Dimitrie GitLab Digital Nomad Blogpost

As promised, I will create a blogpost which describes my incentive, experience and what I have learned on my trip sponsored by GitLab in order to visit colleagues in India, Cambodia and Taiwan.

link to google spreadsheet that I used

Todo

• add photos
• link every city name to its google map
• link every team member name to their profiles on the team page
• "working abroad" handbook page
• make google spreadsheet plan template available
• Ping every team member mentioned checking if they're okay with your text/photo ;)
• Let the theme be mobile optimised
• look into converting image links to carousel
• check all gitlab mentions to be with a capital G and L
• Compress images with tinypng
• finalise blogpost content after reviews
• check if blogpost date is correct

Review app links:

• https://dimitrie-travel-blog-post.about.gitlab.com/2017/06/20/there-and-back-again-in-one-release/
• https://dimitrie-travel-blog-post.about.gitlab.com/handbook/working-remotely#tips-on-working-remotely-while-abroad
• https://dimitrie-travel-blog-post.about.gitlab.com/handbook/incentives/#work-remotely-travel-grant

source/posts/2017-06-09-there-and-back-again-in-one-release.html.md

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ After a day with more awesome Indian food, me and my friends had to catch our bu
 Just 12 hours and a flat tire later, we arrived in a Goa. This was my in between mini-holiday. Mainly having a good time with my friends and converting from a digital nomad to a backpacker. 
-This proved to be quite the change, in a fun way. Hostels instead of hotels, and the cheaper the better. Our first hostel was just 100 INR, which is around 1,5 USD!
+This proved to be quite the change, in a fun way. Hostels instead of hotels, and the cheaper the better. Our first hostel was just 100 INR, which is around 1.5 USD!
 Swimming, clubbing and enjoying the sun. Meeting a lot of new people and driving around on scooters. Eating mango's falling right off the trees. Visiting night markets and getting all relaxed. Leaving the chaos of the big cities behind.
@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ I arrived late at night and got fairly quickly to my Hostel, where I would stay
 The next day I met up with Hazel, which was a happy moment. Apparently, I was the first GitLabber she has ever met! Soon we were going about the city, sightseeing temples and local markets. We even did some ice skating, which I love to do!
-Jen-shin lives in the same city, another opportunity! As I was not feeling to well on that day, we saw some of the more controversial structures in the city. The original plan was to go to one of the many waterfalls around there. A good reason to return one day.
+Jen-shin lives in the same city, another opportunity! As I was not feeling too well on that day, we saw some of the more controversial structures in the city. The original plan was to go to one of the many waterfalls around there. A good reason to return one day.
 On the last day we all managed to meet up, making it so, that Hazel and Jen-shin finally met each other as well. In other words, interconnecting GitLab. Thanks Hazel and Jen-shin, for this awesome time together.