Posts about Travel
Hokkaido's Caribbean notes
What are the odds of stumbling across a Spanish-speaking Japanese who has lived and worked in the Dominican Republic for 47 years importing some of the finest coffee beans in Asia?
I won't climb the Everest: a graphic travel journal
"From our eyes shine excitement and the (heavy) cultural baggage of the West around the legendary 'roof of the world'."
A GVer's Guide to Taipei, Taiwan
I-Fan Lin, Global Voices author, shares recommended places to see if you're passing through Taipei.
Passport Stories: The Volatile Nature of the Human Right to Travel
Traveling can be a very different experience depending on one’s birthplace and circumstances. What is it like to travel the world based on these differences?
A Stroll of Hope: The 2017 ‘Hope’ Photography Exhibition in Colombo, Sri Lanka
In the capital city of Colombo, the 2017 photography exhibition titled 'Hope' marked 70 years since the Independence of Sri Lanka.
Discovering Oaxaca, One of the Underrated Destinations of Mexico
Oaxaca (pronounced “wah-hah-kah”) is a city located in the southwest of Mexico, sharing borders with Mexico City to the northeast, Acapulco to the west, and Chiapas to the east. It is...
GV Meeting in Medellin, Colombia: Paisa Power for the world
A group of GV'rs managed to meet last july in Medellín, Colombia. Find out what happened there!
Could Africa's Silicon Valley Be on The Rise in Gabon?
293 milliards de Francs CFA as well as 12 000 new jobs were generated by the IT industry in 2014 in Gabon
A house with a heart: homestay in Indonesia
I often wonder why I travel, and today the answer appeared to me crystal-clear: I travel to see and understand how humans live around the world. I travel in search...
Captivated on Hanging Graveyard
I and ambassadors along with diplomats from several countries had visited regions Kete’ Kesu and Londa. Both sites are located at mountain ridge area, not far from Rantepao in Toraja.
