About me

 Hello!   My name is Hannah Fuller, I am 31 years old, I work as a financial manager in a modern laboratory diagnostic center. Graduated from the University of the Highlands and Islands. Previously, I picked finance, because it gave me a chance for professional development.

Returning from a visit to Europe, I once more realized for myself that for a more complete immersion, you have to be in the nation for a longer time. And not to increase the amount of visited places, but precisely so you can feel the air and regular life of people, so you can live a normal non-tourist life. Just watch, just walk, just get the job done, just reside, etc.. We'll try to execute this as far as you can.

 I like to travel about Europe and have been traveling on my own with friends for the past few years. Usually we lease a vehicle, so it is more comfortable to move around. Our very first independent excursion was a trip to Barcelona. The impetus has been the effective purchase of airline tickets at a promotional rate. The experience was positive. Ever since that time, Barcelona has become one of my favourite cities. The next year, an independent visit to Paris took place, then a trip to Italy and Vienna, then again to Italy and Spain, then to Germany, and again to Italy and Austria, etc.. In one note, I got a taste, simultaneously infecting others with my hobby, to begin with, my future spouse. By the way, our honeymoon trip was independent. All these excursions are explained in much more detail in the hyperlink https://8rental.com/ , as well as in the Travel Reviews section. Thus, I will not go into details here. I'll say 1 thing - it has ever been (and remains) an excellent pleasure for me personally, not only to traveling, but also to arrange my independent travels. Hunting for discounts on car rentals, arranging routes, searching for hotels - all this really is worse than any sweepstakes. And since the preparation process sometimes takes more than 1 month, we could declare that my travels last non-stop. I enjoy it. Traveling has become a part of life.