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Halo travelers!

Selamat datang di Traveler's Passport!

Sesuai dengan namanya, disini saya akan berbagi cerita mengenai pengalaman travelling saya dan tentu saja beberapa tips yang perlu diperhatikan setiap kali bepergian.


Kenapa travelling? 
Karena belakangan saya melihat kalau topik "travelling" itu lagi booming banget di Indonesia. Banyak majalah, artikel yang membahas mengenai travelling.

Dari sini, saya jadi tertarik untuk ikut membuat blog yang secara khusus membahas tentang travelling.

Apa aja yang bakal dibahas? 
Well, tentu saja semua hal yang berhubungan dengan travel, baik di dalam atau luar negeri.

Jujur sih, pengalaman saya jalan2 di luar negeri mungkin belum seberapa, tapi saya pengen membagikan hal-hal menarik yang pernah saya dapatkan selama bepergian, baik di luar atau di dalam negeri.


Okay, perkenalan singkat mengenai blog ini saya sudahi dulu.

Di tengah kesibukan kuliah, semoga saya tetap bisa terus meng-update blog ini :D


Have a good day, TRAVELERS ! 





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