Hello, I’m Florence
And I’m the creator of this blog!
I’m a curious adventurer, passionate about travel, photography, and writing, I
My passion for travel has been with me since I was very young. Born in Liège in Belgium, my parents decided at the age of 3 to move to Friuli in northern Italy. So I spent my childhood between the North and the South. Later on, I had trouble finding my identity and I wondered a lot about my origins. This explains why I define myself first and foremost as a European citizen, and why I feel both nowhere and everywhere at home.
At the end of 2015, I shared my adventure in India with my friends and family via a blog. That’s when it all clicked.
A few months later, the Reporter on the road adventure was launched!
Through my stories, I aim to inspire my readers to embark on their own journeys and discover the beauty of the world. I firmly believe in the power of travel to broaden horizons, promote cultural understanding and create unforgettable memories.
Meeting other people, their country, their culture and their history.
Reporter on the Road is much more than just a travel blog. It’s a place for storytelling and exploration, where I share practical advice, my experiences and my favourite discoveries off the beaten track. My aim is to share valuable and engaging content that resonates with travel enthusiasts and encourages them to step out of their comfort zone.
![Où sont les femmes ?
J’ai réalisé lors de mes précédents voyages en Asie que c’est plus souvent avec les hommes qu’il est facile d’échanger. Les hommes sont gérants des hôtels, ils sont conducteurs de taxi, ils sont guides, ils sont serveurs dans les bars et restaurants… Donc par la force des choses c’est avec eux que l’on est en contact et partage le plus.
Où sont donc les femmes ?
Elles sont présentes oui, sur les marchés, dans les cuisines, ici et là, mais les interactions sont beaucoup plus furtives et moins profondes. On construit donc moins d’échanges.
Pour ce long voyage, j’avais à cœur d’aller à la rencontre des femmes, d’engager la conversation, d’échanger, de leur poser des questions …
Et vous savez quoi ?
Ça se solde toujours par de magnifiques rencontres 🫶🏼
Je vous dévoilerai petit à petit ce projet pour lequel je cherche encore un nom… Si vous avez des idées, je suis preneuse ♥️
📷 Portrait d’une rencontre sur l’île de Bunaken à Sulawesi
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[EN] Where are the women ?
During my previous trips to Asia, I realised that it's more often with men that it's easy to talk. Men are hotel managers, taxi drivers, guides, waiters in bars and restaurants... So by necessity it's with them that you come into contact and share the most.
So where are the women?
They are present, yes, in the markets, in the kitchens, here and there, but the interactions are much more furtive and less profound. So there are fewer exchanges.
For this long trip, I wanted to go and meet the women, start up a conversation, talk to them, ask them questions...
And you know what ?
It always leads to some wonderful encounters 🫶🏼
I'll be unveiling this project little by little, for which I'm still looking for a name... If you have any ideas, I'd love to hear from you ♥️
📷 Portrait of a woman on the island of Bunaken in Sulawesi
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