When you travel, everyone can shop to do good. The idea came to me during my travels abroad. Is it possible to change a life, by being mindful of where you shop and who you buy from when you travel? […]
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If it takes a village to raise a child, then it takes international collaboration and medical mission to heal a community. Nestled in Villa el Carmen, Nicaragua, the Gran Pacifica Beach and Golf Resort understands the meaning of giving back. […]
The Airline Ambassadors in partnership with the Houston Airport System and Travel to do good will present two human trafficking awareness training in advance of the Superbowl in Houston. Unfortunately large sporting events like the Superbowl can be a magnet […]
Human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery and involves the use of force, fraud, or coercion to obtain some type of labor or commercial sex act. Every year, millions of men, women, and children are trafficked in countries around […]
The Telegraph journalist Oliver Smith places Paraguay at the top of list in terms of the fastest growing number of international tourists per year. This central South American nation realized its travel potential – a 97% growth, to be exact […]
The Suriname market is an interesting experience. It is a blending of fresh locally grown vegetables and meats. Because Suriname is such a melting pot, Asia, Indonesia, the Africa diaspora, India and Europe play a huge role in the type […]
When I told people my latest travel adventure would take me to Suriname, they wanted to know…. where was Suriname? and why was I going there?? To be very honest my answer was quite simply “waroom neit”……. which in Dutch, […]
I get to meet some amazing women on this travel to do good journey. While I have not met Joseline in person, I feel compelled to share her story. I met her through voluntourism colleague and friend Jan Van Der […]
Meet Akofa Wallace, our newest travel blog contributor. A native of Ghana, she now lives abroad in Asia Her blog, Emefa’s Asia is the go-to resource for Black people living, working and visiting Asia Keen traveler and mom-of-two, Akofa Wallace […]
The Beauty For Ashes Project is a certified 501(c) 3 non-profit organization. They serve impoverished communities and children in Managua Nicaragua. The organization was founded in 2012 by North Carolina native, Kara Westermann, when she was 28 years old. At […]
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