Once when I was in Colorado, the exchange program sponsor told me after 1.5 month of landing that I have to do the airport-chick-in again because the government couldn’t match my data with my documents. I was placed in Idaho Springs (a town in the mountains, 150km away from the nearest airport) there was no public transportation and I still haven’t known no one yet in there. I asked a random person how can I get to the airport, he told me about Greyhound (Bus company), so I booked a ticket to the capital, Denver, and from Denver, I was supposed to take 2 buses to the airport. The unexpected event happened in the first bus, once I stepped in I told the driver I wanna go to the Rocky Mountains Airport, but I guess the only airport she knew was Denver Airport at that time, so she took me to a different stop (note; I didn’t have access to internet then) :(( I was literally in middle of nowhere! Looking around and I only see desert, desert in Colorado? “Saying to my self” I’m doomed haha. I even couldn’t find anybody who knows where the airport is, I later figured out that it’s a small and local airport not like the one in Denver! So I started walking, and walking, and walking! Hoping to find someone that i can ask for his/her help! After around 2 hours of walking, I found a guy, I asked him, I got nothing too, but I excused him to use google maps on his phone, Soooo, I found a waaay to go to the airport. Was I happy? Not really! since that way comes up with a high cost, which is getting back again to the same bus stop I had been in at the beginning ;(( So I walked back for another 2 hours, then I took 2 busses again. Finally, I made it to the front door of the airport ;(( Guess what was the problem with my data? the one who checked me in in the airport typed down my birth date incorrectly in the system😅

I can teach Arabic, things in Civil or Transportation Engineering (boring stuff I know, but if you’re interested then why not!). I can tell you how to get around in the city, and many useful tips. I would share my weird stories, and I would love to hear back some of your weird stories too😬✌🏼

Mattress and a blanket and a lot of tips for a fantastic tour