VIRTUAL TRAVEL INSPIRATION | Volume 122.12
20 July 2020
Keeping the Spirit of Travel Alive!
Dear fellow Travellers,

Thank you to everyone who joined our Armchair Safari to the Galápagos recently!

Wasn't it fascinating to learn not only about the endemic species, but also about the history and geology that formed these Enchanted Isles?

Our guest speaker, Lesa Bain showed off her beautiful photos and shared what you can expect on a small ship cruise around these islands - the perfect place to explore, whether you are 8 or 88, and beyond!

As a token of my appreciation I am offering you a shipboard credit on any Lindblad/National Geographic trip in the future, if you book by August 10, 2020.
Galápagos Webinar Rerun

If you missed the webinar - not to worry. Here's the recording (39 mins) so you can explore the Galápagos Islands from your Armchair!

Pour yourself a glass of Chicha de Piña ( recipe ), sit back and enjoy our virtual wildlife extravaganza.

Then read this blog post about our favourite ways to discover this archipelago.
Discover your Future!

Both Lesa, our guest speaker and I believe strongly that our travel choices have a huge impact on the places we visit, and that responsible and sustainable travel is the way of the future.

Every decision we make is taking a vote for our planet. To help you make these choices for your future trips I am offering a complimentary 30-minute Discovery Call to create your own personal Travel Bucket List Vision Board.

If you want to know what your future travel plans may look like, please complete a short questionnaire to qualify for a 1-on-1 call with me.

You can set up an appointment right there and - as an added bonus - you will receive the valuable Galápagos-inspired Traveller's Toolkit, including our Galápagos Wildlife & Weather Calendar!
Recently I've been thinking about what Charles Darwin wrote almost 200 years ago:

"In the long history of humankind (and animal kind, too) those who learned to collaborate and improvise most effectively, have prevailed."

Of course Darwin was referring to the endemic species of the Galápagos, who had to adapt to their surroundings.

Yet isn't it just as true today, as we adapt to a new way of life? For now I am offering the virtual enjoyment of travel to sweeten the waiting time until a live journey is possible again - hopefully soon!

Yours in Travel,

Christine Boecker
TRΛVELBOECKER ΛDVENTURES
Tel: 604.338.9211
Toll-free: 1.877.739.3653