Seoul has only been my new home for a few weeks now, and Switzerland has moved into the distance for a while. Nevertheless, there will be some feelings of home today. Together with Daniel, I will be meeting two interesting personalities from Switzerland: Martin
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Naomi Bromley and Natan Torche come from French-speaking Switzerland, David Roth from German-speaking Switzerland. All three successfully completed their vocational training last year – and they have a common goal: to gain their first professional experience abroad. Their journey took them to Seoul in Korea, far away from their familiar surroundings and loved ones. During
Seoul has only been my new home for a few weeks now, and Switzerland has moved into the distance for a while. Nevertheless, there will be some feelings of home today. Together with Daniel, I will be meeting two interesting personalities from Switzerland: Martin Klotz – photographer and son of the renowned artist Lenz Klotz
As so often at the beginning of August, I celebrated our Swiss National Day, August 1, with friends from the Swiss Korean Business Council (SKBC) in a Swiss restaurant in Seoul. Everything was perfect that evening: interesting people, lively discussions, typical and delicious Swiss food. The famous August 1st Weggen was also a must. There
The summer months in the Far East are known for heat, heavy rain, and therefore very high humidity. It’s not exactly the ideal time to travel. And certainly not hiking season. Nevertheless, I have been drawn to South Korea repeatedly in the summer months for years. This time, my passion for hiking took me to
Naomi Bromley and Natan Torche come from French-speaking Switzerland, David Roth from German-speaking Switzerland. All three successfully completed their vocational training last year – and they have a common goal: to gain their first professional experience abroad. Their journey took them to Seoul in Korea, far away from their familiar
Naomi Bromley and Natan Torche come from French-speaking Switzerland, David Roth from German-speaking Switzerland. All three successfully completed their vocational training last year – and they have a common goal: to gain their first professional experience abroad. Their journey took them to Seoul in Korea, far away from their familiar
Seoul has only been my new home for a few weeks now, and Switzerland has moved into the distance for a while. Nevertheless, there will be some feelings of home today. Together with Daniel, I will be meeting two interesting personalities from Switzerland: Martin Klotz – photographer and son of
As so often at the beginning of August, I celebrated our Swiss National Day, August 1, with friends from the Swiss Korean Business Council (SKBC) in a Swiss restaurant in Seoul. Everything was perfect that evening: interesting people, lively discussions, typical and delicious Swiss food. The famous August 1st Weggen
The summer months in the Far East are known for heat, heavy rain, and therefore very high humidity. It’s not exactly the ideal time to travel. And certainly not hiking season. Nevertheless, I have been drawn to South Korea repeatedly in the summer months for years. This time, my passion
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