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Today on the show we are excited to share our interview with Jules and Christine from the Not So Bon Voyage Podcast and Don’t Forget to Move!

In 2012 Jules and Christine first met in Peru while volunteering at a non-profit organization. After spending 6 months together building houses that were destroyed by an earthquake their friendship quickly became more serious. Their shared love of travel and passion for helping communities solidified their relationship and they’ve been travelling and working together since. 

In this episode we talk about how Jules and Christine met travelling, their experience working in community development, and the process of building a travel business. 

We also dig into the inspiration for their show, Not So Bon Voyage, and how some of the most challenging travel experiences make for the best travel experiences. 

Check out our story on the Not So Bon Voyage Podcast!

In this episode:

• How Jules and Christine fell in love with travel
• How do you decide where to live when you’re dating someone from the other side of the world
• How Jules and Christine started Don’t Forget to Move and decided what to focus their creating on
• Travels and adventures in Central America 
• Working internationally in non-profit organizations and deciding to move on
• How do you research and decide on sustainable travel
• Resources for sustainable travel: 
  • https://greenglobaltravel.com/
  • https://thealtruistictraveller.com/
• Problems with animal tourism abroad
• What was the process like building a blog and making it a sustainable source of income
• How the pandemic has affected work as a travel content creator
• The inspiration for the Not So Bon Voyage podcast and why challenging travel experiences make for some of the best parts of travel

• Read about Jules and Christine’s adventures at www.dontforgettomove.com
• Listen now

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