Suitcase mood as a lifestyle

The vast majority of the inhabitants of planet Earth love to travel. Some do this all the time, many rarely, and some only in dreams. In fact, you can go on a journey with a little money "baggage". You just need to know "where, when, with whom, how." Daria Sirotina wrote a surprisingly laconic, practical cheat sheet for everyone who wants real travel, and not just trips, who want to discover new and unknown for themselves, without breaking a hole in the budget.

Who is Daria Sirotina?

Daria opened her blog darsik.com, which regularly shares her impressions of trips and trips to European countries, talks about amazing places, extraordinary personalities that she met in her wanderings. This is an amazingly energetic girl who has the strength to visit 20-25 countries in a year, blog, upload photos on Instagram, learn along the way and acquire new skills!

Someone from the greats once said: the smarter the girl, the lower her heels. This is about Daria Sirotina! She loves comfortable, practical shoes to walk a lot. And big bags on a long strap to free your hands for the camera. After all, an interesting shot can happen at any moment! And this is the whole Orphan!

In 2013, Daria became a professional sommelier, as she was able to complete the courses of wine connoisseurs "Enotria". Last year, she took part in the Munich half marathon, ran, as she writes, "not only for the medal, although she also wanted to get one." New impressions attracted: what is it like to be in the thick of things, to look at the city “from the inside”?

Book of Sirotina

And Daria Sirotina wrote the book "Suitcase mood", which was published in 2015!

This is a real quick reference! It will help a novice tourist in solving common problems that sometimes occur among the most experienced travelers abroad.

My beloved mother-in-law does not want to sit at home with the children, but is traveling with you? Wife is afraid that there will be nothing to go to the theater? And the husband is afraid that the vacation will be unbearably boring? Do children want to stay home "alone with the computer"? Read Daria Sirotina’s book “Suitcase Mood”, and you can easily find a compromise, find out what you need and what you don’t need to take with you, what to do on vacation abroad, except for “sunbathing, swimming, eating”.

The book will be useful for those who are not the first time traveling abroad. It’s nice, for example, to save on tickets. It is also useful to find out where at what time of the year to go, so as not to crowd in the thick of other tourists. Where, besides the banal Paris, spend a romantic vacation? Where can I go with my children so that they squeal with delight and remember the trip for life? What to do with older parents, because they also want to spend time interestingly and profitably?

“Suitcase mood” would be nice to read for experienced, experienced tourists. At least in order to compare information on visas, sites and travel books that you can trust, about airlines, hotels and hotels, about restaurants that are expensive and not very good, with your best practices and finds. Suddenly you want to go where the popular blogger has already visited?

Suitcase Mood Reviews

Immediately after the publication of the book, it caused a real flurry of reviews. Moreover, all sorts of comments - from a specific black negativity to laudatory and admiring and direct words of gratitude.

Many readers liked the accuracy and conciseness of the statement of facts, but the information is not dry, it is interesting to read. An important role in this is played by the abundance of colorful photographs, which, according to the author herself, she brought from her trips. But some people just don’t like the photo because they take up a lot of space in the book. Someone complains about the abundance of unverified data in the book, or rather, that the information does not coincide with the experience of a particular tourist writing a review. Just keep in mind that many different factors play a role in travel. And it is likely that a trip even to the same place and at the same time will cause one person to delight, and the other with a shudder will remember those days.

In most cases, the reviews are positive, and almost all readers unanimously talk about the "usefulness and brevity" of the presentation of the material. One of the readers wrote: “This is a life hacking book about travels! It will become a desktop for many tourists. ”

The arguers who wrote the reviews are likely to judge the time. Now one thing can be said: since “Suitcase mood” has found its grateful, and in considerable quantity, reader, then the book has taken place!

On TV

By the way, on the Travel + Adventure channel, the eponymous program is coming out. “Suitcase Mood” introduces you to interesting places in distant countries, gives advice on how to deal with unexpected situations abroad.

Late for your flight? Have your wallet with documents been stolen? Baggage flew away to relax separately from you? Is a tooth sick? Caught in a police station? See “Suitcase mood” and remember the practical advice of experienced travelers!