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A Note from Mary The Trip You Keep Meaning to Take On the trips we defer, and the year we have left. By Mary Collins, CEO of Far Horizons · July 26, 2026 · 4 min read There is a specific feeling that arrives around this time every year. It is not quite panic. It...
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Japan is beautiful in a way that is easy to feel and difficult to explain. The temple gardens. The silence of the tea house. The raked gravel. The single maple branch against a stone wall in autumn. Every traveler who has been to Japan describes the same experience: something extraordinary is happening — but the...
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There's a version of travel where you leave knowing you were there. And a version where you leave knowing you understood. On what separates intellectual travel from educational travel — and why the gap is almost impossible to name until you've felt both.
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