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Covid19 pandemic had postponed this trip. This was originally planned for year 2020. The Australian government gave me the chance to reapply for the visa and this time I was granted the multiple entry for a year. As was originally planned, I started my journey from Melbourne and finished in Sydney. The Ayer's Rock in Uluru was formerly part of the itinerary. But after the pandemic, it is yet to reopen for tourism. Melbourne I started my trip on March 31st; stayed at Melbourne City for 5 nights and another 5 in Sydney City. Observed 2 international events in Melbourne, the International Flower Festival and the Formula 1 Grand Prix, and the Catholic rituals in Sydney with fellow Filipinos. - City Walk Tours - International Flower Fest - Great Ocean Road - Penguin Parade My train ride from Melbourne's Southern Cross Station to Sydney's Central Station took 14 hours, with 2 hours delay at Harden Station. Sydney My best |x|perience in the country was the ease of using an electro...

April 2022 It all started with the acceptance of the proposed Transformational Plan by the Government of the Republic of Trinidad & Tobago (GoRTT). I was the expert assigned to prepare the Change Management Proposal. It was my first time to hear about Port of Spain and then all of a sudden I was stepping on its grounds. That trip fell within the Holy Week; on April 10-23, 2022. While I was writing the required documentation, I was also enjoying some DIY tours with colleagues: Beina (from Philippines), Nilangika and Rifas (from Sri Lanka). Within a span of 2 weeks, I already visited the Savannah Park where the famous attraction in the city center called the Magnificent Seven Castles are lined up. I reached as far as the Mount St Dominic, also a noted religious destination in Trinidad island. At Mount St Dominic with Rifas, Nilangika & Biena May 2022 Tegucigalpa City in Honduras was my official station that time when I did all virtual meetings and presentations for the proposal t...