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Kasos Island
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Chatham Islands New Zealand
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Seriously, one of the most amazing spots one can dream of visiting!

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If you are a Kiwi or have travelled to the far away land of the hobbits, you will definitely recognize some of these!

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Travel Principles

Appreciation

• to go through life valuing those moments, people or experiences that make everything else worth it.
• to appreciate the opportunities you have been given.

Belonging

• to realize that whether close or far away from home, human nature has the capacity to connect, to set roots and to establish a new home somewhere.
• travel is about finding that you belong in the most surprising places.

Compassion

• to understand the way other people lead their lives. To develop empathy, to connect with our fellow human beings and to experience their reality.
• travelling as a way of realizing our differences are not what defines us.

Development

• to develop ideas of your self-image of places that inspire you or of places that don't.
• travelling as a tool of creating your senses, your dreams, your knowledge.

Accountability

• to acknowledge there are things we could all be doing better. To acknowledge your contribution towards humanity's wrongdoings.
• travelling as a way of realizing what could be done better and then setting out to make it happen.

Inspiration

• to allow your experiences to give you new meaning in life, in art, in business.
• travelling as a way of mentally refreshing old ideas.

Adaptability

• a lesson in realizing how few things in life are under your control.
• travelling as a way of embracing changes as a given in all situations and preparing your mentality to cope with the adjustments.

Research

• where to go, what to see, how to get there.
• travelling as way of developing the skills of knowing what you want or allowing others to plan it for you.

Relaxation

• to create for both the physical and mental state of your mind a protective barrier from the worrys of everyday life.
• travelling as a way of finding peace and calm.

Awareness

• to comprehend the puzzle of which we are but just one piece.
• travelling as a way of realizing the insignificance of some of our lives troubles.

Understanding

• to develop sympathy, compassion or tolerance and gain new perspective through the connections you built with others.
• travelling as a way of removing egocentrism.

Freedom

• to explore your capacity of creating and sharing ideas, pictures or words free of limitations.
• travelling as a way of realizing we are not all able to be free.

Passion

• the ability to explore what drives the inner working of your mind free from constraint and censorship.
• travelling as a way of giving your mind room to grow.
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