Hi everyone,
Through interviews with travel bloggers / content creators, I have tried to identify problems / inconveniences they are commonly facing when it comes to creating, sharing & maintaining content.
👇 Here's the list of the issues I have gathered:
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1. Time-consuming process of writing high-quality and informative content (mostly explained by the difficulty of finding the right words to express their experiences).
2. Having to constantly capture the moments in pictures / videos as you travel as well as writing down all the minute details to produce informative blog posts. This removes part of the spontaneity and pleasure of travelling.
3. Frustration about the trend towards catchy captions, bullet points information, eye candy pictures and "Top 10 things to do..." that is known as generating a higher traffic while some bloggers would prefer writing longer articles with more details and context.
4. The time-consuming process of image compression and resizing.
5. Th...
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I'm a Nigerian tech nomad looking to experience different cultures and experiences
Hi hi. Some interesting places to visit include Gambia - also referred to as the Smiling Coast of Africa. Was there in May, and the experience was really good. You can also explore East Africa - esp Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Tanzania. They have some really immersive cultural experiences you’ll come to love.
Hi Karunwi, are you looking to travel and meet other digital nomads, or just a personal vacation?
And are you looking for visa-free destinations for Nigerian passport holders, or anywhere?
Also, what months is "winter" for you?
Thanks for the suggestion. What's your take on the food? Is it very different from Nigerian cuisine?
Hi Ian, Winter would be November to January. I'm definitely open to meeting other nomads, that sounds exciting.
Visa- free destinations definitely
Hi Karunwi,
I'm glad you've gotten such amazing suggestions already. Based on your preference of visa-free countries I'll suggest Ghana and Barbados.
I was in Ghana towards the end of last year and loved it! They have a vibrant tech scene with events I think you'd enjoy. Afro Nation festival comes up in December and tons of other shows with tourist inflow from all over the world so the cultural experience you seek will be available. Lastly, the food is relatively close to what we have in Nigeria with great new options you should try... Kelewele is a personal favourite I highly recommend.
Barbados has always struck me for its Caribbean culture and fascinating views, definitely check it out if you can.
Safe travels 😁👍🏾