Slow Travel: Here’s How To Stretch Out Your Summer Vacation
If you’re looking for ways to stretch your vacation time and your budget this summer, “slow travel” might be just the change of pace you need.
Kassondra Cloos is a travel writer in London. She focuses on wilderness adventures, urban green spaces, and slow travel. Her work has been published by Outside, The Denver Post, Fodor’s, HGTV, Travel Channel, and many others. She almost always has a few postage stamps in her backpack and is weirdly obsessed with snail mail. You can find more of her work via her newsletter, outofoffice.substack.com
If you’re looking for ways to stretch your vacation time and your budget this summer, “slow travel” might be just the change of pace you need.
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