Scenic Earth Tours with Chubi

09/08/2026

Slowly.... But surely....

09/08/2026

"Mata Hari a few minutes before her ex*****on. Vincennes military range, France — October 15, 1917
Mata Hari stood at the Vincennes military range on October 15, 1917—dressed not for death, but like she still owned the room. High heels. Dark silk. A Parisian hat. No fear.
She walked calmly to the post, embraced the nun beside her, and handed over her coat. When they tried to blindfold her, she stopped them. She wanted to face the bullets with her eyes open. When asked for a final request, she didn’t ask for mercy—she asked for wine. They gave it to her in a simple cup. She drank slowly as cameras flashed, while twelve soldiers stood waiting—uneasy, watching a woman who refused to break.

“I am ready, gentlemen,” she said, lifting her head and meeting their eyes.
“Aim.”

In that final moment, she did something unforgettable—she blew them a kiss.

“Fire.” Eleven men shot. One fainted."

05/07/2026

05/07/2026

🌍 10 DAYS. 10 COUNTRIES. 10 REALITIES.

DAY 5: MALAYSIA 🇲🇾

When Global Events Reach the Dinner Table

Welcome to Day 5 of our Global Awareness Series.

Today, our journey takes us to Malaysia—a beautiful Southeast Asian nation known for its cultural diversity, modern cities, thriving tourism, and growing economy.

While Malaysia remains one of the region's more stable economies, it has not been immune to the ripple effects of global events.

International conflicts, energy market disruptions, and supply chain challenges have contributed to higher fuel costs, increased fertilizer prices, and rising livestock feed expenses. These increases eventually affect the prices of food and other everyday essentials.

For many Malaysian families, the challenge isn't a lack of food on supermarket shelves—it's that the cost of putting meals on the table continues to rise.

This is a reminder that in today's interconnected world, events happening thousands of kilometres away can influence the price of groceries, transportation, and household necessities.

🌍 Why does this matter?

Global economies are more connected than ever before. A conflict in one region, an energy crisis in another, or disruptions to international trade can quickly affect countries across the world.

Malaysia reminds us that no nation exists in isolation. Our economies, markets, and futures are closely linked.

💬 Question of the Day:

What do you think countries should do to reduce their dependence on global supply chain disruptions—invest more in local production, diversify imports, or strengthen regional partnerships?

Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments.

📍Tomorrow (Day 6): Japan 🇯🇵 We'll explore how one of the world's most advanced nations is navigating inflation, an aging population, and changing economic realities.

Scenic Earth Tours With Chubi Travel Beyond Borders. Learn Beyond Maps.

03/07/2026

🌍 10 DAYS. 10 COUNTRIES. 10 REALITIES.

DAY 3: ARGENTINA 🇦🇷

Living with Persistent Inflation

Welcome to Day 3 of our Global Awareness Series.

Today, our journey takes us to Argentina, a country celebrated for its rich culture, passionate football heritage, breathtaking landscapes, and resilient people. Yet behind its beauty lies an economic challenge that has shaped the lives of generations—persistent inflation.

For decades, Argentina has struggled with rising prices, making it difficult for families, businesses, and even the government to plan for the future. While economic reforms have brought some improvements, inflation remains one of the country's greatest challenges.

For ordinary Argentinians, inflation isn't just an economic term. It means: 📈 Groceries becoming more expensive. 🏠 Housing costs continuing to rise. 🚍 Transportation taking a larger share of family income. 💊 Healthcare becoming less affordable. 💼 Salaries losing purchasing power before the end of the month.

Businesses also face uncertainty. Investors become cautious, companies delay expansion, and long-term planning becomes increasingly difficult.

Yet, despite these obstacles, Argentina continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience. Entrepreneurs keep building businesses, communities support one another, and citizens continue to hope for a more stable economic future.

🌍 Why does this matter?

Argentina reminds us that inflation is more than numbers on an economic report—it directly affects people's quality of life, opportunities, and future aspirations.

As we continue this journey around the world, we discover that every nation has unique challenges, but the human desire for stability, dignity, and opportunity is universal.

💬 Question of the Day: If prices kept rising faster than your income, what would be the first adjustment you would make to your daily life?

Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments.

📍Tomorrow (Day 4): Nigeria 🇳🇬 We'll explore the interconnected

02/07/2026

"Abuja Landlords are now increasing House Rents because of the new roads we built" - Nyesom Wike

01/07/2026

🌍 10 DAYS. 10 COUNTRIES. 10 REALITIES.

DAY 1 | IRAN 🇮🇷

When Inflation Changes Everyday Life

Welcome to the first edition of our 10-Day Global Awareness Series.

Today, our journey takes us to Iran, a nation with a rich history, remarkable culture, and resilient people. Yet in 2026, millions of Iranians are navigating one of the country's toughest economic periods in recent years.

Inflation has risen to approximately 88.6%, making everyday essentials significantly more expensive. Reports indicate that the prices of meat and poultry have increased by about 178%, while bread and grains have risen by around 138%. For many families, this means stretching every paycheck, reducing household spending, and making difficult choices about food, healthcare, and other basic needs.

This economic pressure has been driven by a combination of factors, including prolonged international sanctions, regional conflict, currency depreciation, and supply chain disruptions.

But beyond the numbers are real people—parents working harder to provide for their children, students pursuing their dreams despite financial hardship, entrepreneurs striving to keep their businesses open, and communities supporting one another through difficult times.

Iran reminds us that economic crises are not just about statistics—they are about human lives, resilience, and hope.

🌍 Did You Know?

Inflation doesn't simply make products more expensive. It also reduces the purchasing power of money, meaning the same income buys fewer goods and services over time.

💬 Question of the Day: If the cost of essential goods nearly doubled within a year, what changes would you make to your daily life? Share your thoughts respectfully in the comments.

📅 Tomorrow (Day 2): Kenya 🇰🇪 — Rising Living Costs and the Voices of Protest.

Understanding the world begins with understanding one another.

Scenic Earth Tours With Chubi 🌍 Travel Beyond Borders. Learn Beyond Maps.

29/06/2026

🌍 COMING THIS JULY...

Every country has a story.

Some are battling inflation that makes basic food unaffordable. Others are struggling with insecurity, climate change, civil unrest, or economic uncertainty. Behind every headline are real people with real lives, hopes, and challenges.

Starting July 1, Scenic Earth Tours With Chubi invites you on a unique 10-Day Global Awareness Series.

🗓️ 10 Days 🌎 10 Countries 📖 10 Realities

Each day, we'll take a journey to a different country—not to judge or compare, but to understand. We'll explore the facts, the people behind the statistics, and the lessons we can all learn from the challenges shaping our world in 2026.

At Scenic Earth Tours With Chubi, we believe that travel is more than visiting places; it's about understanding people, cultures, and the realities that shape their lives.

Whether you're passionate about world affairs, geography, travel, or simply love learning something new, this series is for you.

📍The journey begins on July 1.

Follow the page, invite your friends, and join the conversation as we explore our world—one country, one story, one day at a time.