Welcome to Travelwithfem

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🌴 Welcome to Travelwithfems Blog.🌴

 

Greetings to all the beautiful women. Wishing every daughter, wife, mother, and grandmother Happy Women's Day... ❤ Here I am sipping on a hot cup of tea ☕ feeling nostalgic 🤩as I remember all my travel stories. 

 

Hi, I am Femina Britto a mother of two beautiful children. Over the years I have traveled to different places like New Zealand, Singapore, Cape Town, Mauritius, Taiwan, Spain, and Dubai. Believe me, each trip has a different story to tell. I’m excited and so motivated by all my loved ones just can’t wait to share all my travel ✈experiences.

 

 I have often traveled with my family.👨‍👩‍👦‍👦Therefore my blogs will include tips, ideas, advice, and suggestions for traveling moms and families. At one of my trips as a young mom to Singapore I remember I completely ran out of diapers for my son👩‍🦲 and that was such a messy trip for me.  I missed all the scenes in the bargain to buy diapers. So lesson learned to carry enough diapers!

 


As I have traveled to several places, I have so much to share and each trip brings a different experience, so many memories as the song (Memories) by Maroon 5 🎸inspires me. ‘Memories bring back memories bring back you’.

 This one place I have visited several times in my life is this beautiful country of New Zealand🇭🇲. Having my family there was an added advantage for me. So the next blog I’m going to share my story as a student, a family, a mother, and a tourist. My story will connect you to places to visit, stay, eat, and a life of a student.

 


STAY CONNECTED!☎️

Bon Voyage !!!!! ✈

 

UPCOMING BLOG: NEW ZEALAND.🇭🇲

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