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Why We Should All Visit Places of Political Importance Abroad
Thursday, 16 November 2017
When you travel to a new destination, what do you want to see? Nature at its finest, incredible cityscapes, traditional ways of living, maybe some local art? Travel makes me happy and experiencing the unknown is always where I'd rather be, but what about experiencing the cold hard truth about the history of the country you're in? To be a well-behaved tourist and an ethical global citizen, I believe it is my responsibility to know the background of where I am, even if it makes for an uncomfortable visit.
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cape town,
hiroshima,
history,
japan,
johannesburg,
poland,
south africa,
travel
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