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Category: Why Travel is Political
From how travelling is deeply rooted in history, to how decisions impact communities, to climate change and travel.
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Want to have the perfect Euro Summer, but also want it to be sustainable and enjoyable? Look no further. From Instagram trend setters and locations grappling with over-tourism, to locations that are actively seeking tourists- this post will enable you to enjoy a sustainable and affordable Euro Summer!
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Bali on anyone’s bucket list? If so, then I do not blame you! Nevertheless, the Balinese people are facing numerous problems due to issues stemming from over-tourism. From cultural degradation, economic challenges, and unruly tourists – it is unfair to the locals, particularly considering Bali’s complex history. Yet, I am not about to preach and…
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