Cultural trips

Traveling has been my passion since ever. When being in another country I am interested in people, their customs, world’ and life’ view, and the way of living.  Being at new place I look for what is extraordinary in people, landscape, architecture, cuisine, music. Some people when travelling are spotting what is different from they know and like, other are looking for similarities. My approach for knowing a new place, new culture is not judging, not compering, just understanding the behaviour, and motivation of people.

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What I admire in Venice?

What I admire in Venice?

I was happy when my application to be a lecturer of a workshop on EMCC (European Coaching and Mentoring Council) Conference held from 20 to 22 of November 2014 was accepted, not only because I would be the first lecturer from Central Europe there, but also because of the place of a venue -Venice. When I have arrived to Venice I have fallen in love with the city from the first sight.The words of Mrs Peggy Guggenheim regarding falling in love are totally true (see photo in a slide presentation). My first WOW I have exclaimed was when entering...

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What I admire in Belgrade?

What I admire in Belgrade?

When I have got a mentoring assignment in Belgrade I was wondering how Belgrade is looking now, as I was there 20 years ago. At that time Poland was a communist country, and former Yugoslavia was for Poles a window for western world. So has seemed to me Belgrade. And how is it now? I find some artefacts typical for socialist countries – trolleybuses produced in Hungary, which were also present in Warsaw. I have walked and was looking for something to connect. And wow- I looked in the sky and have spotted amazing ceiling. When I visit a place...

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BEIJGIN 2013

BEIJGIN 2013

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What I admire in Adelaide?

What I admire in Adelaide?

New year, new design! With post about Adelaide I would like to start a new series of posts under the motto  “What I admire in… What I like” Last four months I have travelled extensively – being in Great Britain, China and Australia, experiencing exiting conversation with people, visiting amazing places and enjoying the commonalities and differences between cultures.  As Interculturalist I spot many aspects of culture, which seems to me extraordinary, sometimes different from my own (Polish) but what I really remember is what I admire in the...

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China Guilin 2013

China Guilin 2013

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Shanghai 2013

Shanghai 2013

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Bath, UK 2013

Bath, UK 2013

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News from Brussels

News from Brussels

Brussels, the 6th October 2012 How to build united Europe?  Umberto Eco has told: ‚It’s culture, not war, that cements European identity’ and has added ‘The Erasmus idea should be compulsory – not just for students, but also for taxi – drivers, plumbers and other workers’. Polish students constitute the biggest group (about 100 000) of the beneficiaries of the Erasmus project. There were rumours that next year less money for the project – due to the shortcut of European fund –will be granted, but it has turned out not to be true....

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Tunisia 2011

Tunisia 2011

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France 2011

France 2011

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