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Hi! My name is Eila and I’m from Ireland. Apart from Ireland, I have also lived in Taiwan, India and the UK. 

I love traveling and all the experiences it brings. There’s no better feeling than being at an airport with your passport and ticket in hand waiting to board your plane for your new adventure. 

Welcome to The Travel Exchangers community!  Your one stop shop for travel tips, routes and practical plans.


Hi, guys! My name is Felipe III, but you can call me Filip for short. Born and raised in The Pearl of the Orient Seas, the Philippines, but I consider myself as a “citizen of the world”!

I have passions in: music, writing, and travelling. I also like to learn a lot, so I find ways to get to my dream countries and finish post-graduate courses. During my free time, I cook a lot, because I always want to satisfy my palate. 

I am a lot of things to a lot of people. Hope to meet you someday to share experiences and memories!

Warmest welcome to The Travel Exchangers community!

Hello hello!

My name is Priscilla, and I come from the most beautiful country: Brazil 

In my hobby list, you will find travel, movies, music, and new experiences, but above all, my favourite thing is to press pause and contemplate. 

I'm always ready to enjoy every second, and why not share it with those who want to explore our planet as well?! 

Welcome on board and keep an eye on The Travel Exchangers community!



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