreds of pounds in rent, and fell out of love with city life. Following four months abroad, I started petsitting full time between travels, eventually visiting 12 countries within the year. This blog is a space to document my experience of remote work, solo travel and millennial life.

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“After three months on the road, watching the litt “After three months on the road, watching the little birds shuffle back to a place of safety and familiarity felt particularly moving. I didn’t know how this nomad experiment would go..but I had noticed by this point – around 11 weeks in – that I was struggling to stay present, due to anxieties about the future.”

As my travels as a #digitalnomad in Asia drew to a close last year, a trip to see Australia’s tiny penguins had me reflecting on home, belonging and what I wanted from the next chapter - words in my blog.

#melbourne #travelwriting #solotravel #australia
Better late than never 👀 After a whirlwind weeken Better late than never 👀

After a whirlwind weekend in Ho Chi Minh City – my sixth week as a digital nomad in Asia – I took a short flight northward to the central coast of Vietnam. 

Having well and truly depleted my energy reserves in the capital, I was craving a slower pace and a softer landing in the lantern-lit streets of Hội An.

So are the coconut boats and lanterns parades really worth the hype? Read my blog for details of my experience in March last year.

Thanks Lyna for taking care of us ❤️

#hoian #nomad #digitalnomad #vietnam #hoianvietnam
I rode the Ha Giang Loop with Bong Hostel in March I rode the Ha Giang Loop with Bong Hostel in March 2025 and shared a blog post about my experience earlier this year.

Following the recent death of British traveller Orla Wates in April, I’ve updated the article to add a few extra safety considerations and things I think are worth knowing before deciding whether to do the trip.

I can only speak from this one experience and am sharing in case it’s helpful for anyone planning the loop.

#hagiang #hagiangloop #southeastasia #solotravel #vietnam
A year since Vietnam! This was the fourth countr A year since Vietnam! 

This was the fourth country on my three month stint around Asia as a 'roaming' #digitalnomad and the weight of work and travel was beginning to hit me. Would it all go wrong in Saigon? 

Full post in my blog. 

#solotravel #backpackingasia #vietnam #hochiminh
Only took us five minutes this time 🐾 #puppies #p Only took us five minutes this time 🐾

#puppies #puppy #dog #dogsofinsta #petsitter
By the time I arrived in Siem Reap in Cambodia, I By the time I arrived in Siem Reap in Cambodia, I was four weeks into remote working my way around Southeast Asia. I was a little burnt out, and miserable after my bought of food poisoning in Vang Vieng.

I needed somewhere I could properly base myself, get some work done, and have at least one meaningful cultural experience.

I had been worried that Siem Reap would too big, too overstimulating. But it surprised me. 

Between the vibrant green streets, cute cafés, rich history, and strong sense of community, I felt at peace there in a way I wasn’t expecting (thanks in part to the lovely people I met). 

In fact, having now worked from Chiang Mai, Luang Prabang, Hoi An, Hanoi and Ubud, I think Siem Reap could be the perfect spot for digital nomads in Asia. Full blog about my time there, in my bio.

#siemreap #siemreapcambodia #cambodia #cambodia🇰🇭 #digitalnomad
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