What you can never, EVER forget in your backpack: training!
Children of the Kenya projectWhen does a trip start? When do you get on the plane? When do you land? On the first walk in an unknown land? No! The journey always begins before leaving and has a lot to do with reading. We celebrate World Tourism Day by remembering that there is an essential element that, yes or yes, you have to carry in your backpack: training. Why is training important? So that, for example, when you see a temple in India, you can identify what religion it belongs to and how you have to behave if you want to visit it.
Tumaini meeting in Bilbao!
Have you always wanted to take a solidarity trip but don't know where to start? Do you love to travel and want to try a different and supportive way of getting to know other countries? Do you want to chat with people who have volunteered in Southern Countries? Come to Tumaini's traveling talk in Bilbao! The meeting will take place on Thursday, October 5 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Hika Ateneo, a space in the center of Bilbao where concerts, exhibitions and theater take place, film forums and book presentations. Go on
Come learn about responsible tourism at the Solidarity Economy Fair in Madrid!
The Social and Solidarity Economy Fair in 2016. This weekend, Tumaini will participate in the VI Solidarity Economy Fair in Madrid to disseminate a way of traveling that is more respectful of the environment and local cultures. On Saturday the 23rd at 7:00 p.m. At the Casa del Reloj, we will talk about responsible tourism, are you coming? What is the fair? It is the reference space for the Solidarity Economy in Madrid that will take place during the weekend of September 23 and 24 at the Casa
"I didn't expect to get so attached to the children".
This summer, Lucas did not visit a big European city, nor did he go on a sun and sand trip to the Caribbean. His plan has been different: he has spent several weeks in Bali helping children in their education. And the contact with the children has been so close that she is already thinking of going back. What was your daily life like in the NGO in Bali? We got up early and had breakfast at 8:30 am. Then I had the morning free to