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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DuffelBagSpouse Travels is your passport to a world brimming with TRAVEL EXPERIENCES. Whether it’s a colorful parade, a traditional dance, or a local festival, DuffelBagSpouse’s blog is your gateway to experiencing the world’s most festive gatherings.
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Free Bella: The Fight to Release a Beluga Whale in Seoul
I stopped going to zoos and aquariums a while ago because I’ve become uneasy about keeping animals in such places. Recently, I came across the story of Bella, a Beluga whale, and it strengthened my belief that we need to reconsider how we treat animals in captivity.
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Best Cafes Near the End of Daegu’s Red Line Metro
Have you ever taken the metro to the end of the red line here in Daegu? Me neither, but I was curious. The red line is one of three metro lines in Daegu and the closest line near my house. So today, we’re going to do something a little different. We’re going to go cafe hopping using the metro—taking it to the end of the red line in both directions—Seolhwa/Myeonggok today and Ansim tomorrow—to see if we can find a couple of pretty cafes to visit without getting in the car. This journey along the red line promises not only charming cafes but also a unique exploration of the city’s diverse neighborhoods. As we embark on this adventure, let’s uncover Daegu’s hidden gems and vibrant spots, all conveniently accessible via the red line.
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Korean Streets Explained: Why No One Says ‘Excuse Me’
Despite its small size, the massive population shapes today’s vibrant society. Additionally, South Korea strikes a balance between preserving its cultural identity and embracing elements of Western culture. One aspect I found unexpectedly frustrating was walking in the Korean streets. When I first moved here, I had certain expectations – people forming orderly queues, using sidewalks, and politely apologizing if they accidentally bumped into me.
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Why Authentic Stories from Black Women Travelers Matter
As a black female traveler, navigating the world can be daunting. From dealing with race and gender biases to expecting, but not always receiving respectful behavior. There are many factors to consider when traveling as a black woman. In this blog post, I will share some of my personal experiences and insights and offer tips and advice on how to make the most out of your travels as a black woman.
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How to Enjoy Day Camping in Korea Like a Local Family
Day camping in Korea, a pandemic pastime! Experience the joy of tent picnicking, savoring beef BBQ, and enjoying the countryside in Sangju.
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What You Need to Know Before Attending the Andong Mask Festival
There are dozens of vendors hawking everything from sneakers to kitchen spoons to soaps and perfumes. Fresh and dried fish, octopus, silk worms and fresh fruits and vegetables baked under the intense sun. Nuts, spices, berries and something the resembled rice krispy treats were heaped into tall towers… easily toppled by unsteady hands.
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Chimac Festival– Why Chicken and Beer is So Popular in Daegu
The Chimac Festival in Daegu is highly praised as one of Korea’s top 10 festivals. But what exactly is the Chimac Festival, and why does it occur in Daegu instead of Seoul or Busan? Chimac stands for chicken (chi) and mac (beer), a loved combination in South Korea. It’s so…