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February 15, 2017 | By Gabriel Pacana | In Featured Stories

Traveling Abroad Can Be Difficult, But The Benefits Are Worth It

Travelling changes us. Even domestic travel can have a deeply positive psychological effect, whether it be to an unfamiliar city or a natural park, you gain knowledge, and even appreciation for a particular place. But domestic travel can have limits because you are traveling within your home country. Cultures can remain familiar, even despite slight […]