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[Summary] => Travel guru Pico Iyer advocates that to travel is to feel profoundly alive. As we encounter new places, cultures and people, we inevitably stretch our lives into a thousand different days.
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[Summary] => Pico Iyer, writer, distinguished "travel" from "tourism." "Tourism," he said, is when you surround and change the place with who you are, while with "travel," you let the place surround you and transform you. The latter is especially true when you see a place with people who have so much devotion to the wonders of the place that they know every bit of its history, told in the color and shape of rocks, plants, animals, and water formations.
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Pico Iyer
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