Hi, I’m Margarita Kulam. I moved to China in 2015 and spent 7 amazing years living in the city of Guangzhou. Even now, the country remains quite closed, but back then, reliable information was even harder to find. I vividly remember the confusion I felt during my first visits to wholesale markets, my initial dealings with suppliers, and my searches for good cafes or scenic spots to unwind. In this guide, I’ve compiled my personal experiences of living and working in Guangzhou to make your trip not only comfortable but also productive. What you’ll learn: • Recommendations for hotels, cafes, shops, and interesting places. • Addresses of wholesale markets: women’s clothing, bags, jewelry, fabrics, lingerie. • How to prepare for your trip and what to expect in China. Wishing you a successful and rewarding trip!

Hi! My name is Margarita Kulam. I’ve been living in Asia for almost 10 years, combining immigration and entrepreneurship. I enjoy creating unique, aesthetic, and high-quality travel experiences. I spent two years in Bali, actively exploring the island and discovering its hidden gems. I love finding amazing places around the world and sharing them with like-minded people. This guide will not only save you precious time but also provide unforgettable experiences. I’ll skip the well-known locations like popular temples and waterfalls and focus on insider tips and unique experiences. How about having your own fireplace, enjoying cool mountain air, and soaking in a hot jacuzzi under a starry sky? Yes, Bali has places like this too!

I often notice that tourists visiting Singapore on a 4-day transit visa only get to experience the most iconic and expensive spots. As a result, they frequently describe the city as soulless, sterile, or artificial. However, if you venture beyond Marina Bay Sands, a completely different side of Singapore emerges: charming residential neighborhoods on quiet streets and the simple, everyday rhythms of people walking their dogs, cycling, or meeting for brunch. These are the places where you can truly unwind and where you’ll mostly encounter locals instead of tourists. These spots are perfect if you enjoy a blend of city and nature, leisurely strolls, and observing the serene flow of life.

This guide is perfect for those who want to own a villa in Bali but don’t know where to start. What you will learn from the guide: • Efficient and secure real estate transactions in Bali. • Legal and financial aspects. Real ROI figures. Taxes and fees. • How the transaction process works + practical tips for choosing your ideal villa. In this guide, I share my personal experience of buying and selling a villa in Bali. Bonus: reliable and personally verified real estate agencies and management companies you can trust with your villa.