Tangier, Morocco – A Muslim Traveler from the Middle Ages, Ibn Battuta was honored in his very own native city by local and international travel and culture communities. Founded in 2015, The Moroccan Association of Ibn Battuta has successfully organized…

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Why Travel with Your Family
Spending some quality time with your family during your travels always create fond memories. If work has put your life on hold and has not traveled with your family for a very long time, here are some reasons we would…
When Travel Produces Compassion and Tolerance
The Life of travel opens your world in ways you can never learn just by reading books. It lets you see first-hand man’s ways of living in many different ways, from cultures, to dress, to food to language, the scenic…
Why Travel Young
If you are in your twenties, healthy, fit and would like to learn and become a better person, go on a journey, see the world and travel. Discover how other people go on their day to day life, and learn…
9 Common Qualities of Travelers
When you have tried an array of international cuisines, interact with diverse cultures, have explored the many metro and wilderness, have observed the many differences and similarities, you tend to develop your personality as well. You transform into a better…
On Travel and Life Changes
Some of the biggest issues concerning solo travel include these fear factors: fear of not being safe, scared, of being left alone and lonely. The truth is, fear holds many people back. It holds them back from their dreams and…
Survey Finds Travel Makes You Happier
If you already have a scheduled trip in the coming days, you are probably happier than you were before you planned the trip. According to the findings of some studies, people who are planning and expecting an approaching trip are…
Travel, Learn and Share
According to St. Augustine, “The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.” Traveling is like a school, set outside the comforts of the four corners of your classroom. The world is waiting…
Teaching Tolerance to Our Children
Remembering the International Day for Tolerance means spending a time to understand, respect and acknowledge the social, religious and cultural rights of other people. We take a moment to reflect and discuss the harmful effects of intolerance. During this annual…
Easy Ways to Celebrate the Observance of International Day for Tolerance
Declared by UNESCO as an annual observance to raise awareness about the hazards that come from intolerance, the world celebrates the International Day for Tolerance on every 16th of November. Anyone can celebrate International Day for Tolerance whether in schools,…