Are you a Matadorian?
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@tokyotopia To think outside the box – around it, over it and under it. If we’re determined we can lose the box for good : )
@benskutnik It means acting on urges, flying by the seat of your pants, and making others wish they did the same through your stories.
@craig_martin To be distant yet connected | to be in the moment yet aware | to hope, to dream, to do | to travel well.
@ohonestly To be a Matadorian means that you’re always looking for the next big adventure, either overseas or in your own backyard.
@hyperren I think it means being willing and able to share your experiences with the greater #travel community.
@mluedke being a Matadorian is about having an open mind when thinking about & interacting w/ the world & sharing the discoveries…AND HAVING FUN!!
@louisgraham82 A Matadorian leaves the guide books at home and gets lost. The only way to travel. Camera, notebook, and room key.
@louisgraham82 Get out there, travel, learn, share.
@peterhartl Matadorian = (inspiration + adventure + encounters + community) x Earth
@elicashmoney having so many great and strange experiences that you could tweet every minute for the rest of your life!
@martuchi13 Someone with a profound desire to discover through one’s own eyes that which has already been discovered.
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@joanna_haugen Travel with a sense of place, community, environmental awareness, interest, humor & know-how to have fun & share w/ others.
@aerovelo101 To be Matadorian is to make your travels an adventure, and take your adventure by the horns!
@breathedreamgo It means being part of a community of like-minded souls
@ChiLuvs2Travel A Matadorian is passionate about travel. When she isn’t traveling, she is planning or dreaming of her next one.
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Andy Hayes
Andy is based in Seattle. When he’s not hanging out with the Twitterati or lining up ammunition for the @MatadorNetwork Twitter account, he’s helping small businesses in travel & tourism understand blogging and social media. He also writes for travel blogs and magazines, including his own, Sharing Travel Experiences.
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