How To Travel Consciously in Manila || The VICE Guide To (Conscious) Travel
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- čas přidán 26. 05. 2024
- With the rise of the digital nomad lifestyle, one question emerges: Can we maintain a conscious approach to travel while exploring the world? In this episode of The VICE Guide To (Conscious) Travel, we follow digital nomad Daniel Marsh as he journeys to Manila, determined to make thoughtful choices in a city heavily impacted by plastic consumption. From navigating flight paths to supporting local sustainability initiatives, Daniel explores how small changes can lead to significant results.
Welcome to The VICE Guide To (Conscious) Travel, a series where our hosts offer advice on how to embrace greener travel while offering a tantalizing peek into their own transformative journeys. It's not just about traveling-it's about having fun while treading lightly on our beautiful planet.
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Glad u got a vice vid bai
Yeah, I thought about opening my own farm, but its a long and complicated process. Im just investing in Cannafarm ltd farms and earning every day
Not doing takeout is a great way to be sustainable! Just be sure to dine at places that have reusable plates and cutlery!
I just spent 2 month in manila that traffic make me crazy 30-40 min one way to other side of the city sometime 1 hr that why I Lelf
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I was born in the Philippines, and Manila is the place I don’t want to go, maybe if there’s a special restaurant or special hotel or club, but honestly I wouldn’t want to stay there, poor in the Philippines is on a different level. Smog and congestion and pollution are on a different level When you go to Asia most populated cities. It’s not fun to get around, it stinks, it can be really depressing, and it’s a fucking mess. Just go to the beaches, go to the mountains, go to the smaller cities that have great food.you can avoid Manila you’re not missing that much, and you’ll be happy that you missed the worst of it.
Who's better at being the nomad than Daniel Marsh of course!
Dont mind the sound guy
Woohoo Dan!!!
wow so this is where you disappeared to Daniel. Nice work.
Let's Go Dan Marsh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I stay that hostel for few days not bad and that bar get lit. And u crazy u travel with fork hahaha 😂
Damn lol I thought this vid was going to be about not how to act like a total colonizer but it’s about being environmental
They did the colonial hate videos about 2 or 3 years ago - did the series for about a year
@@leigh7507 “hate”? as in “deserved criticism”? 😂
@pulse3554 yeah, they hated colonialism but they finished the stories about it and moved on
@@leigh7507 I remember some of those videos, they were not even in depth. There’s like a million other things they should have covered and they should have incorporated more local perspectives. They were soft on it
he sold out for few dollars and fame, carbon foot print LOL in Manila...are you kidding me, when half of manila is neck deep in poverty, and struggling for a meal, this carbon footprint is clearly a WEF agenda 2030 that Filipinos need to be a aware of. people don't care about western carbon foot print concepts when you don't have food on the table.
sustainable and cheap? just stay home and cook your food.
is this a parody?
No one says mabuhay lol well.. except to foreigner. Technically you're not.. but please don't use mabuhay anymore.
GO HOME KANO!
Kalahati xa