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Welcome to the True Travellers Society Daily Podcast for November twenty-fifth, two thousand twenty-five—a quick update where innovation meets impact in the world of conscious travel. Today, we’ll dive into hope-filled climate education, hospitality that protects marine environments, and medical volunteers delivering care under fire.
Let’s start with a story of healing and global solidarity. Dr. Elise Thorburn from Newfoundland spent the last month volunteering at Al-Ahli Arab Baptist Hospital in Gaza, as part of a Glia and World Health Organization medical delegation. She joined a team operating through intense shortages—often without enough supplies or mattresses, working in tented emergency wards. Despite exhaustion and constant danger, local doctors and nurses keep showing up, strengthening a message for the world: people do care. Thorburn’s call for more international volunteers reminds us that meaningful impact sometimes means simply standing in solidarity, and traveling to serv
Let’s start with a story of healing and global solidarity. Dr. Elise Thorburn from Newfoundland spent the last month volunteering at Al-Ahli Arab Baptist Hospital in Gaza, as part of a Glia and World Health Organization medical delegation. She joined a team operating through intense shortages—often without enough supplies or mattresses, working in tented emergency wards. Despite exhaustion and constant danger, local doctors and nurses keep showing up, strengthening a message for the world: people do care. Thorburn’s call for more international volunteers reminds us that meaningful impact sometimes means simply standing in solidarity, and traveling to serv