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The Power of Nostalgia Even in Travel. I Love to Revisit the Places That Made Me

Revisiting the places that shaped you is more than just nostalgia—it’s a way to reconnect with your past, gain perspective, and build a legacy for your children. Learn why nostalgic travel is so important.
Young handsome boy and his beatiful mother posing on a sofa in an embrace.
Me and my mother, Rosita, when I lived with her. I still remember that bag and the golden sofa.

I Have A List Of Places I Visit As A Routine When I Am In Antigua and In New York City

I love standing in a place from your past that sends me on a time travel of nostalgia. The house I grew up in looks older and smaller, and the ceiling is lower. The road looks narrower, the air smells the same, the soil looks the same, and some of the trees have changed. Have you ever done this type of travel? Back in time? For a moment, existing on two timelines at once? You are here but emotionally, also there.

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