May's Travelogue

Hey, Coffee lovers!!! If you are in Singapore now, just put aside Cappuccino, Mocha, or any other coffee you have drunk before, and try traditional coffee. It is easy to find out in the nearest food courts where your neighborhood.  There are many options, which are different tastes, to choose from that are related to your styles.  Then, they have their own name but not in English. They always used to give the names of foods and drinks in the interesting language mixed with Malay and Chinese. Coffee is known as Kopi; its origin is in the Chinese language but Malaysians also use it the same. Sometimes you can see Kopitiam, yes, that is a coffee shop as same as the food court.  Traditional Breakfast Set Explanations reveal in Bread Talk Ok, then, let’s see how the Kopi names and their respective tastes. 1. Kopi O Making with two ingredients, coffee powder and sugar, as same as black coffee. The taste is bitter added a bit sweet, and fresh.  2. Kopi O Kosong Kosong means nothing inside. Of

  Many people asked me how to go to Europe and which is the best way to join a tour agency and to go free and easy.  My suggestion is _ Go free and easy, managing your trip as you wish if you want to visit only one country.  In contrast, you should choose the option of travelling with tour groups if you want to visit several countries simultaneously.  The Advantages of Agency (1) Using a huge coach, travelling for long journeys between two cities or countries is very convenient and saves more time to visit many places. You can leave your belongings on the bus while you wander around the new place as bringing many items can be stressful. The mode of free and easy may give you trouble carrying many bags along your journey.  (2) You can get the best travel itinerary for your visa. Also, you don't need to stress to book many hotels and transportation. (3) You don't need to waste time finding food and restaurants in new places. They can suggest the location, price and available food

If you have a great plan to visit Europe, I would say that it is very important to collect the necessary things gradually at first. Therefore, I share a checklist to make sure all of your required items are ready.  A. Personal Travel Document  1. Passport 2. Visa 3. Air ticket 4. Hotel reservation documents and Address B. Personal Safety 1. Travel Insurance 2. Waist Pouch (To prevent pickpocketing, wearing this is the best option to keep important documents and valuable items.) C. Personal Health 1 . Analgesic, Antibiotic, Simethicone  2. Regular medicine for personal healthcare 3. Plaster, Balm, Hand Sanitiser, Tissue 4. Moisturiser, Lip Balm  D. Electronic Device 1. Power Bank  2. Traveller Charger ( Since every specific country in Europe use different types of plugs and sockets, you may need these chargers which are available to switch various kinds easily)  3. SD card ( taking extra is recommended to avoid not having enough memory by taking pictures) **Special Note: Avoid bringing

Apart from Singaporeans and citizens of countries with visa-free agreements, citizens of small countries like me, Myanmar, still need to apply for a visa to visit Europe. It's called a Schengen Visa. The advantage of the Schengen Visa is that we can travel around every country, except the UK, in Europe by applying one time in a specific Embassy.  Firstly, we have to decide which embassy we should apply to. As every embassy has its own requirements, we have to check out the list carefully on each website. The most important thing in making the decision is which country you arrive at first.  For Instance, we must go French embassy website and book VFS Global for a biometric scan if our trip plan starts from there. As for me, I have booked at BLS International because my first arrival is in Rome, Italy.  Other necessary documents are as shown below. (1)    Employment Letter Sample of Employment Letter The Employment Letter is a recommendation letter from the current company. It must s