The case for slow travel
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Slow travel helped us see places in a new light The Washington Post
After refraining from traveling because of the pandemic, I’m starting to exercise those muscles again. This time around, my boyfriend and I decided to approach it in a different way. We wanted to come back from a trip feeling relaxed and well-rested. We decided to take it slow, rather than being on the move all day. In the end, we realized that this is a way of traveling that really appeals to us, and it left us feeling excited for future trips.
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