Browsing Tag: Travel with TJD

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  • There’s a synergy whenever you’re surrounding yourself with people who bring out your best self. Some best friends call each other “soul friends” because they always feel inspired and uplifted after spending time together. You’ve got to find your ‘soul people’ the ones for which the answers to these questions; does our relationship feel easy? Am I better for knowing this person? Would they do anything to keep me in their life? Do they help me become closer to the person I ultimately want to be?— are always yes. Thank you to those who have inspired me on our @travelwithtjd trips 💫 #TravelWithTJD #shotoniphone
  • I must admit, it’s not the first time I witness the northern lights, but it gets me every single time. I’ve been coming here for almost 4 and a half years and my feelings for @ourfinland has not changed, and every year I feel more love for this place. What’s exhilarating about the experience is the wait, in subzero temperatures with new guests on our @travelwithtjd series. The reaction on their faces, the magic moment where they are so grateful for making that leap of faith to join @dennisstever and I on this adventure and to create their own reality. Priceless! Also, thank you @dennisstever for capturing this moment 😊 #TravelwithTJD #CreateYourReality
  • I’m back in my element. Crazy, beautiful adventures in the northern most part of Finland with @travelwithtjd on our #TravelwithTJD Series. Nothing compares to the wilderness here in Finland @ourfinland ❄️ I’m so happy to be back, with 10 new guests, showing them the magic of the Arctic. We have very few spaces left on our TJD Finland Winter Series in March, you can join us by clicking the link in bio or contact me directly. #TravelwithTJD #CreateYourReality #Shotoniphone
  • Let’s go somewhere far away where there is only static on our radios. Join me on the 2-7th April 2020 on our @travelwithtjd road trip journey to Iceland. Message me for details or click the link in bio 💫 #CreateYourReality #TravelwithTJD
  • Our @travelwithtjd season has started and we have started to take bookings for 2020. Join @dennisstever and I on the 2nd - 7th of April in Iceland on a beautiful road trip to explore lagoons, waterfalls, horseriding, northern light hunting, glacier hiking, Icelandic cuisine and incredible landscapes! Direct message me for more info or click the link in bio💫 #TravelwithTJD #CreateYourReality Photo by @dennisstever
  • Leaving Northumberland and back to Dubai! Join me tomorrow, I will be in @uterqueofficial at @thedubaimall with @louisenichol at 4pm to 6pm, talking about how I turned my passion into a reliable and profitable business on @travelwithTJD @TJDHospitality. In recent seasons, Uturque has been championing women empowerment by hosting a series of panel talks and discussions across the globe led by women who are experts in their professional field and it gives me great pleasure to be part of it.
  • A little gem in Newcastle... Have a beautiful weekend everyone ❤️ and thank you @visitbritaingcc @wegoarabia and @visitneengland for designing an incredible itinerary for me and for taking so good care of me during my bucket list trip.
  • Northumberland originally meant 'the land of the people living north of the River Humber'. The present county is the core of that former land, and has long been a frontier zone between England and Scotland. Caught moments before the tripod tumbled and turned thanks to that slight countryside breeze 😊 I travel for that breeze :) @visitbritaingcc @visitneengland @wegoarabia
  • Any Vikings fans here?? I’ve ticked a bucket list place! Lindisfarne – also known as Holy Island – is one of the most important places of early English Christianity. Irish monks settled here in AD 635. To get here, there is only one road and that is covered twice a day by the North Sea at certain time of the day. About three miles of road disappears by the high tide and you can’t leave or get there until the tide changes back and the road re-appears. Many visitors will attempt the ‘Pilgrims Way’ the ancient route across the sands marked by wooden posts. June AD 793 was destined to be one of their darkest days... it was here where the Vikings invaders from Scandinavia first landed in England on the shores of Lindisfarne, and launched a deadly attack on the church and the inhabitants. You can follow @visitneengland and @visitbritaingcc to see more on North East England.
  • October has been a tough one, but things are slowly making their way back to alignment... and a road trip to the countryside helped me clear my mind! I’m happy to be working with @visitbritainGCC and @wegoarabia on a beautiful campaign highlighting what we search for when we travel, and, my search took me to Northumberland, the northernmost part of England. I’ve always wanted to visit northern England & learn more about the history of Northumbria and the Anglo-Saxon period. Road-tripping in the countryside the past 4 days has been an incredible experience! I’d love to know what is it you look for when you travel?
  • My heart is heavy. My heart is full. My heart is with you. Lebanon is not just a country on the map, but made up of stories of people you meet and homes you visit, food you share together, music you dance with together. I prayed for this day. But I didn’t expect to have my heart spoken by so many of you. We all may be living in different countries, geographical areas, and time zones but one thing which unites us all is that we all belong to one race which is humanity! To the voices that resonated with me: Thank you @eliefahed for the video @ginoraidy I don’t know you, I don’t know your past I don’t know your future, but I love you with all my heart and soul and I will never forget you. I will never forget how you made us feel during the protests, being my voice when I couldn’t speak, the voice of many who had to live abroad for many years yearning to return home to stability and freedom. To give our children a chance to learn the language, to feel the warmth of the Lebanese homes and to have an identity. To the old man crying in relief in the corner watching as the world finally woken up. Thank you, I love you. To the soldier who couldn’t hold his tears when the people begged him to walk hand in hand with them. Thank you, I love you. To the brave men and women who stood against those against us. Thank you, I love you. To the mothers who left their children at home to protest on the streets for their children and mine. Thank you, I love you. To those far away with a heaviness in their heart because they can’t physically be there, but know that you are. We see you. Across the world. We see you. We are one and I love you. To @ghidafarhat who made my heart ache and spoke to truth on who we are not. Thank you, I love you. To my friends and family who has dropped everything to fly to Lebanon to stand in unity with everyone because every single soul counts. To the @lebaneseRedCross, we see you, we feel you, we know you and you are Lebanon. Thank you. To my parents. My heroes. Thank you for giving me and my sisters a safe place to live in. Now, our generation will fight back on what’s rightfully ours and we will fight for you! #livelovebeirut forever
  • The Norwegian Vikings arrived in Iceland in open Viking ships in the 9th century and settled on this cold volcanic island in the north. All the energy of the world comes from the north, and you can sense it here. ‘The land of the Gods’. If you are anything like me, who is addicted to history books, fantasy worlds and photography, then you will love it here. A huge thank you to @hertziceland for supporting us on @travelwithtjd with a beast of a car the first few days because it just made our road trip so much more fun!