How The Warrior Nomad Trail Is Changing Lives In Uganda, Kenya, Ethiopia, South Sudan

[@paradisecat4718]

Africans, in my opinion, are far ahead of the rest of the world in terms of maintaining cultural heritage. Am I wrong in that assumption?

[@passportcreative]

I think you're certainly onto something! There are great examples in many places around the world, but what I think you could take away from the region is a more realistic balance between modern advances and cultural values. Sometimes we sprint too fast toward new technologies and new ways of doing things without really considering the impacts. Finding a way to protect and keep our cultures strong in the face of new temptations, whether that's in the Warrior Nomad Trail example of embracing a shared heritage or even with smaller traditions in our own communities, can make a big difference in our lives.

[@rachelamber1372]

It's good to see that tourism is having an impact where it's most needed. Keep up the great work.....🙏

[@passportcreative]

Agreed! Theo has such a strong vision for how he's bringing these communities together, and how to do it responsibly, that an increase in tourists will help all those involved.

[@maduRa505]

GOOD JOB

[@passportcreative]

Appreciate you!