Though NextTribe isn’t making our regular Dia de los Muertos trip this year, we can pass on this message as the COVID toll mounts: don’t be scared of death; be scared of not living.
Travel
This is the Time to Remember the Dead and Toast to Life
Celebrating Mexico’s Day of the Dead is in NextTribe’s DNA. We can’t do it this year, but we know how important (and life affirming) it is to honor those we’ve lost.
Remembering Our Day of the Dead Trip and Those Lost to COVID
Three years ago NextTribe hosted its first trip to Mexico to celebrate the Day of the Dead. We can’t go this year, but we can honor the 200,000-plus lost to COVID with this story of what the festival and excursion mean.
Far Out! The New Cannabis Tourism Trend
Nobody can travel far these days, but you can still take quite a trip. Here’s what you need to know about cannabis-related travel.
How to Get a Bikini Body—Italian Style
As summer draws near, Teresa Elliott vows to adopt the attitude of women on European beaches, where stomachs aren’t always flat, and legs may be dimpled, and no one gives a damn.
Leading a Life of Adventure and Service: How One Woman Forged an Inspiring Example
Want to live a big, bold, unconventional life? Listen to the adventures of Emily Kearns, who has woven together art, social activism, travel, and healing.
Outliving My Mother: The Subtext Behind My NextTribe Beach Retreat
On her last birthday, Lesley Dormen made a promise to embrace and honor her 73 years. That brought her to the Pacific Ocean with 17 other women two weeks ago and to a new appreciation of being truly present in life.
Annie at the Beach: How NextTribe Sent a Member and Her Dad on a Tropical Vacation
NextTribe regularly gives our members free products and experiences. This month, Annie Masters won a week at a condo on the Caribbean island of St. Maarten, and brought her adventurous dad for a long-needed getaway.
Traveling With Friends: Ones You Know and Ones You Meet Along the Way
Sarah Gold was shy and skittish about joining a bunch of strangers on our most recent trip. But something fascinating happened under the tropical sun.
Camino de Santiago: The Walk That Changed an Empty Nester’s Life
Depressed after her kids moved on and out, Stacey Tompkins took to the famous pilgrimage through Northern Spain and found that a full month of walking provided the needed solace and more.
