Travel Therapy
Book description
Kosher travel expert, Stuart Katz, discusses his experiences as a Panamanian American Israeli.
Born in Panama, Stuart Katz is the epitome of a global adventurer. With his infectious wit and insatiable wanderlust, he has become a prominent figure in the world of travel. Alongside his travels to over one hundred…
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1 author picked Travel Therapy as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I wholeheartedly loved the book of my good friend Stuart Katz because it is a tremendous literary achievement. The book is carefully put together from Stuart's perspective on his humanitarian and hopeful mental health efforts around the globe.
I’ve been lucky enough to work with Stuart in the past, and he is a phenomenal writer. I found it extremely hard to put this book down once I picked it up, I finished it in two days, and I am a slow reader.
This is a must-read for any world traveler, and I highly recommend you read it while on the…
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