Travel = Lifestyle, Communicating, Entertaining, Passion
When I saw the exclusive promo video for Peugeot’s new logo and brand platform yesterday, I realized the four key words can relate to travel as well as any car. Lifestyle. Communicating. Entertaining. Passion.
Travel equals different things depending on who you ask. Escape. Relaxation. Happiness. Comfort. Sightseeing. Backpacking. Work. Pleasure. Volunteering. Luxury. Partying. Business. Learning. Adventure. Discovering. Fun. Inspiring. Bliss. Or even… Life.
What single word best describes travel to you?
Ever think of doing a book? I really like your style.
Felicia, This Time in Seoul
.-= Felicia S.´s last blog ..The Stillness =-.
Thanks, Felicia. I’ve thought about writing a novel. Would love to do a non-fiction book as well. The question is about exactly what.
“Loving” would be the word I would use for our family travel lifestyle, If I could only use one.
Loving the people, the places, the time together, the adventures, the education, the freedom, the sharing and connecting etc.
.-= soultravelers3´s last blog ..Our 3 Best Kept Family Travel Secrets! =-.
“Loving”, I like that, what a great way to see! When you have a deep love for travel and all the things that come with it, every trip or experience on the road becomes so much more enriching.
Any of experiencing, discovering, learning or culturally-enhancing would do me for my words.
.-= Mark H´s last blog ..The Salmon Capital of the World (Ketchikan, USA) =-.
I completely agree. Those four words encompass exactly what travel is all about.
“Opportunity”
.-= Anil´s last blog ..A Chat With Roger Middleton About RoomAtlas, Hotel Booking Google Maps Mashup =-.
Love your choice of word! Travel is filled with endless opportunities.
Life would best describe it for me. Traveling makes me feel alive.
Same here! Few things make me feel as alive as traveling.
Discovery. eventhough I do love to relate it with life as well.
.-= Adriana´s last blog ..tourism in the vicinity of calamity =-.
It’s not that easy to limit yourself to only one word when it comes to travel.