As the year comes to an end, we're saying a temporary goodbye. Thank you for reading and go out and embrace the world in 2020!
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Kicking off the Be a Better Traveler newsletter with a discussion - where do you wish people would travel (or not travel) in 2020. Very excited to hear your thoughts.
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When a community’s home turns into a #travel destination, the influx of #tourism can cause controversy. Tourism crosses boundaries even when conscientious travelers try their best. Has #Brazil’s Kalunga community found the solution? https://t.co/9CNiw4fivM
People don't always think about how traveling impacts mental health, and vice versa. Take some time this #MentalHealthAwarenessDay to read last year's story by @Rachel_England https://t.co/MjP2ndequF #Mentalhealth#travel
"Humans often believe we can bend the world to our will, that our reign will be permanent. The Skeleton Coast offers a simple and powerful rebuttal." Great piece by @MikeFinkel w/photos by @_glennagordon in the @NYTmag Voyages issue. https://t.co/fVrdoGvp7e
We're extremely proud to have funded "California's Forage Wars," a new collaboration w/ @RoadsKingdoms and @highcountrynews, with excellent reporting by @Debkrol and breathtaking photography by @riandundon: https://t.co/xhFGZkMAYy
“….the culture of tattoos isn’t foreign to Afghanistan, and it is intertwined with local customs and beliefs, especially among the Kuchis. Women here have practiced the tradition of single-needle tattoos for centuries, preserving the local custom.” https://t.co/tacDTZHQNX
Our founder @_RebeccaHolland sat down with
@TravelTomPod to talk about the differences between travel writers and travel bloggers, the joys and pitfalls of longform #travel stories, and why we exist in the first place. https://t.co/GNOdVEHF8o #beabettertraveler