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WorldSupporter profile of LauraD
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Travel & Move: 
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow mindedness"- Mark Twain. Travelling broadens your perspective and makes you more empathic towards other people and the world around you.
However, I also think that you don't have to go to the other side of the world to have these benefits, as it is more in the way you travel than where you go.
Experience & Leisure: 
I think contributing to the world does not have to be difficult. Small changes in your daily actions can have a direct impact as well.
For example, use re-usable bags instead of plastic or be mindful about the organisations that you support by using their products.
Learn & Develop: 
Doing a bachelor in International Studies has taught me that everyone has his own worldview and is therefore biased in some way.
But if you're aware of that, you're able to put your own worldview in perspective and realise that you can't judge someone else's experience.
Help & Change: 
My first experience with volunteer work was in Thailand where I volunteered at a school. I helped the teachers with English lessons and practiced speaking English with the children.
I also use WorldSupporter to get inspired and share my own tips and thoughts.
Work & Initiate: 
I work at a non-profit organisation
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Anyone who has visited China in the past years must have noticed, mobile payment is the way to go for Chinese. While mobile payment is slowly gaining ground in the West, in China this type of payment has progressed rapidly. The most used platforms are WeChat and Alipay. To pay you need to create an ...

China high speed trains

China has an extensive train network connecting over 500 cities. Trains are one of the most commonly used means of transport for tourists and are generally reliable and safe. If you want to travel China by train, keep these things in mind.

  • Chinese train stations can feel like airports, espe...

spain city

Spain's cities are among the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. However, they are also quite diverse. Each representing a different aspect of Spanish culture, art, food and nightlife. Not sure where to go? Have a look at the 8 cities below.

  • Madrid – the capital of the count...

sangria

If you ever visited Spain, you probably enjoyed a freshing glass of sangria (or two). This colourful drink is popular throughout Spain and exists in many different variations. Sangria is perfect for a summer party, as you can easily make a batch of it. In the supermarket are prepackaged Sangria mix...

los sanfermines

Spain has its fair share of "must visit at least once in a lifetime" festivals, such as La Tomatina. However, if you're a daredevil, you might prefer Los Sanfermines. This festival is most famous for the bullrun where a group of thrillseeking participants try to stay ahead of a number of bulls for a...

La Tomatina

Did you enjoy having secret food fights as a child? You can relive the thrill of throwing food but in a completely socially acceptable way at Spain's La Tomatina festival. Also known as the world's biggest food fight. On the day of La Tomatina, usually in August, approximately 40 tonnes of toma...

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Each year in March, Valencia hosts Las Fallas, a week-long festival with paella competitions, fireworks, music and floats with colourful constructions called 'fallas'. The festival ends with a burning of the fallas to symbolise rebirth and celebrate the start of spring. Officially the festival runs ...

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Cooperation and connection with JoHo WorldSupporter
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