A defining feature of the tour company they founded in 2009 is the "dual narrative" tour, in which a group of tourists is led by two guides: one from either side of a long-standing conflict or division that has affected the area that the group is visiting
In an undated image provided by Mejdi Tours, Aziz Abu Sarah of Mejdi Tours in Patagonia in Chile. “We tend to think of travel in terms of distance, but I think travel is really a lifestyle, a state of mind,” said Aziz Abu Sarah of Mejdi Tours, which explores both sides of longstanding conflicts in places like Belfast and Jerusalem. (Mejdi Tours via The New York Times)
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