Welcome, fellow travelers, to a journey that’s not just about ticking destinations off your bucket list, but about leaving a positive footprint wherever you roam. It’s time to dive into the exciting realm of sustainable travel, where adventure and environmental consciousness go hand in hand. Get ready to uncover eco-friendly tips, ethical wildlife […]
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In the hustle and bustle of our busy lives, where deadlines loom and responsibilities seem never-ending, it’s easy to get caught up in the chaos and forget the simple joys that truly warm our hearts. One of the most precious treasures often overlooked is the incredible power of connecting with friends. Thankfully, perhaps […]
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I love to travel and so do many other people. There are a variety of reasons to travel, and I cover some of the most common ones below. Cultural Discovery Traveling allows us to explore new destinations, cultures, and environments. It offers the opportunity to discover different landscapes, historical sites, museums, local traditions, and […]
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People choose to travel for many reasons: vacation, research, visiting friends and family, mission trips, exchange programs, volunteer expeditions, and work are among the most common. With remote work options abounding these days, many are even choosing to combine what might have once been a hobby or luxury into everyday life. Some workers are moving […]
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There are many benefits of traveling. I for one started traveling extensively 20 years ago because I wanted to learn more about other cultures and see new things. I felt that each time I went somewhere my senses were in over-drive – things were more colorful, smelled different, and I was in perpetual awe. This was […]
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Michelle Lynn Cangelosi Many backgrounds can lead to careers in humanitarian development and international development spaces. Michelle Lynn Cangelosi, as an example, does not come from the more traditional background of human rights, social policy, or international relations, yet has spent the last 15 years working in international development. She admits “getting in” wasn’t […]
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