Katalin Adamek "traveled the world": partly thanks to her occupation, partly as a tourist following her dreams. Already at a young age, he was employed by various foreign trade companies, and as an exhibition organizer he was also sent to countries where Hungarian citizens could not obtain a visa at that time. Since the first one-and-a-half-year assignment in Iran, his work has taken him to Libya, Peru, Australia, Japan, India, Turkey, Egypt, Switzerland, as well as to states that no longer exist, such as the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, West Germany (GDR) and Germany Democratic Republic (DRK). He also returned to Japan on his own, visited Mongolia, Cuba and, among other things, the Azores, visited the Grand Canyon and made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land with a Roman Catholic group. However, his book is more than a reminiscence: in addition to historical facts and customs, he also talks about his experiences, gastronomy, anecdotes, desires and relationships.