27/05/2025
We met her in a quiet village tucked between the rocks and the wild plants.
She cooked us a meal — not from a menu, but from her heart. grown in her backyard, recipes passed down to generations.
As we said goodbye, someone from our group offered her a tip.
She smiled gently, shook her head and said, “Just tell others about us. Come again. That’s enough.”
That moment stayed with me.
Because isn’t just about hotels and hashtags.
It’s about people like her — the ones we don’t tag in our photos but who carry the weight of our presence.
If we are truly serious about tourism, we must look beyond selfies and souvenirs.
We must travel with empathy. With ears that listen, hands that help, and hearts that remember.
Let’s be the kind of travelers who leave kindness behind, not just footprints.
After all, the best journeys don't change places.
They change .
