The Travel Bug, that is.
Wanderlust is an addictive thing. It’s gaining a perspective there’s something bigger than you, a world seen through your own two eyes. Pictures spark imagination, but immersing yourself in a space, where the air cocoons you, the sounds are endless and limitless and you can reach out and connect yourself to a landmark, nature reserve or body of water — it’s irreplaceable.
People suggest travelling helps you find yourself, but I think it sinks deeper than that. Travelling opens your eyes to a lifestyle that revolves without you. It reveals a perspective where people experience a lifetime in the shadow of beauty — something and somewhere unattainable to you every day.
Travelling broadens your mind and therefore expands your perspective. That’s when you find out who you are and who you want to be. Travel — when you can and when it’s safe. It’ll change your life.
