The travelers
The Thirteen of Us
Thirteen travelers, thirteen pairs of eyes, one city. Every one of us kept our own journal.
Yesi Perez(opens in a new tab)Yesi Perez · On her own siteMy Guangzhou story lives on my own site. Come over and have a look!Visit my site ↗
Taisiia Leliakova(opens in a new tab)Taisiia Leliakova · On her own siteMy Guangzhou diary lives over on my blog. Come say hi!Visit my site ↗
Hanafi PrajitnaHanafi Prajitna · Student representativeFrom Bournemouth to the Greater Bay Area: ten days of robotics, AI marketing, and learning that trust is built through actions, not words.Read my ten days →
Jiexin LiuJiexin Liu · Culture & friendshipTwo weeks of calligraphy, livestream e-commerce, and seeing familiar places anew through my international friends' eyes.Read my ten days →
Kim BalderaKim Baldera · Marketing & live commerceI arrived with one idea of China and left with a completely different one. Two weeks of classes, museums, livestreams and calligraphy I know I'll remember for a long time.Read my ten days →
Nona ArabzadehjamaliNona Arabzadehjamali · Marketing & global perspectiveFrom Iran to Bournemouth to Guangzhou. Most importantly, it reminded me that learning has no borders.Read my ten days →
Della Novita FauziahDella Novita Fauziah · Beyond the classroomTradition and innovation seemed to sit naturally beside each other, and understanding people turned out to be at the heart of marketing.Read my ten days →
Faris ElshammoutyFaris Elshammouty · Human centred AII study how technology should be built around people. Then I spent two weeks in a city that is already doing it, and came home to build this site.Read my ten days →
Sara SadeghSara Sadegh · Engineering project managementTravelling from Bournemouth to Guangzhou let me discover a new country, develop new skills and become more confident in an international environment.Read my ten days →
Viktorija Manyseva(opens in a new tab)Viktorija Manyseva · International managementArriving in Guangzhou was exciting yet slightly overwhelming. Stepping into a bustling, high-tech megacity so far from the UK felt daunting at first, and then unforgettable.Visit my site ↗
Pimlapus ChutiwisawakulPimlapus Chutiwisawakul · International managementTwo weeks in Guangzhou where traditional culture and modern innovation stood side by side, and the learning went far beyond the classroom.Read my ten days →
Ralph Halgas(opens in a new tab)Ralph Halgas · Data science & AIArriving was an absolute whirlwind. The sheer scale of the infrastructure and the 80% humidity hit you the moment you step off the plane.Visit my site ↗
Le Hong NgocLe Hong Ngoc · Tradition meets innovationI came to China expecting to learn about business. I left with a much deeper understanding of how a country can preserve thousands of years of tradition while leading the world in technological innovation.Read my ten days →