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Donner un sens au voyage, au bout du monde ou au coin de la rue

Épisode de podcast sur le voyage! On explore pourquoi on voyage (découverte, émotions, sortir des sentiers battus), comment donner du sens à ses voyages et l'importance de garder un esprit curieux. #voyage #découverte #podcast
Duration
20.5 mins
Level
intermediate
Word Count
3023 (827 unique words)
Topics
Accessibility of Travel
France
History
Japan
Kyoto
Lifestyle
Location
Meaning of Life
Personal Growth
Philosophy
Social Issues
Taiwan
Tourism Impact
Travel
Travel History
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Welcome to Passerelle, a podcast designed to spark the curiosity of French learners.
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Hi, I'm Emilie, and this week, as usual, I'd like to invite you to take a few minutes to reflect on a question together.
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This episode, much like the ones before it, is meant to be a starting point for a conversation. It's a conversation sparked by the podcasts I listen to, the books I read, and everyday conversations.
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My goal is simply to share some food for thought and encourage you to start questioning things in French.
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I know many of us are affected by the current situation and our movements are still restricted, but I think that's all the more reason to think about what gives meaning to travel. If you've listened to the previous episodes, you might already know that I went on a trip to Taiwan seven years ago.
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Honestly, I had to double-check my math to be sure, but it really has been seven years since I first came to Taiwan. It's still one of the most impactful experiences I've ever had. I stayed for three months, and looking back, it feels like I left France on a whim – totally unprepared. Traveling definitely stirs up a lot of emotions; some positive, some negative at times.
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One thing that really surprised me was how often people told me I was brave for traveling solo to Taiwan. To me, it was just the continuation of a lifelong dream to travel the world.
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One question I invite you to ask yourself is: why do you travel? And what trip has changed you the most? Traveling is an opportunity, a chance to experience a change of scenery, the unknown, and discovery.
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In this episode, we're going to start by taking a quick trip back in time and trying to understand why we want to travel today.
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This will also be an opportunity to explore the emotions that come with traveling.
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Later on, I'll share some food for thought if you're looking to add more meaning to your travels.
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And to wrap things up on a more personal note, I'd like to briefly share what I've learned from my travels and how we can all embrace a traveler's mindset in our everyday lives.
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When I started thinking about this week's topic, I wondered when people first felt the urge to travel just for the experience.
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Before the 19th century, or rather the 18th century, people obviously moved around.
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Afterward, there was a shift, with a focus on travel during the nineteenth century.
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This can be explained in particular by the development of transportation.
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In France, mass tourism emerged alongside the introduction of paid holidays in the late 1930s.
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The French will gradually start traveling more and more, first within France and then abroad.

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