I want to know - as a virtuoso travel advisor and as a historian; what kind of reels do you want to see?
And before you start throwing out multiple destinations also suggest who pays for my time and travel, as I need to remind you I don’t make a cent off of social media.
I am editing some never seen 2024 reels but I am shooting new reels next week.
So tell me what you want to see 🫶🏼💜✨
2024 was a wild ride—full of challenges, growth, and incredible journeys.
To my amazing clients: thank you for trusting me! Now, let’s clear something up - yes, I’m Mitra, the board-certified tour guide and historian who loves bringing history to life. But I’m also Mitra, the luxury travel advisor.
That means I don’t just guide you; I craft entire trips—seamless itineraries, VIP experiences, and personalized adventures. For 2025 and 2026, let’s leave the confusion behind and focus on what I do best: creating your dream journeys from start to finish. Ready to explore the world with me? ✨🥂
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Did you know that the Colosseum back in ancient Roman times had self-flushing toilets? 😮🚽
🍬 Confetti, those tiny bursts of color that add joy to celebrations, have a history as vibrant as their hues. Originating in ancient times, the tradition of throwing small objects during festivities dates back to the ancient Romans, who showered victorious gladiators with petals, coins, and even sweets.🎉 However, the modern incarnation of confetti as we know it today emerged during the Renaissance in Italy. In the 14th century, the people of Milan began tossing small, sugared almonds known as “confetti’’ during weddings and other celebrations. Over time, these sugared treats evolved into colorful paper disks, creating a dazzling spectacle when thrown into the air.🎭 By the 19th century, confetti had become a staple of Italian carnival celebrations, particularly during Carnevale. Revelers would fill the streets, tossing handfuls of confetti to symbolize the joy and exuberance of the season.☺️ Today, confetti is synonymous with celebrations around the world, from weddings and birthdays to New Year’s Eve parties. Whether made of paper, plastic, or even biodegradable materials, these tiny tokens of merriment continue to bring smiles to faces and add a touch of magic to every festivity. So next time you hear the joyful sound of confetti raining down, remember the rich history behind this simple yet cherished tradition.
The incredible history of Pasteis de Belem 😍 Did you know it already? Tell me in the comments below 😉
Did you know the history of Lisbon’s Fado music style already? Tell me in the comments below! 😌
Check out the fountain of Triton, one of Bernini’s great masterpieces! 😍✨Have you been there before? Let me know in the comments below! 👇
Île de la Cité is the very heart of Paris and there’s a lot to know about it, aside from the famous cathedral of Nôtre Dame! 🇫🇷 Click my link in bio and let me plan the perfect trip for you! 😍
Vacation means a perfect view to wake up to, so if you want to wake up to this view you’re only a click away! 😍Fill out the form linked in my bio for a perfectly planned trip! 🤎
🤔 What’s your favorite discovery when traveling that you just happened on?📍 Piazza di S. Luigi de’ Francesi: free entrance, but some coins for the lighting of the chapel (you put the coins in a small box, and light floods the chapel).🎨 Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio, known simply as Caravaggio, was an Italian painter active in Rome for most of his artistic life. During the final four years of his life, he moved between Naples, Malta, and Sicily until his death.If you want to plan your trip to Rome with me, click the link in my bio! 😍
Did you know the meaning of Carnevale and Lent? Well, now you know! 🤩🇮🇹🎭 Carnevale, a jubilant celebration steeped in tradition and symbolism, serves as a vibrant prelude to the solemnity of Lent. The word “Carnevale” itself derives from the Latin “carnelevare,” meaning “to remove meat,” reflecting its historical significance as a period of feasting and revelry before the austerity of the Lenten season.For centuries, communities across Europe have marked Carnevale with elaborate parades, masked balls, and extravagant feasts, each festivity a testament to the human desire to indulge in the pleasures of the flesh before embracing a period of spiritual introspection and restraint.But Carnevale is more than just a time for excess; it is a celebration of life, freedom, and community. The masks worn during Carnevale serve as a symbol of anonymity and liberation, allowing revelers to shed their everyday identities and embrace a sense of collective joy and abandon.As Carnevale draws to a close, the solemnity of Lent begins. This 40-day period of fasting, prayer, and penance recalls the biblical story of Jesus’ 40 days in the wilderness and serves as a time of spiritual preparation leading up to Easter.During Lent, Christians are called to reflect on their mortality, repentance, and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. Many choose to abstain from meat, dairy, or other indulgences as a symbolic gesture of self-denial and solidarity with those who suffer.But beyond abstinence, Lent is also a season of renewal and transformation, a time to cultivate virtues such as humility, compassion, and forgiveness. It is a journey of the soul, leading believers from darkness to light, from death to resurrection.So as we bid farewell to the exuberance of Carnevale and embrace the solemnity of Lent, let us cherish the richness of life’s experiences, honor the traditions that bind us together, and seek the deeper truths that illuminate our path toward spiritual growth an
When you’re in Barcelona, there’s a few little secret spots that you can’t miss out on visiting and this one right here is one of them! 😍If you want to have your trip to Barcelona planned with access to all the local hidden spots, fill out the form linked in bio now and let me plan your oerfect trip for you! 🔗
