Agni

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  • Travel information

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    At home

    My next destination:

    Crete, Greece - from Apr 2025 until Oct 2025
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  • Description

    I am the type of person which I have always considered myself lucky, even at the bad times. I recently realised that it might go back to a deep faith I have that everything will be alright at the end, so nothing seems bad enough cause I know the bad times won't last.
    I have been told that I bring sunshine with me everywhere I go and that I laugh with my soul. I feel like I do!
    I come from Greece but I made England my home too and later Tanzania also became my home for a while. I left home when I was 17 to go study in the uk and ended up staying there for almost 7 years. In these 7 exciting and very filling years I did my Bachelors in Events Management BA at the University of Northampton and later I did my Masters in Responsible Tourism at Leeds Beckett University. After years of working in hospitality I was lucky enough to find my passion in responsible tourism which I ended up doing my masters in. I later returned back to Athens for approximately a year and then left to gain work and life experiences in Tanzania. I stayed in Tanzania for a year and a half and did four workaways all linked to tourism. The first one was focused on the social media management of a local tour operator mother, the second was focused at the social media management/content creation and general management of a beautiful eco lodge in Zanzibar, the third was a position at one of the biggest hostels in Arusha in which I focused at the hostels’/safari company’s itineraries and the content creation of the business and my last workaway was at Umoja Maono ngo in which I took over the volunteer experience and tourist product after I had been the manager of a construction site at the Maasai community in which they constructed the first Maasai community centre of east Africa.
    I have gained a lot of academic and practical knowledge within responsible tourism and business management and I am ready to continue gaining knowledge back home. I now know that I can succeed even in challenging situations with a huge warm smile and humour and at the end of the day even when life gets serious it’ll be ok.
    I am so great in understanding others and communicating with people of any background, regardless of any language barriers and mindset differences. I love communication, a lot of times, regardless of the mindset similarities. And I think that’s my greatest skill.

  • Interests

    Van life
    Videography
    Politics / Social justice
    Photography
    Carpentry
    Astronomy
    Architecture
    Music
    Languages
    Writing
    Self development
    Sustainability
    Plant care
    Pets
    Nature
    Farming
    Gardening
    Events & social
    DIY & crafts
    Culture
    Camping
    Beach
    Art & design
    Animals
  • Languages spoken

    Greek: Fluent
    English: Fluent
    French: Beginner
    Swahili (Kiswahili): Beginner

  • Skills and knowledge I'd like to share or learn

    I'm interested in:  

    Art Projects
    DIY and building projects
    Life at a Farmstay

    Some knowledge of:  

    Eco Projects
    Gardening
    Animal Care
    Babysitting and creative play

    Able to teach about:  

    Languages
    Hospitality/Tourism
  • More details about your skills

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  • Age

    28

  • What else ...

    Music has been an important companion in my life. I started playing piano as a young kid but stopped when I went to study. I then decided to start singing lessons. I've changed three teachers so far and due to my constant moving I haven't been able to progress as much as I'd wish. In my recent years, together with my singing lessons, I became a student and member of a Brazilian drum band and while I was in Tanzania I was also a student/ member and manager of a local traditional band in which I was playing the bongos and the djembe. Funny enough, due to my deep belief in music's therapeutic abilities I was giving drum seminars to the kids of the ngo's pre school in Tanzania as part of creative learning. I was so pleasantly surprised to find out that drums are ideal for the social education of children. I noticed that the lessons helped so much with their focus, discipline, teamwork and creativity. It also connected me with them through something so deep as rhythm and creative play and the language didn't become a barrier.

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