Spiritual Travel – keeping your life in perspective
There are two kinds of perspective switches when you experience spiritual travel, especially when you take a spiritual tour:
1) The 60,000 foot view kicks in
2) Your view once you return home can be radically altered.
Let's look at each of these in more detail... Read more…
The Tastiest Streets in Madrid
“Madrid has none of the look that you expect of Spain... yet when you get to know it, it is the most Spanish of all cities, the best to live… Read more…
or some of us, our tours are marked by visits to islands of happiness; for others, we seem to travel from tragic place to tragic place, as if the only hotels open to us were the sad, run-down ones where the mattress sags, the coffee is cold, and the staff is only ever rude. Read more…
Visiting Spain: Feeding the Mind, Body and Spirit
This week's guest blogger is a dear friend of Spirit Quest Tours, and an amazing chef and restauranteur... Tony Testa. Currently private chef-ing in Austin, TX, Tony's extensive experience in… Read more…
The Spiritual Traveler Or How to Make It Through Your Trip Without Killing Someone
Have you ever noticed that despite being a spiritual person—or a good person—it all goes out the window when you hit that airport security line? Perhaps that's what airports were… Read more…