What Kyoto taught me

In this intimate reflection on respectful travel, Benjamin Ouedraogo shares how Kyoto’s quiet grace and cultural nuance taught him to slow down, observe humbly, and reshape travel journalism with a decentered, experience-rooted lens.

My first international trip

This candid reflection challenges the myth of perfect, authentic travel, reminding us that true connection often happens in unexpected places—where curiosity, mistakes, and human encounters reveal the real heart of a city.

Am I a fraud?

This honest reflection challenges the idea that conscious travel is only for the privileged, reminding us that small, meaningful choices—despite limited time or resources—can reshape how we explore and connect with the world.

The Art of Staying

Championing the essence of slow travel, this editorial invites readers to go beyond performance and rediscover the depth of being truly present—embracing the world with attention, honesty, and lasting meaning.

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