Travel

So much more to see! Progress so far.. 57 of 330 countries visited.

In 2024, my travels spanned 3 continents and 4 countries, creating a rich tapestry of experiences from the sun-drenched Yucatan Peninsula to the historic wine lands of South Africa’s Western Cape. The year brought a perfect balance of urban exploration and cultural immersion, with particularly memorable moments in Mexico’s ancient Mayan sites and South Africa’s renowned wine country. Work commitments were managed efficiently throughout the year, while adventure and discovery defined my major expeditions.

In 2023, my travels spanned 7 countries across 3 continents, creating a rich tapestry of experiences from the French Alps to the American West. The year was marked by contrasting adventures: pristine ski slopes in Val-d’Isère, ancient ruins in Pompeii, and the stark beauty of the Black Rock Desert. While maintaining efficient work routines in various European cities, I embraced both cultural immersion and natural wonders, balancing urban exploration with wilderness discovery.

In 2022, my travels spanned 8 countries across 4 continents, creating a rich tapestry of experiences from the historic streets of Eastern Europe to the sun-drenched coasts of Southern Africa. The year brought a compelling mix of urban exploration and coastal adventures, while routine work commitments in Dublin were managed efficiently. This journey encompassed everything from the ancient trulli of Puglia to the dramatic coastlines of the Western Cape, offering a remarkable blend of cultural immersion and natural wonder.

In 2021, my travels encompassed 3 countries across Europe, with notable explorations in Bulgaria and Greece complementing my UK base. The year was marked by deep cultural immersion in Bulgaria’s historical treasures and archaeological sites, paired with the serene beauty of the Greek Islands. Despite ongoing global travel restrictions, I managed to experience both off-the-beaten-path destinations and classic Mediterranean locales, creating a meaningful tapestry of experiences spanning from ancient fortress towns to coastal retreats.

In 2020, despite global travel restrictions, I managed to visit 7 countries across Europe, including Switzerland, Germany, France, Italy, and Greece. The year was characterized by a mix of winter sports in the Alps, work-related travel in the early months, and an extended Mediterranean journey when restrictions allowed. Routine work-related trips to Dublin were handled efficiently early in the year before travel patterns shifted dramatically.

In 2019, my travels spanned three continents with notable stays in France, Germany, Switzerland, Portugal, and the United States, while maintaining regular work engagements across Europe. The year was particularly marked by alpine adventures, from skiing in Zermatt to summer explorations in Chamonix. Technical conferences and business engagements in Silicon Valley complemented these outdoor pursuits, creating a dynamic mix of professional and recreational travel.

In 2018, my travels spanned four continents and included meaningful experiences across Europe, Asia, and the Americas. The year was marked by a fascinating mix of vibrant coastal escapes in Portugal, enriching cultural immersion in India, tech-focused journeys to Silicon Valley, and the ancient wonders of Peru. While maintaining regular work commitments in various European cities, I experienced everything from the historic streets of Toledo to the innovative corridors of San Jose.

In 2017, my travels spanned 6 continents and over 15 countries, creating a rich tapestry of experiences from the bustling streets of Tokyo to the salt flats of Bolivia. The year was marked by an extensive exploration of South America, including memorable journeys through Peru, Argentina, Chile, and Bolivia, while maintaining efficient work-related travel within Europe. This year offered an extraordinary blend of urban sophistication in Asia, natural wonders in South America, and tropical serenity in Mauritius, punctuated by routine business engagements in European capitals.

In 2017, I embarked on an unforgettable adventure through South America—a journey that wove together vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes, and ancient histories. From the bustling streets of Lima to the surreal expanses of the Uyuni Salt Flats and the dynamic urban vibe of Santiago, every day unfolded a new chapter of discovery.

In 2016, my travels spanned three continents and numerous countries, blending technology hubs with cultural exploration. The year featured extensive work across Europe and Asia, complemented by meaningful journeys through Spain’s Costa Brava and America’s tech corridors. While maintaining regular work engagements in various European cities, I experienced everything from the innovative pulse of Silicon Valley to the historic charm of Boston, and from the serene Spanish coastline to the bustling metropolises of China.

In 2015, my travels spanned three continents and numerous countries, creating a rich tapestry of experiences from Nordic winters to Asian tech hubs and Mediterranean summers. The year included extensive work travel throughout Europe, particularly to Berlin, where multiple tech industry engagements kept me returning throughout the seasons. I maintained efficient work-related visits to Dublin, while balancing these with cultural experiences across Spain, festival attendance in the UK, and significant time in Asia. The year was marked by a blend of established business destinations and new cultural territories.

In 2014, my travels spanned three continents, encompassing 12 countries and over 30 unique destinations. The year was marked by a harmonious blend of Alpine skiing, Mediterranean coastal exploration, tech industry engagements across Europe and America, and the vibrant pulse of music festivals. While maintaining efficient work-related travel routines to various tech hubs, I experienced everything from the ancient streets of Rome to the stunning Adriatic coastline, punctuated by regular tech industry commitments in Silicon Valley.

In 2013, my travels spanned 7 countries across 3 continents, creating a rich tapestry of experiences from Alpine ski resorts to Silicon Valley’s tech corridors. The year was marked by multiple visits to the United States, extensive exploration of Central Europe, and memorable festival experiences. Work-related trips to various European cities were managed efficiently, while adventures in the Alps and California provided exciting contrasts.

In 2012, my travels spanned three continents and numerous countries, including memorable experiences in the United States, Austria, Israel, Estonia, and Poland. The year was marked by extensive exploration of the American Southwest, Alpine skiing adventures, and enriching cultural experiences in the Middle East, while maintaining efficient work-related travel throughout Europe.

In 2011, my travels spanned 7 countries across 3 continents, creating a rich tapestry of experiences from the tech scenes of San Francisco to the music fields of Somerset. The year was marked by significant tech conferences including SXSW in Austin and LeWeb in Paris, complemented by cultural experiences in Chicago, Las Vegas, and various European cities. Regular work-related visits to Dublin were managed efficiently, while the British festival season provided memorable musical interludes.

In 2010, my travels spanned 7 countries across 2 continents, featuring a rich mix of experiences from Alpine skiing to Icelandic adventures. The year was punctuated by music festivals, tech industry engagements in Silicon Valley, and cultural explorations across Europe. While maintaining regular work commitments, I discovered new horizons in the Nordic regions and deepened my connection with familiar European destinations.

In 2009, my travels balanced domestic exploration with international business, spanning 3 countries across 2 continents. The year was marked by memorable festival experiences, including my first Glastonbury Festival, strategic work trips to Silicon Valley, and a year-end visit to Paris. While routine work visits to Dublin were maintained efficiently, the year offered a blend of cultural immersion and professional development.

2008 was a year of remarkable contrasts and firsts, spanning from the ancient pyramids of Mexico to the dramatic fjords of Norway, from festival fields to medieval castles. While my documented travels show just four months of geotagged locations, the year included significant explorations across three continents and numerous first-time experiences.