Welcome to EXPEDITIONIST, a local online magazine on conscious travel, conversations, and culture. We hope you enjoy your stay!
Thousands of travellers set out in search of adventure, of cultural experiences, of the unknown, but how many travellers do their part to give back to the people and the planet while doing so? If global sustainability and acts of human kindness are important to you, then try these 5 un-orthodox ways to travel the globe and do some good at the same time.
The noise of social media and well-wishing influencers can seem a bit much at times. Who do you follow for content that means something to you? Where do you go for content that has helpful, legitimate information, mindful messages, and is authentic in its offering? We found a few that do this well and wanted to share their messages with you. Read on for your daily dose of inspiration.
Meet Shondra Martin; lover of immersive travel, epic hikes, and helping others through responsible and conscious tourism. Read on to see what she has to say on the subject.
Brent Weber is a true EXPEDITIONIST in every sense of the word. He quit his job to try out the van-life with his life partner Cass. Together, they make up the epic people-loving empowerment duo ‘The Dharma Collective’. See what Brent has to say on living your truth and going through life with purpose.
Local Vancouverite Johanna Read--travel writer, photographer and sustainable tourist--has ample amounts of wondrous content to share, from responsible travel practices to best local places to grab a bite and everything in between.
Global citizen and feminist advocate Amarachi Chukwu discusses with us what it was like growing up in different all over world and how they have shaped her as woman.
Akosua Afriyie-Kumi had a vision: to help the local woman in her village in Ghana get access to education and empowerment through the art of raffia pot-bag making. Read more on this amazing woman and her social enterprise making statements all across Africa, Europe and the UK.
Take some time to read how this former Executive Chef at Heirloom wanted to change the discussion around Post Partum Depression and started Built for this Baby, a company helping women in Bali overcome these issues.
This Elephant Charity store and its founder Ana Blanche sat down with us and helped shed some light on what her store is doing to help save our amazing mammal friends.
