7 Places, 7 Lessons, 7 Stories

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Grow Through Travel

Books
The travel book that isn't about travel. Capturing the life of ordinary South Africans who have used travel as a transformative tool in their lives to challenge their outlook and push their boundaries beyond their comfort zone.

​Podcasts
Join us on our weekly Podcast as we chat about lessons learnt from our Travels.  Its the human stories that make our trips memorable and the lessons we learn from these interactions click here to tune in. 

​Events
Don't miss our next Event!

March 2021 Instalive
In conversation with Clinical Psychologist Dr Dube  
Time: 19h00
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Those Who Travel Meet Themselves

The Book
Travel Stories from the Black Project Children of Post-Apartheid South Africa.
These are the stories and tales from ordinary black South Africans born during the late seventies to eighties; to parents who dreamed for them to have a better life than their own. They are the door openers to 1994 and herein share the stories of how they have broken down both internal and external barriers through travel, opportunity, determination and community, to create a life beyond the confines of their comfortability. With these stories we unpack identity, the influence of travel and the impact it has on our lives. This is the book that will leave you inspired and ready to pack your bags to go and discover the world.
Set Free, Ma Africa, Set Free!

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Compulsory Reading
"These are such inspiring stories! It should be compulsory reading for every single South African - old and young alike. You have reignited my love of travel, personal growth and development. The more we travel, the broader minds we have." ​​
Jane Elsworth