Eternal Arrival

3 weeks ago | eternalarrival.com | Allison Green

The icon of Kuala Lumpur, the Petronas Towers are a jaw-dropping ode to architectural, a blend of Islamic design principles and Malaysia’s modern ambition. These twin towers aren’t just another skyscraper — they’ve made history many times. They’re actually still the world’s tallest twin towers!But once they once were the tallest buildings in the world, full stop, from 1998 to 2004.

1 month ago | eternalarrival.com | Allison Green

Beyond the skyscrapers and sparkling malls of Kuala Lumpur there are many clusters of peace: tucked away down a side street, you’ll often find a quiet cafe offering a respite for coffee lovers. This is not another collection of “Instagrammable cafes” with pretty interiors and mediocre, sugar-laden brews. Rather, this is a collection of cafes that speak to the skill of the baristas who have elevated Kuala Lumpur’s coffee scene.

Jan 22, 2025 | eternalarrival.com | Allison Green

As a self-employed digital nomad since 2016, I’ve explored an exhausting number of travel insurance options to find one that works for me. After trying multiple providers, I eventually settled on SafetyWing for its clear terms, reasonable pricing, and easy-to-use customer support. Online chat agents instead of never-ending phone trees and hold music just to speak to an agent? Yes, please!SafetyWing’s Nomad Insurance met my initial needs as a traveler.

Dec 4, 2024 | eternalarrival.com | Allison Green

One of the most magical and little-known places you can visit in Tromsø, the MS Vulkana has transformed from its origins as a 1957 deep-sea fishing boat into a floating spa oasis. The result of a passion project of two Norwegian couples, this group of four friends purchased a fishing boat during the pandemic, with the mission to convert it into the ultimate spa experience.

Dec 2, 2024 | eternalarrival.com | Allison Green

What happens to “Santa Claus’s hometown” when, well, Christmas is over? Luckily, quite a lot! While Christmas might be done and dusted and the ornaments packed away for next year, Rovaniemi in January is still very much in the holiday spirit. With the Arctic Circle quite literally running through Santa Claus Village, Rovaniemi is a magical place where pastel Arctic daylight gives way to pitch-black nights punctuated only by the twinkle of stars or the dance of the aurora.