Comments on: 5 Amazing Travel Truths for 2010 (That You Already Suspected)
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AngelineMSun, 03 Jan 2010 15:19:54 +0000http://www.bravenewtraveler.com/?p=6385#comment-96156OMG, why didn't I think of astral travel before I used up all my American Express points for my last trip to Mexico? So much easier and relaxing. No frustrations with TSA, delayed flights, the water. But, at least, I stayed awake for the reality trip to Mexico. I just tried out the Astral Projection trip and zzzzzzzz.OMG, why didn’t I think of astral travel before I used up all my American Express points for my last trip to Mexico? So much easier and relaxing. No frustrations with TSA, delayed flights, the water. But, at least, I stayed awake for the reality trip to Mexico. I just tried out the Astral Projection trip and zzzzzzzz.
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Halle EavelynWed, 30 Dec 2009 19:46:02 +0000http://www.bravenewtraveler.com/?p=6385#comment-96123Spiritual travel is a huge market already, but it really encompasses all kinds of faith-based travel -everything from visiting Oberammergau, Germany to see the Passion Play, to an Eat Pray Love Bali tour. I think that the next decade will bring more of a focus on spirituality (as opposed to religion) in travel, especially international travel. Gay spiritual travel, a niche of a niche, is one example of that, but I think as the internet makes us all more aware of each other, we have a chance of becoming more tolerant and awake in our travel choices.Spiritual travel is a huge market already, but it really encompasses all kinds of faith-based travel -everything from visiting Oberammergau, Germany to see the Passion Play, to an Eat Pray Love Bali tour. I think that the next decade will bring more of a focus on spirituality (as opposed to religion) in travel, especially international travel. Gay spiritual travel, a niche of a niche, is one example of that, but I think as the internet makes us all more aware of each other, we have a chance of becoming more tolerant and awake in our travel choices.