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3 Lessons I Learned from Living In Canada as a German
One year ago I left Germany and came to Vancouver. Since then I‘ve been living in this beautiful city and enjoying the Canadian lifestyle with maple syrup and a lot of “sorry!”
Jule JessenbergerPublished 5 years ago in WanderThe Flying Dutchman Zip Line
I finally got to visit the tropical island of St. Maarten. This island has a Dutch side and a French side. Although this island is divided into two, you can travel back and forth without having to go through border crossings.
Jordan OutsidePublished 5 years ago in Wander- Top Story - July 2019
My Thoughts After New Orleans
Was it in this place of Who Dat's, ghosts of flood victims, or Black eccentric pride that I learned that I am natural? I recall rubbing my light yellow skin, untouched by the 97 degree heat of the ninth ward. Who knew that high dewpoint could make me shed, and get toasty brown. I rubbed the spicy melting lotion into my skin, put on my fresh red pants, and striped Be-Youtiful shirt, ready to explore. After traveling down South I was worried. I did not know how to be around communities of other races that were historically not very kind to women that look like me. I expected that my skin tone would cause my service to be lessened, or to be judged. But, what I learned is that maybe Southern Hospitality is the barrier breaker to what we call discrimination. Although our accents stood out, we were traveling among the 100,000 coming down for the 25th year of Essence! Essence magazine is so important to highlight blackness in business, fashion, politics, and within families. The first issue of Essence was in May of 1970, where the tag "to delight and to celebrate the beauty, pride, strength, and uniqueness of all Black women," and Barbara Cheeseborough graced.
SAYHERNAME Morgan SankofaPublished 5 years ago in Wander Keeping Calm When Plans Go Wrong
Everyone has made plans for a trip that didn't quite work out in the past, and, in the moment, it can seem frustrating. Yet, more often than not, the things that go wrong are usually what also makes the best memories and stories. This happened to my two friends and I when we decided to try a winter 14'er (hike with peak elevation over 14,000 feet).
Brady HinePublished 5 years ago in WanderHow Traveling Can Positively Affect Your Life
When life gets busy, it can be easy to lose yourself in all of your work, and not do this. However, you need to take the time in order to recharge yourself. Travel is a great way to recharge yourself while also broadening your horizons. Once you learn the many positive ways that travel can affect your life, you will be more excited than ever to travel to places you’ve never seen before.
Be Less Stressed When You Travel
Summer is a popular time to travel. Unfortunately, more people traveling usually means more a more stressful experience for each traveler. In 2017, UK tourists spent almost $45 billion while traveling in other countries. Spain, France, and Italy ranked as the most popular destinations for Brits. To some extent, however, traveling can cause anxiety wherever you go. There’s so much to worry about. The good news is that you can reduce your stress levels in a few different ways.
Tobias GillotPublished 5 years ago in WanderA View From the Top
A view from the top does not look the same for everyone. For some it may literally be the top of a mountain, for others, it might be the finish line of a marathon, a diploma, a promotion, or owning a business, a successful marriage, or the view from the front porch of your dream home.
Marci BrodockPublished 5 years ago in WanderBest Las Vegas Pools
As temperatures rise in Las Vegas, NV, the pool scenes also begin to heat up. Las Vegas pools are some of the most luxurious and relaxing, featuring real sandy beaches, tropical habitats, and impeccable service.
Akash SharmaPublished 5 years ago in WanderThe 5 Best Ways to Relax on Your Cruise
Taking a cruise is the perfect way to relax and unwind, a chance to escape the hectic pace of everyday life and spoil yourself in luxurious surroundings. The very finest in cruise liners, the Queen Mary 2, is the flagship for the internationally famous Cunard line. With unparalleled service, sophistication, and exquisite facilities, this majestic transatlantic liner is truly a wonder of the seas. Here are the five best ways to relax during your cruise on the Queen Mary 2.
Akash SharmaPublished 5 years ago in WanderSummer Staycations!
Summer is a magical time. The weather is warm, the sun is shining, the afternoon thunderstorms give you the perfect excuse to take a nap. When you think of summer, you think of beach vacations, drinks with little umbrellas, sunshine, and sunscreen. But sometimes those epic vacations complete with tiny umbrellas and long walks on the beach just aren’t in the cards. Whether you’re trying to save money, lack transportation, or just can’t take time off of work, here are some “staycation” and summer activity ideas that are just as good as that fancy vacation.
Travel Without Breaking Bank
So you want to travel, but have no money. I’m not the most cutthroat person when it comes to traveling, but I’ve done it with little money, and have no regrets! If you’re not busy right now, then sit down, crack open a cider, grab your glasses, and listen up, because I’m going to share what I did, and how you can do it as well.
Cassidy TylerPublished 5 years ago in Wander- Top Story - July 2019
The Modern Inuk
Ever wanted to be a Super Saiyan? Well, Inuaraq does! An Inuk teen is ready to harness the power of Dragon Ball Z and Inuit skill, and soar through the Arctic. Or in other words, tradition meeting technology.
Oneg In The ArcticPublished 5 years ago in Wander