Travel with purpose

The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.

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Our main goal of this website is to inspire you to travel as much as you can. If possible to become a perpetual travel, and if you already are one then to do it with the least impact possible.

We have invited special travellers which we think will inspire you with their stories and life projects. They travel with a purpose and we are very proud to have interviewed them and share their story here.

We will also share what’s on our soul, what travel can do for all of us and mankind, what a future society can be possible if we all travel with a purpose. We hope this is the trampoline to the rest of the website, enjoy and don’t look back.

Want to be more inspired?

On the purpose of travel: how to be more responsible

The impact of travel

Have you ever wondered the real impact of travel on your character? It’s a cliche to say people travel and change, but how do you change?

We are not dwelling in deep psychology here, we are just sharing what is our experience of traveling since 2010 and how we have changed to ours and our friend’s eyes.

The Impact of Travel

Do you want to know how we are able to travel and work at the same time? Check here.

Book Recommendation – The Art of Travel

Few things are as exciting as the idea of travelling somewhere else. But the reality of travel seldom matches our daydreams. The tragi-comic disappointments are well-known: the disorientation, the mid-afternoon despair, the lethargy before ancient ruins. And yet the reasons behind such disappointments are rarely explored.

We are inundated with advice on where to travel to; we hear little of why we should go and how we could be more fulfilled doing so. The Art of Travel is a philosophical look at the ubiquitous but peculiar activity of travelling ‘for pleasure’, with thoughts on airports, landscapes, museums, holiday romances, photographs, exotic carpets and the contents of hotel mini-bars. The book mixes personal thought with insights drawn from some of the great figures of the past. Unlike existing guidebooks on travel, it dares to ask what the point of travel might be – and modestly suggests how we could learn to be less silently and guiltily miserable on our journeys.

Source: https://www.alaindebotton.com/travel/