Greetings! I'm Ismail, thrilled to be part of the Couchsurfing community. A 27-year-old with a Bachelor's Degree in English studies, I have a passion for exploring, connecting with new people, and embracing diverse cultures. I firmly believe in immersing myself in local communities to truly understand a place, making Couchsurfing a perfect fit for me.

When not on the go, I'm often found with my laptop, eager to learn or work on new things. I'm open to trying novel experiences and value learning from others. Feel free to suggest fun activities in your area—I'm all ears!

As a guest, I bring respect, tidiness, and a willingness to assist with household chores or cooking. I'm considerate of your space but equally up for hanging out and sharing a chat over coffee or tea.

Thanks for taking a peek at my profile, and I hope we get the chance to meet soon!

IG: ismailhda

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

I'm on Couchsurfing because I believe that travel is about more than just seeing new places and taking pretty pictures. It's about connecting with people, learning from their experiences, and creating meaningful memories that you'll cherish for years to come.

Couchsurfing offers a unique opportunity to do just that by connecting travelers with locals who are willing to open up their homes and share their lives with others. Whether it's a home-cooked meal, a guided tour of the city, or just a friendly conversation over a cup of tea, Couchsurfing allows me to experience a new place in a way that simply wouldn't be possible if I was staying in a hotel or hostel.

Plus, I've made some amazing friends through Couchsurfing over the years, and I love being able to pay it forward by hosting other travelers when I'm back home. It's a wonderful way to build community and create connections that transcend borders and cultures."

Interests

• graphic design
• learning
• playing football
• digital marketing

Music, Movies, and Books

wiz khalifa .Yun lean .the game of thrones, prison break .... breaking bad

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

Lots of things

Countries I’ve Lived In

Morocco