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For years, I've had a dream of circling the whole Mediterranean; not just the European coasts but also exploring the Middle East and North Africa. My sister, Sage, and I got to planning and together we are embarking on this adventure together. When we were looking at the travel space, it seemed that female creators still appear to be far outnumbered and local female stories are had to come by. With this in mind, we want to explore each location through the lens and experience of the local gals who live there to gain a better understanding of the culture, politics, and history of each region.
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
I lived in Beirut for a year in the early 2000s (I was bureau chief for the news outlet I worked for at the time.) It's difficult to describe to those who've never visited just how culturally rich, historically significant, and downright beautiful the country is -- though you do a pretty darn good job of that here.š
The people of Lebanon are easily among the friendliest and most helpful I've ever met, the food is amazing, and the history and culture can't be beat. It's had a rough go of it over the past 50 years or so. Yet even with the civil war, the refugee crisis, economic problems, and the 2020 blast, it's still easy to see why Beirut is called the Paris of the Middle East, and why the country as a whole is a favorite among people from all over the world.
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I am so happy to see that you had such a good time. Thank you for showing your audience the beauty that is this tiny mismanaged piece of heaven! My country has been through so much yet every time I have taken my European friends (I am Lebanese but moved to London when I was 7) they have reminded me just why I fell in love with Lebanon in the first place and they loved it just as much! I actually moved to Beirut and worked there for 3 years after graduation and itās sad to witness what has happened since 2019 but like we always say, Lebanon is a Phoenix and it WILL rise again.
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As a Lebanese, this video was so heartwarming to me ... and thank you for visiting my home town Tripoli. It is severely underrated and underrepresented, even though- in my opinion- is one of the most charming cities in the world <3
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Such a BEAUTIFUL country!! Thank you so much for sharing and helping to bring Lebanon higher up on our list
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I love these videos so much. Highlighting such beautiful aspects of countries and cultures. So cool to see the resilience of people like Sarah despite some major adversities. Great video
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As a Lebanese person living abroad, I would recommend putting a trigger warning before you show videos of the explosion, only because it makes me cry every time I see it :( Thank you for sharing your wonderful story with us!
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As a (half) Lebanese, this video warms my heart. While life in Lebanon can be tough, watching videos like these help remind me of all the beauty and culture thatās out there that can hardly be paralleled anywhere else. Thanks Elena for bringing exposure to this beautiful country. I watched your content for a long time and wish we could have crossed paths! I hope you will come back again someday because thereās so much more to discover! ā¤
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this made me tear up, thank you for showing us how beautiful lebanon isā¤ļø
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if you were my history teacher in school I might have actually learned something. I'm not sure what it is, but I really enjoy when you pull education into your videos, your voice is easy to listen to and you always make things relatable and interesting. Thank you for this!
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Hi Elena! Iāve been subscribed forever and I remember watching videos from the last time you were in Beirut! Iām half Lebanese but have always felt very disconnected from my culture, I have never been to Lebanon and itās of course at the top of my list to visit. Thank for highlighting such a beautiful place and people, Iāve been looking forward to this oneš±š§
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Love this series! Was just thinking yesterday that I was excited for the next one. Elena always delivers for us!
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Hi Elena!! Ty for the beautiful look at Lebanon!! I'm glad you had a great time!! Can't wait for more travel vlogs!! Love yašš
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love love love this series!! thank you so much for sharing Lebanon with us - what a stunning countryš¤©
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talking about Home has always been bitter sweet for me, thank you for representing it in such a good light <3 !
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I'm so excited for this series, it's so obvious the work you put through each episode from the narrating to the editing! Can't wait for the next part!
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I've been waiting for this vlogšGlad you enjoyed my beautiful country
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been looking forward to this video since you posted about planning your trip back in may! this was so beautiful and I'm glad you enjoyed your time there. thank you for sharing the story about our country and for truly appreciating different cultures the way that you do. this video made me so happy and as a Lebanese person myself, I can't wait to go back sometime soon <3
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Thank you for sharing the story of our country! This is inspiring! Great seeing your father at finishing the task conference! He shared amazing things about the things you are doing and continue to do!
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I'm Lebanese and I loved your video. My father immigrated to America during the Civil War and grew up with much of the devastation it entailed. Thanks for sharing, Lebanon is beautiful and deserves all the recognition!
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I'm Lebanese and I felt so happy watching this vlog. Lebanon is truly so gorgeous and I felt that you represented it really well
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