Rainy Day #Travel

IBBtravel

A10: Travel to those places & use our tourism dollars to support local businesses. That way money is going back into the economy to help rebuild! Volunteering with a reputable company is an option as well! #InspireToWander

OliviaRutt

A10: This is a great question. Usually places like the Red Cross have already set up aid, so donations of food, clothing, money and time are always appreciated! #InspireToWander

byland_and_sea

A10: Try not to use up their resources! Don't put any extra strain on emergency services, local infrastructure, food supplies, etc. If there is something you can do to pitch in, don't hesitate to lend a helping hand! And, do not be a demanding tourist! #InspireToWander

aok_NW

A10 #InspireToWander If you cant go anywhere, I’d go out there & volunteer for cleanups or what they need to fix the damage.

kevinunexpected

replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A10: If you are out, help people if you can do so safely. If you are in, stay in and leave the roads clear for the people trained to handle the situation. #InspireToWander

Morology

replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A10: In the most human ways, food, water, trips to hospital, most times hugs are needed most. Earthquake in Mexico, Typhoon in Philippines, civil war in Guatemala. sometimes traveling turns one into a volunteer wanderer. #inspiretowander

wanderlustwlee

replying to @IBBtravel @IBBtravel A10: I haven’t been in that situation, but I imagine lending our time to volunteer if there is a need, but otherwise staying out of the way and not add more problems as a traveler. #InspireToWander

theanchoredblog

replying to @inspiretowander @inspiretowander A10: I am amazed by how quickly the Red Cross springs into action, while also partnering with the community. If we are there, we must roll up our sleeves & ask the community how we can help. If we arent, we should wait until the community ask for tourism again. #InspireToWander

theanchoredblog

RT @theanchoredblog: @inspiretowander A10: I am amazed by how quickly the Red Cross springs into action, while also partnering with the com…