I’m getting older, and I see the value in staying 2–3 months in one place instead of living out of a suitcase like I once dreamed. Now, I want comfort, routine, and deeper experiences—not constant motion. A space that supports slow, inexpensive travel and lets me come and go with…
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Military families are nomads at heart, moving every two to three years. DuffelBagSpouse Travel embraces the slow travel lifestyle, encouraging you to dive into a world of intentional exploration, cultural immersion, and the unique experiences that come with a constantly shifting home base. Discover how to savor each destination, build connections, and make the most of every assignment through the lens of nomadic, slow travel.
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Ethics in Travel: 8 Ethical Dilemmas in Travel and How to Navigate Them
The tourist takes but can also give and, awareness is definitely a step forward. Knowledge helps us as travel consumers help us decide where, how and even whether to travel. We, collectively, need to take better care of the planet.
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Slow Travel Retirement: Exploring the World Without Breaking the Bank
Embrace the Art of Slow Travel Retirement Planning I’m in my 50s, married, and a military spouse. We’re about to retire and look forward to a new chapter. For the past 30 years, we’ve embraced slow travel, truly taking our time to experience each destination. Initially, we planned to travel…
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Van Life: Why People Are Leaving Traditional Housing Behind
Embracing the road: 51% of van/ RVs choose freedom over traditional. Discover the allure of the slow travel van life and other alternative living at its best and worst!
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Embracing Culture Shock in South Korea: How Travel Transforms Us
Forget the usual tourist spots—travel is about those jaw-dropping moments of pure culture shock! Dive into my wild, hilarious adventures in South Korea, where nothing made sense and everything changed me. Ready for a ride? Discover how these unforgettable shocks shaped my journey and made me more resilient. You won’t believe these stories!
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WITS Utah Travel Creator Summit April 11-14, 2024
You will learn something important if you are a content creator or think of becoming one. But for me, the WITS Utah Travel Creator Summit (or Women in Travel Summit) is more than the foremost event for the travel industry’s top marketing professionals, creative entrepreneurs, and influencers. It’s a gathering where travel lovers converge to explore future innovations, foster dynamic collaborations, and impact global travel. We begin as colleagues and potential collaborators and leave as friends.
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Public Service Announcement: Shipping Your Car to and from South Korea
Our one-day pit stop from South Korea turned into an 8-day extended layover in St. Louis. Follow us on our first road trip back in the US.
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Shinhan Debit Card: The Best Solution for Foreigners
Living in South Korea as a foreigner without a local debit card is possible, but it can be a challenging experience, especially if you prefer immersing yourself in the local culture. Without a Korean debit card, accessing basic necessities like shopping, transportation, cafe hopping, and other essential services can become a bit time consuming. While many businesses in South Korea accept cash and American credit cards, some may not.