Egyptian expat full of energy, joie de vivre, and free love. On a quest for fun times and open-minded conversations, and I'm always up to share stories over drinks or home-cooked vegan food.

Around the time of the Arab Spring I began my career as a producer and scriptwriter for a few satirical TV shows, but due to the shifting political climate we were all forced off the air. Not content with being silenced, I shifted my talents to the NGO world and I currently work for a major UN organization. I travel for work and my own sense of wanderlust.

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

As an extroverted traveler I enjoy making meaningful connections wherever I stay. Airbnbs and hostels are great for the social aspect of my trips but they are short and fleeting. In that light I consider Couchsurfing to be a more interesting and deeply intimate way of getting to know people from other countries and cultures.

That said, it's no wonder I also love being a host! My loft is always ready to accommodate people spending the night and I deeply enjoy throwing parties. As far as sleeping arrangements go, I have a comfy inflatable double-bed, a spare mattress, and of course, my comfy couch!

What I Can Share with Hosts

Amazing vegan food, fun cocktails, and tons of stories!

Countries I’ve Visited

Belgium, France, Georgia, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Saudi Arabia, Spain, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom

Countries I’ve Lived In

Egypt, Kuwait, Netherlands