The Traveller’s Telegram print mail club is open!
Yaro Village, also called “Shell Village”, Malolo Island, Fiji, by Jo Daisy
I’m excited to announce that signups for the Traveller’s Telegram print club are now open!
But this is no ordinary print club! Let me share the heart behind it.
Yes, I send out beautiful art to connect you to dream destinations on a monthly basis. But that’s only the beginning.
If you don’t know, Fiji stole my heart years back! So what makes Fiji so unforgettable to the many travellers who visit there?
Certainly, it is spectacular in its geography, with tangerine sunsets, coral ringed islands and turquoise waters! The hypnotic marine life, relaxed vibe, gentle waves, sunny sands and lush palm trees do much to instil a sense of joy, peace and well-being. But at the end of the long, sunny day, it’s the people who make the Fiji islands unforgettable and a place one longs to return to again and again.
I wanted to connect you to the people, their history and customs, as well as explore the delicate balance between generously hosting us and the conservation efforts necessary to preserve these locations for their children and the incredible fauna, flora and marine life that surrounds and depends on them.
I am also inviting you to become part of the story as selected projects and organisations are supported through my paintings; projects which shine a light on what’s important to the locals. (See my Instagram post about the critically endangered Fijian Crested Iguanas.)
As you allow me to share a sense of wonder with you, not only through these spectacular destinations, but also through the stories that make them special, you’re helping me to share these extraordinary places and the stories of the people working to protect them with others too.
My hope is that through the Traveller’s Telegram you’ll not only discover new places, but also learn a little, love a little and be inspired.
I hope you’ll join me!
With gratitude, joy and beauty,
Jo Daisy xxx
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