Music is a world within itself, with a language we all understand.

-- Stevie Wonder

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The Global Common Denominator


What do cultures around the globe have in common?

Music!


Starting with an appreciation for Minnesota music legends Prince or Bob Dylan,

expanded with a visit to a jazz club in New Orleans or Paris.

Sway to the beat of steel drums in the Caribbean or

celebrate along with the serenade of a mariachi band in Mexico.


Music has the ability to transcend language barriers and connect people from different backgrounds and cultures through the universal language of sound.


Pull out a memory of a destination you have visited...

chances are real good that there is music entwined in those memories!


Now spend a little time thinking of your destination 'to do' list.

There are 2 ways to look at this:


1) Travel to the favorite destination and dive into the local music scene.

Hawaii, Germany, Scotland, Africa, India, Spain, Brazil...


2) Seek a destination based on your music preferences.

Reggae, hip hop, R&B, country, salsa, jazz, classical, Afrobeats...


Along the journey, take a beat to listen and learn from

artists across the planet.


Sit back and smile in appreciation of the musical talent or,

if the spirit moves you, get up and dance!

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BREAKING DOWN BOUNDARIES


Playing For Change was created to inspire and

connect the world through music.


"The idea for this project came from a common belief that music has the power to break down boundaries and overcome distances between people.


Traveling around the world inspired us to unite many of the greatest musicians we met throughout our journey. These musicians come from many different countries and cultures, but through music they speak the same language."

--Playing For Change Website


Poke around on the website and you will experience

musical collaborations from artists around the globe.


🎡 Your spirits will be lifted and you might find yourself singing along! 🎡

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Travel Leaders Network

President's Circle


We are proud to be members of the

TLN President's Circle, an honor which provides us with exclusive offers that

we can pass on to you!


#TravelBetter

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Passport Reminder

ο»Ώ Double check the expiration date

on your passport.


Make sure your travel documents are valid for at least six montο»Ώhs past the dates of any planned international trips.


More details are available at this link.

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** UPDATE **

** Postponed to Mid-2025 **


What is ETIAS?


The rules of travel to Europe are changing.


The new regulations are called the European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS).


When the system launches,

all visitors who currently travel to Europe visa-free, such as citizens from the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, will need to apply for travel authorization and receive approval prior to their departure.


♦️ ETIAS is currently not in operation and applications are not yet collected.♦️


You can find more information at this link.


#StayTuned

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#Anticipation #EndlessPossibilities #Getaway #Relax #Explore #TravelBetter #LetsGo
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It's Travel Trivia Time!

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What song was the inspiration for the Playing for Change

ο»Ώglobal multimedia project?

Weekly Chuckle

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Why did the pianist keep banging his head against the keys?


He was playing by ear.


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