I recently had the opportunity to take a work trip to Europe and it was an amazing experience. It all started on Saturday when I flew from Philadelphia to Rome. I arrived the next morning and spent the day exploring Rome and taking in all its famous sights. From the Colosseum to the Trevi Fountain, there was no shortage of things to see and do. I even had the chance to sample some of the local cuisine and it was delicious.
On Monday and Tuesday, I met with my new team, and we spent the days discussing upcoming projects and getting to know each other. It was a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the different culture within this company and how to partner with them to achieve our common goals.
On Wednesday, I flew to London and spent the evening taking in the sights of the city. I had the opportunity to photograph some of London’s most famous landmarks, including Tower Bridge and the London Eye. It was a wonderful way to end the day.
On Thursday morning, I met up with an old friend from South Africa and we spent some time catching up at Nando’s and then coffee. In the afternoon, I traveled by train to Nottingham for the second part of our trip. There were six of us from the Executive there already and we went out to dinner.
On Friday, we spent the day with the team in Nottingham and it was an opportunity to get to know them better. We discussed our product initiatives with them, and they shared their experiences, good and bad, with us.
On Saturday, I had the chance to visit some of the city’s famous landmarks and even tried my hand at some traditional English cuisine.
Nottingham has plenty to offer, but the highlight was The National Justice Museum in Nottingham, a fascinating and educational institution that offers visitors a unique look at the history of justice and law in England. Located in the historic Shire Hall building, the museum features a variety of exhibits and displays that illustrate the evolution of the justice system in England, from medieval times to the present day. Visitors can see a real courtroom, learn about famous trials and criminals, and even try their hand at being a judge or jury member. The National Justice Museum is a must-see for anyone interested in the history of justice and law in England.
Finally, on Sunday, I flew back to Philadelphia. It was the end of an amazing trip, but I was exhausted. I’m grateful for the opportunity to have traveled to Europe for work and I can’t wait to do it again.
So, what about Europe then? Europe is a continent that is rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. The countries of Europe still enjoy lofty standards of living, with many countries offering free healthcare and education to their citizens. In addition, Europe is home to a diverse array of cultures and languages, making it a fascinating place to explore and learn about different traditions and ways of life.
Europe still has an undeniable commitment to liberty and personal freedom, with strong protections for individual rights enshrined in the law. Overall, Europe is a wonderful place to live, visit, and learn, offering a rich and fulfilling experience to all who come here.
Attie Heunis's Journey 