This episode with Tiffany Mosher is a break from the norm on Travel Bubble. On this podcast, the focus is very much on just how much travel and helping others can impact – and even save – an individual’s life.
Tiffany lives in Virginia Beach, USA where she is a logistics analyst for the US Navy by day. As well as being a single mother to three children, she is a volunteer and International Missions Director for the charity AIDNOW. She has also written and published a book, gone through a divorce and completed a Masters – all during a global pandemic.
From visiting areas devastated by earthquakes and hurricanes, Tiffany shares her stories of travelling and volunteering on her own. A country that has amazing tea, a place with personal family ties and somewhere that has a day dedicated to celebrating dogs all make it in to her travel bubble.
Tiffany talks about how her experiences helped her with her depression and anxiety in her book. £1 from every sale of Beauty Beyond the Threshold: How International Volunteering Saved My Life will go to charity.
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Country No.1: Puerto Rico
Activity: visit Gurabo ‘town of the stairs’ and the Carraizo Lake
Food: Mofongo
Anything else/links…. All Hands and Hearts
Country No.2: Mexico
Activity: Cenotes – underwater pool
Food: Mayan local food and hibiscus water
Country No. 3: Nepal
Activity: go to the Tihar festival – Day of the Dogs
Food: Dal Bhat
Wildcard: Morocco
The Caliph’s House: A Year in Casablanca by Tahir Shah
Top Travel Tip – do your research and seek uniqueness
Best Souvenir: tea cups from Nepal
Travel Bubble Film Club
Angel of Nanjing (2015) China
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