The lettuce provides the right amount of moisture and protects the bread from getting soggy, so important! This layer represents the foundation of protection.
This foundation happened in 2017 when it was declared THE year of sustainable tourism.
Tomatoes sliced not too thin not too thick, just right. This layer is here to say what really is sustainable travel?
Tomatoes can be controversial but if you get them ripe enough, not grainy, not hard but sweet and with the right texture and a little bit of salt and pepper ay ay ay!
In this trend of being healthy and going eco we throw words like sustainability in together with everything and I have felt the need to clarify it in the travel industry
The meaty bit: this is the bit we all want and it’s here to represent positive impact travel.
The meat: Pick your ham wisely or change it for turkey or roast beef or mushrooms if you want to keep it veggie but make sure it’s gooood.
¨Positive impact can happen in various forms. We’re all different humans who lead different lives. I cannot guarantee that your experiences will be the same if we do the exact same volunteering gig or stay with the exact same family but one thing I can guarantee is the possibility of learning a lot about a culture that is far away from yours. When you go home, you’ll come back a different person – a person whom you never thought you’d be.” Trisha Velarmino of P.S I’m On My Way.
The cheese layer really is food for thought: for more tolerance we need more tourism.
Cheese just makes everything so much better there’s something comforting about it -of course it can be a veggie cheese- but make sure you get it in there!
This cheese layer is delicious and it’s here to represent how crucial it is!