The Travel Almanac – Issue 24
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The Travel Almanac Issue 24 is here and features Marina Abramovic, Julia Nobis and Katsuhiro Harada. The 24th issue of The Travel Almanac, themed “Man vs. Machine”, is again packed with inspiring journeys and conversations, as well as spiritual and tangible travel advice. Includes contributions by and conversations with Marina Abramović, Julia Nobis, Katsuhiro Harada, Uffe Isolotto, Empress Of, Craig McDean, Theo Liu, Robbie Lawrence, Nadine Fraczkowski, Andrew Nuding, Quentin de Briey among others.
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