I’m here to tell you all that you need to know about sustainable luggage, why it’s better for the environment, and what type of materials it’s made of. Plus, I’ll be introducing you to some of my favorite sustainable luggage brands.
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Struggling with anxiety doesn’t mean you have to miss out from experiencing the world on your own. Here are a few helpful tips for traveling alone with anxiety. Plus, I recently decided to take a solo-trip and a twenty six year old woman traveling alone with anxiety, I thought I'd share my experience.
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This sustainable travel guide will explore what to look for in eco-friendly accommodations and introduce you to some of the best hotels and resorts taking sustainability seriously.
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Travel is wonderful in many ways. It captures our sense of adventure and exposes us to different cultures, experiences, food and people. As amazing as travel is, it comes with its own set of problems, especially when it comes to the environment. Let’s explore some of the impacts travel has on the planet and learn a few tips on how to travel more sustainably.
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Packing for a trip can be a form of mindfulness and minimalism leading us to be more aware of our belongings. Only being able to select a certain amount of garments, shoes, and goods encourages us to prioritize our belongings. And so often we tend to overpack. What will the weather be like? What events will I be going to? Questions like these cause travelers to pack way more than they need. And these were definitely questions running through my mind as we packed for Dublin a few weeks ago.
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Spending a bit of time on the Amalfi Coast was the perfect way to end our three week trip. We stayed in the BEST B&B up in the hills of Sorrento. Casale Antonietta is a family owned B&B with an incredible view, kind staff, and a wonderful place for nature lovers.
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Haiti will break you in the most beautiful way. The Haitian people are welcoming, kind, and have an amazing culture. Despite what the American media might tell you the Haitians are some of the most hardworking, resourceful individuals I have ever met.
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In Haiti I had the pleasure of meeting Alex Georges, co-founder of Enersa. Enersa manufactures solar powered street lights while empowering Haitians through employment. With the limited amount of power and electricity in Haiti, Georges wanted to bring solar power to the Haitian community. Initially Enersa started out as solar powered lamps, but after the limited demand Enersa switched directions. Enersa started manufacturing street lights. The street lights were a huge hit. Kids began reading and studying under the street lights. Georges witnessed the social impact of his company first hand.
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