Rick Steves' Travel As A Political Act | KCET
Rick Steves' Travel As A Political Act
Rick Steves believes there’s more to travel than good-value hotels, great art, and tasty cuisine. Travelers who “travel as a political act” can have the time of lives and come home smarter with a better understanding of today's world. In this lecture, Steves will explain how to travel thoughtfully to any corner of the world and come home with the greatest of all souvenirs: a broader perspective.
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