Who Am I?

 

Hello everyone!!!

Travel Bear (me) at Mavora Lakes in New Zealand

My name is Travel Bear.  As you may be able to guess, one of my favorite things to do is travel.  I've been to several different countries thanks to my amazing best friend Amber, I've been with her all my life and most of all hers.  We hope to travel once we can resume Traveling being able to travel again and see more cool and new things.  Sometimes we travel with other friends or family members and see cool things with them.

Amber, Travel Bear, Caitlin, and Kuma Bear (Caitlin is Amber's sister and Kuma Bear is another friend of mine and he travels with Caitlin around the world) at York, United Kingdom

Now you're probably wondering why am I writing this blog and not Amber.  Amber is going to be doing a video blog (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLL43HsJ2EnhlwE60u0qAHWB6f5ZspP1wq), which you can catch on our youtube channel, and I figured since she was going to do that, I could give you my perspective and thoughts on the places we have been and plan to visit in the future.  We are focusing on places we've been to in the past and then as we resume travel adding things about places we will visit.
Amber and Travel Bear at the Cherry Blossom Festival at Yeoeuido-Dong in Seoul, South Korea

The goal is to help you understand what there is to see in different places and help you decide if it's somewhere you'd like to go.  If you want to go but don't have time or would like to have help planning your vacation be it in another country or in your home country you can contact our sponsor company Far Point Travels and Adventures, a travel company.  They are great at planning and would love to help you plan your next trip.

Thank you for taking the time to learn a little about me and my blog.

-Travel

Location: Germany

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