Jessica Lockhart

Jessica Lockhart

Contributing Editor

Although Jessica has travelled to more than 30 countries, her favorite place to throw down her bag is still her hometown of Cold Lake, Alberta. A freelance journalist, Jess has worked for international development organizations and tour operators. She’s conducted workshops in Vanuatu, perfected the use of a satellite phone in the jungles of Guyana and supervised teenage pool parties in the Dominican Republic. Although she's based in Toronto, Jess works remotely from all around the world.

Regardless of whether you’re studying, volunteering, working, or even just vacationing abroad, here are nine ethical travel practices that you should adopt this year.
Volunteer-sending organizations share the inner secrets (not really) of their work.
We're excited to host our second annual Go Global Expo in Boston on September 27, 2015.
In honour of Verge Magazine's annual Go Global Expos in Toronto, Montréal and Boston, this month's #travelwithpurpose Twitter chat is all about making your travel dreams a reality.
Three key considerations for would-be telecommuters.
Taking your job online is quickly becoming one of the easiest ways to work abroad. These careers may be your ticket to becoming location independent.
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