Recently, during a long lay over at
LAX, it was time for a new purchase. This time I think I found
something better. A not so glossy front page with a rick shaw bike
driver from Cuba caught my eye. This magazine, Afar, focused more on activities
like surfing and rock climbing rather than spa and picture perfect
beach resorts. I felt much better. All of a sudden I had an urge to find that little island in the Caribbean that was so hard to get
to or go climbing in Cuba. It was refreshing that they focused more on what to do and experience than where to sleep, shop or drink exclusive drinks. These things usually fall into place anyway once you know where you want to go and what to do. I am more looking for inspiration and not a list of hotels and shops when I read about travel and this suited me just perfectly.
I know that there are people who share my passion for travels but I also know that there are many who do not understand it at all. Lately I have had reason to think about why I like travelling and what its worth to me. Hopefully by writing this blog I can shed some light on why I like it so much. I will also take the opportunity to write about what to do in Stockholm when I am not travelling and throw in nice memories from travels past. - Stockholm 6 May 2007
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Travel magazines
Every time I travel I buy travel
magazines. Often I fall for the glossy ones with luxurious spa
resorts on the front page. It looks so wonderful I can not help but buying one or two and dream away for a little while. But because they only write about resorts
where it would cost a small fortune to spend only a weekend I end up
rather depressed instead of anxious to go on my next holiday. Every time. I know
that the length of my holidays does not go together with these hotels
and when I think about it normally not what I like to do on my
holidays either.
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