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Explore 18 000+ Verified Members and find travel professionals, creators, and startups from all around the world.About me
I’m Inga, co-creator of Let’s Never Settle, a UK-based travel YouTube channel I run with my husband, Dileep. We create experience-led videos exploring local culture, food, people and unusual experiences around the world. We share honest reactions, discover places beyond the obvious attractions and show what travelling somewhere is really like.
Why did you join the community?
Q&AI joined Travel Massive to connect with fellow travel creators and tourism professionals, exchange ideas and explore genuine collaborations with creators, destinations and travel brands.
What is your favorite travel destination?
Q&AIt’s difficult to choose just one, but China is one of the places that has really stayed with us. We loved its incredible contrasts, beautiful scenery, diverse food, welcoming people and vibrant energy, especially in Chongqing.
Where do you dream of traveling to?
Q&AWe dream of exploring more of South America, especially Peru and Brazil, experiencing the local cultures, trying the food and discovering the incredible landscapes.
What was your first travel job?
Q&ACreating travel videos for our YouTube channel, Let’s Never Settle, with my husband, Dileep.
What do you want to learn more about?
Q&ATravel storytelling, growing our YouTube community and building genuine collaborations with tourism boards, local businesses and other creators.
Three words that describe why we should travel?
Q&AConnect. Learn. Grow.
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Hi, I’m Inga, and my husband Dileep and I create travel videos as Let’s Never Settle. We travelled to Mongolia expecting endless steppes, ancient Buddhist monasteries and a traditional yurt stay. Instead, our booked accommodation disappeared. Thanks to... show more
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Really interesting discussion. We’ve been to Ha Long Bay, but not Ninh Binh yet. When we visit, we’d definitely like to explore beyond the main photo spots. Cycling through villages, trying local food and meeting local families sounds much more like our... show more