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Sharing with you resources that helped me with travel planning + inspiration:

Books: Andrew Rimas and Evan Fraser’s Empires of Food, Britannica’s Children’s Almanac on the Roman Empire and the Etruscans, Christopher Duggan’s A Concise History of Italy, Dan Brown’s Angels and Demons, Dante Alighieri’s Inferno and Divine Comedy, David Graeber’s Debt, Elizabeth Gilbert’s Eat Pray Love, Jeanette Fregulia’s A Rich and Tantalizing Brew: A History of How Coffee Connected the World, Niccolo Machiavelli’s The Prince, Nicolas Ostler’s Empires of the Word, Peter Haugen’s World History for Dummies, Philip Freeman’s Oh My Gods: A Modern Retelling of Greek and Roman Myths, Stefano Mancuso’s The Revolutionary Genius of Plants, W. Hodding Carter’s Flushed. For reviews, visit Goodreads and Scribd*.

Shows: Blue Zones, Florence and the Renaissance, Giada at Home, The Godfather, The Silk Road: Venice

Tourism sites: free walking tours, Nomadic Matt, official tourism website

Travel planning sites: Airbnb*, Booking.com*, Skyscanner, World Nomads*

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P.S. My keys to sustainable travels: acknowledge that your trip might not go as planned | back up important files before and during travel | bring a portable multi-cooker, coffee/tea press, food containers, utensils, water bottle, water heater, and clothesline rope | bring extra medicines and prescription | bring souvenirs from home for friends you’ll meet along the way | get a local sim card | get travel insurance | have an extra card to be used only for emergencies | learn the language if you deem it necessary | listen to your gut | only bring stuff that you can carry on your own | only go for local food that’s vouched for being clean and safe | record and stay on top of your expenses | stay in accommodations where cooking is allowed | take public transportation | treat everyone and yourself with kindness and respect, as always |treat guidebooks as guides; don’t get boxed by them | visit local cafés | walk as much as you can | wake up early | when faced with difficult decisions, ask yourself why ❤