I've been with my present company for almost 10 months. I've traveled to a few countries and visited a few places I never thought I would. Living a life in a suitcase means being away with my family, "special someone", friends and other relatives most of the time, but I am grateful for my job.
I wanted this. I wanted a job that will allow me to roam and wander. I wanted a job that would make me see the world and appreciate every single piece of it. Let me share with you some places I've been after my flight to Amsterdam (which I already shared in my previous blog entry):
Rome, Italy
I've flown to Rome twice in February. I appreciate every single landmark they have, even the ruins were pleasing to the eyes. I couldn't help but think of my Literature subjects back in high school and college. I loved their gelato which was not only tasty but very cheap as well. Pizza and pasta would only cost you around 10 euros!
My tip: Do not forget to throw a coin in the Trevi Fountain. It might be some kind of a myth but you wouldn't lose anything if you follow.
What I look forward on this destination: The Vatican! I haven't been in there because I didn't have much time.
Zurich, Switzerland
One of the wealthiest places not only in Europe but, worldwide -Zurich. It's one of the expensive places I've been to. The only thing I (together with the rest of the crews) did in the city (aside from sightseeing) was drink a cup of a heavenly hot chocolate at Sprüngli! I thought of Zurich as a serene place despite of numerous business in the city.
What I look forward to in this destination: Rent a bike in our hotel or visit Lucerne!
New York, United States of America
I was on "reserve" when I first set my foot in the concrete jungle. Everything in Times Square was just so tempting but I was too good enough to resist temptation *winks*. Too many shops to look at with so little time, good thing that we stay in the heart of this city that never sleeps.
You have everything around - shops, restaurants and etc. Name it and the Big Apple has it.
What I look forward to in this destination: A lot! A visit to Liberty Island, a walk at Central Park, and of course SALE to name a few!
4 comments:
Hello Ms. Jo. Are you working for Emirates or FlyDubai? I wish you can answer my question, kasi I am an Emirates aspirant. Is it true that they are freeze hiring Filipinos? And where did you attend an Open Day/Assessment Day? Did you do it abroad?Thanks!
Hi! As of the moment, Emirates do not hire Filipinos (or should I say Philippine Passport holders) for the cabin crew position
Hi! I am a Filipino, currently residing in Saudi Arabia. There will be an Open Day in Bahrain and I am planning to attend. Will it be a waste to go there? As you said, Emirates are not hiring Philippine passport holder now. :(
Hello, as of to date, I haven't heard any news that they hired Filipino Passport holders for the cabin crew position.
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