My definition of thoughtful travel has come a long way since I named this podcast over five years ago; I’ve also been excited to see a lot more people giving thought to the question of what thoughtful travel means. Episode 245 of The Thoughtful Travel Podcast gathers the ideas of many more people to help us consider this important question.

I chat with four guests about what they think thoughtful travel means, starting with Henry Gold. He emphasises respecting others, especially because you are visiting their home or country. Next, we hear from James Mwenda who focuses on the impact our travels have.

Helena Fox talks about being present in the place you go to, and also discusses ideas of respect and slow travel. My final guest, Vince Dickson, talks about being more open to different experiences, as well as considering the impact our travels have.

Links:

Henry Gold founder of TDA Cycling - https://tdaglobalcycling.com/
James Mwenda - Jemu Expeditions - https://www.jemuexpeditions.com
Helena Fox - https://helenafoxauthor.com - her recent novel is “How It Feels to Float” - https://amzn.to/3kNNfd9
Vince Dickson, from Hunu - https://www.wearehunu.com/
The book mentioned by Vince is “Sapiens” by Yuval Noah Harari - https://amzn.to/36tSZjw
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Show notes: https://notaballerina.com/245

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