Travel with Sense

A newsletter making more sense of contemporary travel / #MindfulTravel #SmartTravel #TravelTech #DNomad #Food4Thought / Also in French:

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Are you a mindful traveler or trying to change to a sustainable way of traveling?

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Who has tried Welive by @WeWork, @weroam_ or other hotel-home-office programs? We talked about #coliving in the 1st edition of #TravelWithSense: https://t.co/tgbQhky9wu

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Because women need to support women to bring some change in this world! #WomenTravel

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Un super projet pour encourager les femmes à s'épanouir en toute sécurité à travers le voyage ! // A great project to empower women through safe traveling! @lavoyageusesolo

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Interested in mindful travel, responsible tourisme and sustainable nomadism? #TravelWithSense brings selected themes and news to your inbox to help you make more sense of you travels: https://t.co/XlZN63y8cr

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We deal with "Modern Nomadism" in the 1st edition of #TravelWithSense and the trend of #coliving: https://t.co/JnOKwYqBTr

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Pourquoi autant d'autoportraits, de poses, de selfies et de mises en scène dans le blogging voyage ? #instarepeat #blogvoyage #egotrip

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À 27 ans, elle bat le record du monde à la voile en solitaire avant de mettre sa détermination au profit de l'environnement. Voici la vie d'Ellen MacArthur. 🐳⛵️

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[Instagram] https://t.co/HK1A11fZ3M #travelblog #foodblog Banh xeo is an all time favourite of Vietnamese foodies. Personally, I prefer the version served in the centre: thicker and with more texture. But many people love the crispy banh xeo served in Hanoi, especially on Yen P…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/J7C1QF6d6z #travelblog #foodblog Vietnam again. Xoi Mam, or Raspberry Hill, is the most famous spot in Mu Cang Chai. In my opinion, the area around Le Pan Than is equally beautiful, if not more, considering you can freely wander around walking or on you…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/7UrLcmcyOH #travelblog #foodblog Back to before I cut my hair and when I was in KL. I’ll tell you the trick to get this picture right: you don’t need to be rich to take a bath in a rooftop pool in KL. Just find the right place to stay: at D-Majestic for…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/P6ByjqBKPc #travelblog #foodblog Back in Hanoi for a little while, I discovered the observation deck of the Lotte tower, the 2d highest tower in Hanoi. It was cloudy when @fantastictara and I got there but the views were still very impressive. It’s a bi…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/2RwqZnZJYx #travelblog #foodblog When in Penang, you’ve got to try the famous Air Itam Laksa. It’s the perfect snack to have after you’ve visited Kek Lok Si temple or Penang Hill. Laksa is a very special dish, with a strong taste coming from anchovies a…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/S1B3APXiZ8 #travelblog #foodblog The truth is, it was so beautiful I could not take my eyes off the strange hills covered in endless tea bushes, looking like mossy turtle scales. The Boh Tea plantation is apparently the largest tea estate in Cameron Hig…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/R7dWTYplG1 #travelblog #foodblog Throwback to Mu Cang Chai and a nice walk along the ricefields. Mam Xoi, or Raspberry fields, are accessible only driven by the local motorbike taxis who wait for you at the entrance of the site. Even if you have your ow…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/NK9yBhCC4U #travelblog #foodblog Can you spot me in this vast tea field in Cameron Highlands? It’s without doubt one of my favourite places in Malaysia, for the beautiful almost surreal landscapes offered by the tea plantations. This one is one of the b…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/wYbWAKZwf1 #travelblog #foodblog Visiting Penang and being a breakfast amateur, you must visit @macallumcoffee in Georgetown! It’s perfect for a European breakfast and good coffee. The place is also nice, albeit a bit far from the city centre.
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[Instagram] https://t.co/hNPQUV4t00 #travelblog #foodblog Pantai Kerachut is also known as “Turtle Beach” because the turtles supposedly come and nest on this beach. You need to trek for an hour from the entrance of the Penang National Park to reach it, or go there by boat. How…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/0y247nxJ1n #travelblog #foodblog Introducing Koh Lipe, and its amazing azure beaches. I really enjoyed the quiet and nothing-to-doness of the island... although I couldn’t live there (at least not long). It’s an ideal escapeway from Malaysia. Easy to re…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/jc5rDepwuq #travelblog #foodblog When in Georgetown, go chase streetart. There are many initiatives and project that promote urban art in the city, which is one of the reasons why I like the vibe there so much. Art Lane is one of these project. Wander a…

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[Instagram] https://t.co/Nr4EuFcONH #travelblog #foodblog Food is one of the reasons I love Penang, and by extension Malaysia, so much: I love how you can eat Chinese, Indian, Indonesian, Malay and also European food so easily. I love the mix and variety of delicious dishes you…