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I gave Batumi ten days. The pitch was simple: a Black Sea port city with a skyline that looks like it was designed by three different architects who never spoke…
There’s a moment — and you’ll know it when it happens — when a city stops being a place and starts being a meal. Tbilisi did that to me on…
You’d like it here. I keep thinking that. Not because of the views — though the views are absurd, the kind where you stop on a bridge and forget you…
I’ll be honest: I came to Tbilisi because of a spreadsheet. Someone in a nomad Slack channel shared a cost-of-living comparison — Tbilisi vs. Lisbon vs. Chiang Mai vs. Medellín…
There is a profound difference between traveling and taking a vacation. Traveling requires logistics, spreadsheets, and movement. A vacation is a state of mind. It is the absolute, unapologetic pursuit…
I have a very low tolerance for friction. Whether in software architecture or international travel, bottlenecks kill momentum. Most people travel to Japan for the ancient temples or the cherry…
We spend our lives chasing perfection. The perfect itinerary, the perfect angle for a photo, the perfect morning routine. But true restoration doesn’t come from perfection; it comes from absolute…
Let’s be honest. Romance is not magic. Romance is logistics. There is nothing less romantic than frantically refreshing a booking page on February 13th, hoping for a cancellation. If you…
We are done with “revenge travel.” The post-pandemic chaos is over. 2026 is not about traveling more; it is about traveling smarter. At Quppy, we analyze data, not just Instagram…
Everyone told me to fly south. “Mia, go to Bali, drink a coconut, get a tan.” But after the chaos of December, the last thing I wanted was heat, humidity,…