The ticket is one way: destination South East Asia . Few things in the backpack: light clothes, towels, a pair of trekking shoes, some medicines, a PC, a camera and a drone. What will happen once we get off the plane that leaves Milan on June 18th is still unknown. Laura Scalas, 30 years old from Cabras, and her boyfriend Nicola Zampieri, 36 years old from Venice , are about to start a new life without specific goals: they want to discover the world and tell everyone about it via social media.
The two boys, who have been living and working in London for years now, she in the marketing sector and he as a manager in a restaurant, with a passion for photography and communication, have decided to leave everything to pursue their dream: seeing with with their own eyes as much as possible and communicate it to those who follow them at a distance through photos and videos . This is why just three days ago Laura and Nicola opened a Facebook page, one on Instagram and one on Tik Tok: it's called Nilli Birds.
It is here that it will be possible to find out what places they will visit, where they will sleep, what they will eat, their experiences. They will also talk about the trip in their blog. «We have been planning this new life for some time now - says Laura Scalas - We start with the money that we have managed to put aside in three years of work, not a lot. We have a budget of around 15 euros per day. It is not our intention to find a job but to make ourselves useful in volunteering. We don't know when this journey will end, but it is certain that we will arrive in Australia. We have visited many places around the world, but we have always returned to our routine, but not now. How will we do it? We will see. We want to discover the world without following a rigid schedule. And tell it to everyone like travel bloggers do." Laura and Nicola already imagine their trip: «There will be the possibility of seeing the sunrise while drinking a coffee, admiring many sunsets, tasting many cuisines, walking aimlessly and falling asleep under the stars. Time is precious and should be lived to the fullest."
