A destiny (and a dream) for every age.
IF YOU WERE BORN IN THE 1940S...
you were born after a war , from what you understand the value of each thing , and the most normal thing is that traveling for you in your youth was take the Seat with your friends and come to Madrid . Or go to the beach. Arrived at the XXI century and with all your experience and wisdom accumulated... Your perfect destiny is...
IF YOU WERE BORN IN THE 1950S
The Spanish panorama began to improve (a little) ** and although in your family you worked a lot and earned little , and the thing still did not give for great luxuries, you glimpsed a little light out there: maybe even could you study (perhaps thanks to the efforts of your brothers) and you dream of going out After all, ** you grew up with the _ Yesterday ._ And now that you can afford it , that you are free of charges (also emotional: you have finally reached the top) ...
**It's time to travel to...**
Traveling with your grandson, wonderful.
IF YOU WERE BORN IN THE 1960S
do you have some now splendid fifty ... (or you're about to) . Goodbye prejudice. Goodbye ties. Goodbye insecurities. Maybe even goodbye old idols and militancies and beliefs. Your children (if you have them) are older. long ago you discovered that you don't have to put so much effort into work (it was not the panacea that they told us), and that your happiness lies, in addition to yourself, in things like cultivate your mind and spirit.
Your perfect destination is...
IF YOU WERE BORN IN THE 1970S
were you born in one of the most promising and revolutionary times of the 20th century . your parents told you about May 68, Paris and Portugal and the Carnation Revolution with a sparkle in their eyes. You may even remember the tears in your house the day democracy returned . you grew up in that intermediate point of historical memory and democracy: you were able to study thanks to those previous generations that made it possible for you to go to university (or wherever) the son of the worker and the son of the doctor alike. Y you don't forget it You are no longer a child, but you know that a part of you must honor that legacy. If you left Erasmus, it was thanks to the seeds that others planted. You have overcome the crisis of the twenties and the crisis of the thirties, you have empowered yourself , maybe you have small children (and that makes your trips not the same as before)...
And your ideal destination is...
Maybe now your trips are something like this...
IF YOU WERE BORN IN THE 1980S
To begin with, **you arrived in a country with a democracy (that already changes things a lot)**. Maybe early, but democracy. It is very, very likely that your first problem and generational conflict was the current economic crisis. And it's true: you had it all (at least from the point of view of your parents or grandparents), but your training, your expectations, have sometimes hurt. And maybe **some (or many) of your friends are out right now **, working. Yes, you take the opportunity to go see them, it's true. But it may be that many plans have been truncated (do I have children? am I leaving home? am I going abroad?) and reality keeps you in a eternal youth . Or not: you have gone ahead in everything you wanted (and in spite of everything) because The good thing is that you are not afraid. You were born in a democracy. And, in this, it shows.
Your perfect destination is...
Born in the 80s: #Fearless.
IF YOU WERE BORN IN THE 1990S
You are **twenty and (or you may not even be) **. all life ahead Your aunts, grandmothers, older cousins will tell you... And what you want is for **this life to come NOW: sail the seas, discover cultures, invent maps, know what it means to travel alone**. Free as the wind, neither the sentimental history of Spain nor the economic crisis weighs you down (more than what you hear at home) and you have a planet out there to discover.
The best of your life is yet to come Y your perfect destination is...
Don't miss out on colleagues.
IF YOU WERE BORN IN THE 2000s
You're a (pre)adolescent or a child . Certain. But that doesn't mean that have less travel urges. you were born when the crisis came , and your parents manage as best they can for everything and also for know from a young age that the world is wide and foreign. And that, from park to park, from ice cream parlor to ice cream parlour, on the trail of the bears and looking for Totoro in the forest is life.
If Mary Poppins, Paddington and Harry Potter have accompanied you in movies and books, then you know that your perfect destination is...
IF YOU WERE BORN IN 2010
You were born in a democracy, in a Spain that is still a bit (or quite) battered , so the budgets of nothing are very buoyant (but since you are small you don't know it), and your parents are most likely not youngsters , but a thirtysomething or fortysomething juggling to reconcile and not give up traveling (whatever). And how that is carried in the DNA , you get excited every time you get in a car (or at least collaborate sleeping), you ask to go by plane and for you maximum happiness is on a train. And what to say if upon arrival there are cows and horses.
Your perfect destination is...
A great traveler is brewing here.
*** THE PLUS**
There is a destiny that It likes all ages and everyone alike and it is...
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