This My Day travel documentary video from August 2026 in Nice shows you what it’s like to spend a day on the beach in Nice and have a dinner in a French restaurant in Jean Médecin, which is a district famous with tourists.
Join me on my trip to Nice and experience my first impressions of the beach and beach restaurant with sunbeds on the Côte d’Azur.
My Day in Nice beach and Jean Médecin
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Exactly 20 years ago today, on September 9, 2006, I landed in Mumbai – and that was the beginning of my long journey in India, which I also documented directly from the road on this blog in 2006 and 2007.
Back in 2006, travelling from Helsinki to India was a little different from today, as there were no direct flights. I first flew from Helsinki to Abu Dhabi and then continued to Mumbai with Air India. Also check out my video of landing in Abu Dhabi at night, which took place just before the flight you can see in the video featured here!
Nowadays, I most often fly directly from Helsinki to Delhi with Finnair, but now – let’s travel 20 years back in time – to Mumbai in 2006. Watch my authentic video, complete with the original sounds from the journey.
I have to admit, I was surprised to discover just how much digital photos taken more than 20 years ago can be improved with today’s technology. It makes those tiny camera memory cards we had back then feel a little less limiting now.
Take a look at how this landscape photo from my landing in Mumbai in 2006 was digitally enhanced in 2026.
But it also raises an interesting question: Do you think the enhanced image below can still be considered real and authentic?
Landing in Mumbai in 2006A fixed image from 2006: Landing in Mumbai
Would you like to see more of my photographs from India from the days before smartphones? Be sure to watch my video of that landing in Mumbai in 2006 – it remains one of the most beautiful airplane landings I have ever witnessed during my more than 20 years as a blogger and vlogger!
I stopped by the Flow Festival in Helsinki to listen to and film Zara Larsson, and I have to say I absolutely loved all the bling-bling that the huge video screens brought to the audience’s eyes late in the evening. Zara Larsson’s Midnight Sun, featured in this video, turned out to be a particularly delightful earworm – after editing the video, I had the song playing in my head for a couple of days.
Working on this video also confirmed something I had noticed during the concert: at times, it looked as though the musicians on stage were playing out of sync. The live feed on the giant screens appeared with a slight delay, which made the drummer and keyboard player look as if they were playing something completely different from what we were hearing. You can see it yourself when you watch the video. The still image I captured, showing Zara Larsson simultaneously on stage and on the screen but in two different poses, confirms that there was indeed a delay. In the end, though, it didn’t really interfere with enjoying the concert – especially if you’d had a few drinks, like all those people standing behind me and singing along at the top of their lungs.
Watch the video of Zara Larsson performing her famous song Midnight Sun here –
Zara Larsson performing in Helsinki Flow Festival
Have you ever thought about how brilliantly Zara Larsson, intentionally or not, promotes travel in Finland and Scandinavia with this song, where the midnight sun can be experienced once every year? Just imagine if I had filmed this same Midnight Sun video in June, when it would have had light throughout the night! There would have been no need to close your eyes and imagine fireworks, as Chris Martin encouraged the audience to do during Coldplay’s concert at Helsinki Olympic Stadium.
This summer, I almost got to experience the midnight sun myself. Unfortunately, the trip to Northern Norway and Finnish Lapland, which I had been planning for almost a year, was cancelled just a few weeks before departure.
I got over the disappointment by booking a couple of other amazing trips – more about those later – and buying a ticket to Flow Festival.
So this was as close as I got to the midnight sun this year, and my English-speaking audience still won’t find the real Lapland in my Finland Travel Guide or on my social media channels. But check my short video how the Midnight sun looks like in Helsinki
Zara Larsson performing in Helsinki, Finland, Flow festival
You can also find plenty of more concert traveling on my YouTube channel, along with authentic travel videos spanning more than 20 years. My INDIVUETV YouTube channel turns 10 this year, and if you haven’t heard about my YouTube channel before – or have not discovered all the wonderful travel destinations it has featured over the years – then ask yourself why… and tell me the answer.
