WATCH: Intrepid Travel Reminds Us Why Travel Is Important

WATCH: Intrepid Travel Reminds Us Why Travel Is Important

Intrepid Travel is starting a new social media campaign designed to show why travel is so important to us all.

The adventure travel company is asking people to write a letter to someone who made their travel experience special, whether it be “the porter who guided your every step on the Inca Trail, the homestay host who made you feel right at home, the stranger turned roommate turned lifelong friend, the travel agent who made it magically all work.”

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