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Finding Optimism Through Solo Travelling
Himadri Garg and her sister wanted to experience life beyond the patriarchal lens, and they believed their home country of India was the perfect place to start.How I Saved Over USD1,000 In One Month For My Travels
You’ve taken the plunge and booked your flights. Now that that’s done, you don’t want to spend your holiday sleeping in a shack eating pot noodles. So what’s a girl to do?Travel Trends: 2019 & Beyond
As a senior lecturer who’s passionate about tourist and guest behaviour, it came as no surprise that Dr Catheryn Khoo-Lattimore would tackle travel trends and the effect it has on women at ZafigoX 2018.Letters From Latin America: Punta Del Diablo, Uruguay
I took up a month-long Workaway job at a hostel in Punta del Diablo, a tiny fishing village that got touristy after getting a shoutout on the Lonely Planet. I only ventured out once and I went by foot.Impressions From War & Other Life Adventures
These are the recollections of a retired Army Intelligence Officer. Beverly Aishah Roach started as a radio technician and worked towards becoming the first female army intelligence officer in the Canadian Military.Letters From Latin America: An Introduction
Stories of the girl who hitchhiked from Sweden to Malaysia were all over the internet. But Petrina is more than just that.Staying Adventurous At 60
Life is too interesting for one type of travel experience. We sometimes envy those who get to travel for work. The idea seems glamourous but what it deprives us of is being adventurous on our own terms.Living Life In The Fast Lane: One Motorbike & The World
Anita Yusof described herself as a simple woman who believed the best way to see the world is by bike. Her trainer said, “you are the worst adventure rider I have met in my entire life. Sell your bike.” But did she do as told? No.In Memoriam: Nelleisa Omar
I’ve known you before your fight began, and even when faced with the worst and most troubling times ahead, that never changed who you truly were.How Travel Has Taught Me To Live In The Present
So, I sat there cross-legged, closed my eyes, let the words fill my senses and cried tears of gratitude.Marina Mahathir: Zafigo’s #PressForProgress
As Manal Al-Sharif, one of our top speakers at ZafigoX last year said, “Mobility is a human right.”