I've traveled to 110 countries. There's one thing I make sure to do in every place I visit. - Business Insider
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I've traveled to 110 countries, and I try to learn and make something wherever I go.
A few years ago in Gyumri, Armenia, a guide led me past the souvenir stalls and into an artist's studio called Varem Marem. For the next 45 minutes, I made a miniature traditional Armenian door from plaster using a mold, then painted it to turn it into a fridge magnet. I'm not crafty, and it was more abstract than intended, but I was hooked before the paint had dried. The experience cost about $10, and the magnet is still on my fridge. After most of my trips to 110 countries, I came home with shot glasses and keychains. Since Gyumri, I look for a small class on every trip, where I can learn from locals and make something I'll take with me. It's nice that the skills I learn and things I make keep getting used after I get home
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