
Traveling to other countries can be an amazing and relaxing experience — a chance to explore new cultures, meet new people, and enjoy a different pace of life.

You’ll want to quit sometimes. You’ll want to go back to being comfortable. You’ll have doubts. Not every goal will require that level of drive, but the big ones definitely will.

Chris instantly realized that it could happen to him — or to anyone. Traveler safety abroad was a huge gap that no one seemed to be addressing.

Every day here reminds me that growth doesn’t always come from big, planned changes—it’s often found in the small moments, like sharing a laugh with locals, trying new food, or dancing when you’d usually sit on the sidelines.

Let’s be honest, everyone’s had that thought at least once: What if I just got away for a while and did something different with my life? Well, the people I’ve met out here are actually doing it — and I love that.

And honestly, that’s just like life. Find a goal or a dream and stick with it—no matter what. It’s going to get hard. There will be moments when you want to quit, when things aren’t going your way. But if you stay focused and keep your vision in mind, you will make it happen. Most…

s Americans, we’re always chasing more, even though most of the time we already have everything we need. It’s not necessarily a bad thing to want more, but it can make us look greedy when there are people in other countries begging for the things we take for granted.

Traveling to a new country can feel intimidating when you don’t know the language, but with these tools, it’s easier than ever to connect, explore, and feel confident no matter where you are.

I also got an interesting introduction to Afro-Colombian culture and how deeply it has shaped Colombian identity from the food, to the music, to the traditions.

After years of planning and saving, I’m finally leaving to travel abroad starting in Medellín, Colombia for a new adventure and a fresh perspective.