Travel Lightly: You're not traveling for people to see you.
Travel Slowly: Jet planes are for getting places, not seeing places. Take time to absorb the beauty and inspiration of a mountain or cathedral.
Travel Expectantly: Every place you visit is like a surprise package waiting to be opened. Untie the strings with an expectation of high adventure.
Travel Hopefully: Robert Louis once wrote, "To travel hopefully is better than to arrive."
Travel Humbly: Visit people and places with reverence and respect for their traditions and ways of life.
Travel Courteously: Consideration for your fellow travelers and your hosts will smooth the way through the most difficult days.
Travel Gratefully: Show appreciation for the many things that are being done by others for your enjoyment and comfort.
Travel With An Open Mind: Leave your prejudices at home.
Travel With Curiosity: It is not how far you go, but how deeply you go that mines the gold of experience. Remember, Thoreau wrote a book about tiny Walden Pond.
Travel With Imagination: As the old Spanish proverb puts it: "He who would bring home the wealth of the ladie must carry the wealth of the Indies with him."
Travel Fearlessly: Banish worry and intimidation; the world and its people belong to you just as you belong to the world.
Travel Relaxed: Make up your mind to have a good time. Let go and ...GO!
Happy Trails!