49: Fast vs Slow Travel (Which is Better?) - a podcast by All INdiana Podcast Network

from 2019-02-07T05:00

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Is it best to stay in one city for a few days and then hop to the next city or is it better to stay longer to really understand the culture when traveling? How can you build your country-visited list if you are only in one country for a long time? Is it easier to save money by staying put in one place? Is slow travel more relaxing? Is fast travel more fun? We dive into all of the details and differences between fast and slow traveling and let you know what we find the most rewarding in this latest episode of Passport Joy Travel Talk.

Main Topics Covered:

  • Fast vs Slow Travel

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