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FROM THE tRAVEL COMMUNITY
Luke Russert
NYT bestselling author of Look For Me There
“A beautiful reminder of human connection and the power of using grief to reimagine instead of detach.”
Bill Browder
NYT bestselling author of Red Notice and Freezing Order
“A testament to resilience, empathy, and the belief that through understanding others, we rediscover ourselves.”
Julia Roberts
“A joy-filled reminder of our shared humanity — an inspiration and a map toward positive change.”
President, Travelers Century Club
Margot Bart
“A transformative vision of travel that inspires us to make a lasting difference in the lives of others.”
Award-winning journalist; first person to visit every country in the world
Rauli Virtanen
“A powerful example of traveling with purpose—giving more than taking in a fearful world.”
Founder, NomadMania
Harry Mitsidis
“A deeply emotional memoir that teaches us to stay positive and value life, even after irrevocable loss.”
Counting Countries Podcast; Co-founder, Extraordinary Travel Festival
Ric Gazarian
“A remarkable journey that transforms personal tragedy into impact for future generations across West Africa.”
Youngest person to visit every country
Cameron Mofid
“Hoffner embodies what it truly means to be a traveler—his story resonates with anyone seeking deeper meaning.”
Guinness World Record holder; world traveler
Renee Bruns
“A rare and moving journey that turns grief into moments of healing and newfound purpose.”
General Manager, Koryo Tours
Simon Cockerell
“A touching, humble, and inspiring work about travel’s power to heal and open the heart.”
Founder, Most Traveled People
Charles Veley
“A courageous, compassionate journey through love, loss, and the search for meaning.”
