Lessons Learned While Traveling: Saving
Two years ago I visited Hong Kong while I was living in Japan. It was the summer holidays and customary
A Bigger Piece of the Tourism Pie
Travel and tourism are big businesses; this can’t be said enough. People love to travel and explore their environments, whether
Resilience and Inclusion through Community Tourism
Tourism is a powerful tool for economic growth and development the world over. The World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC)
World Environment Day 2018: Beat Plastic Pollution
Today is World Environment Day, and the theme for this year is: “Beat Plastic Pollution.” But, why this theme? The
Africa: Challenges and Prospects
May 25 is Africa Day, a commemoration of the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (known today as the
The British Empire, Windrush, and a History of Exploitation
The Windrush scandal has left a bad taste in the mouths of many persons in the UK, but especially in Jamaica and the Jamaican diaspora, and the other commonwealth nations whose citizens, and citizens by descent, have been affected by the immigration policies of the UK and its Home Office. As a matter of fact, Windrush leaving a ‘bad taste’ in our mouths is an understatement…
Truth or Fake
Truth is stranger than fiction Especially in this day What is seen and heard might just be Just an elaborate
How do I love?
How do I love? When I don’t know what love is Because my formative years were Mean words and meaner
Pain
It’s a necessary part of reality. I don’t enjoy it. I don’t seek it, But I know it. I have
Re-Birth
Water breaks; The walls close in. Home is no longer welcoming, Forcing me out. . It shakes, Writhing in agony
Let Go
Holding on to all the things that this person or that person did to you only hurts YOU – not
Home
It’s that feeling of leaving, Then coming home. There’s nothing else like it; The air smells fresher; The breeze blows
