I know you guys are still getting used to all the different styles of episodes I’m doing now, but this is one of the last ones, I swear.
I did a “Day in the Life…” episode a while back and it was really popular. I think it’s a pretty fun format. Lots of these vlogs show just a snippet of my day. They often make it look like I’m only working for 10-20 minutes a day. When, the reality is that a day in the life of a travel blogger is always busy. If you’re not out exploring or taking part in some activity, you’re working on the computer or researching or any number of other things.
So, I thought that a couple times a month I’d do these episodes. I’ll trace what I’m up to each hour as the day goes along. Moreover, each time I’ll take a different angle. For example, this one is “A Day in the Life of a Travel Blogger”, in the future I may do a wildlife photographer, or something like that. I think it’ll be fun.
The first day in my life was a pretty food-filed one here in Italy. Check it out:
The Breakdown of My Day
7am: Wake Up and Have Breakfast.
8am: Packed and Hitting the Road.
9am: Working from the Bus.
10am: Balsamic Vinagre producer and tour.
11am: Balsamic Vinagre Tasting and back on the road.
12pm: Arrival at lunch destination, tour and cooking class.
1pm: Lunch, finally.
2pm: Still lunch; because Italy.
3pm: Back on the road.
4pm: Editing photos in the bus.
5pm: Enzo Ferrari Museum.
6pm: Leaving the museum.
7pm: Heading back to the hotel.
8pm: Workout while uploading images and vlogs
9pm: Dinner
10pm: Dinner is done.
11pm-1am: Working in hotel room.
Some Photos from the Day
It was a very food-heavy day in Emilia Romagna, and I’m not complaining about that at all. The food in this area is next level. I really wish I could just stay here and eat, and get fat, and not worry about it. Of course, with such a food-heavy day, most of the images from today are food.
What’s Next?
I’m heading back to Africa tomorrow! I have a couple things scheduled in Emilia Romagna in the morning first, and then I have a long journey ahead to South Africa.
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**This post was brought to you as a result of the #EuroFoodTrip campaign, created and managed by iAmbassador in partnership with Costa Brava, Girona Pyrenees and Emilia Romagna Tourism. As always, I retain all editorial control of what is published.