Travel Philosophy, what is yours?
When travel is no longer the 1 or 2 weeks your don’t work every year but part of your life just as integral as the need that may come over you to see the sea or the view from a mountain………one that expands your viewpoint.
I didn’t think I had a philosophy about travel until I finally decided to have adventures not vacations.
When I travel I try to keep this mantra in mind: Be a Traveler not a Tourist Learn Something New find a New Adventure Experience the Local Life
Last night I read on Budget Travel Adventures the following: To be a better traveler, you can’t just visit a place.
You have to experience it with your emotions and soul.
Only when we go beyond what we see can we tell a travel story (through words or photos) that’s worth sharing.
I love it when a simple sentence or statement will arrest my thinking or stop the project I am working on.
Too often we don’t take time to think. Until I stopped working a 24/7 job I had no idea there was such an exciting ‘box of chocolates’ (from Forest Gump) out there and I will keep sampling….…..
I asked the author of Budget Travel Adventue, if I could use his motto for his blog:
http://www.budgettraveladventures.com/
Travel passionately, budget wisely, and experience more – that’s the motto of the new blog, Budget Travel Adventures.
Budget Travel Adventures wants to help you experience more when you travel and inspire you to be a better person.
read more about JereBranham on the above web site.
What is your Philosophy?
Mature Solo Travel 
Be a visitor, not a tourist. Expect the unexpected and regard each situation as an adventure and opportunity to really experience the culture of a place.
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great outlook! now if Americans only had more than 2 weeks to experience life each year, we may be much happier…..
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