Go Girl Travel Network Founder and CEO Beth Santos Heads to White House
Chicago, IL, November 06, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Go Girl Travel Network Founder and CEO Beth Santos will join 100 travel influencers from around the country to “discuss the Administration’s focus on the benefits of cross-cultural educational and cultural exchange and boosting international student mobility” at the White House on 9 December, 2014.
According to the invitation, “participants will hear from a panel of high ranking government officials on current efforts around studying, working, and traveling abroad, with opportunities for dialogue and interaction.”
Santos represents one of few women entrepreneurs in the travel space. She founded Go Girl Travel Network on the back of her blue Yamaha motorcycle while traveling in São Tomé and Príncipe, a small two-island nation off Africa’s west coast.
Since its incorporation in 2013, Go Girl Travel Network’s goal is to bring women travelers together in order to share their experiences and tips, empower one another to travel worldwide, and create a global sisterhood of independent, adventurous and globally minded women.
“Studying abroad is life-changing. It’s also scary, and for a lot of young women, it’s their first time traveling outside of their country alone,” Santos says. “I look forward to contributing to the conversation about how we can encourage more women to participate in international exchange and equip them with the tools to create a positive impact in their world.”
Go Girl Travel Network (travelgogirl.com) is an online resource and community for 10,000 adventurous, independent, and globally minded female travelers. Go Girl connects women in over 110 countries around the world together through daily online content and podcasts, the weekly #girlstravel Twitter chat, a lively Facebook group, the annual Women in Travel Summit (www.witsummit.com), and meetup groups in eight cities around the world.
Contact:
Beth Santos
Founder and CEO
Go Girl Travel Network
http://travelgogirl.com
team@travelgogirl.com
+1 603-661-1273
According to the invitation, “participants will hear from a panel of high ranking government officials on current efforts around studying, working, and traveling abroad, with opportunities for dialogue and interaction.”
Santos represents one of few women entrepreneurs in the travel space. She founded Go Girl Travel Network on the back of her blue Yamaha motorcycle while traveling in São Tomé and Príncipe, a small two-island nation off Africa’s west coast.
Since its incorporation in 2013, Go Girl Travel Network’s goal is to bring women travelers together in order to share their experiences and tips, empower one another to travel worldwide, and create a global sisterhood of independent, adventurous and globally minded women.
“Studying abroad is life-changing. It’s also scary, and for a lot of young women, it’s their first time traveling outside of their country alone,” Santos says. “I look forward to contributing to the conversation about how we can encourage more women to participate in international exchange and equip them with the tools to create a positive impact in their world.”
Go Girl Travel Network (travelgogirl.com) is an online resource and community for 10,000 adventurous, independent, and globally minded female travelers. Go Girl connects women in over 110 countries around the world together through daily online content and podcasts, the weekly #girlstravel Twitter chat, a lively Facebook group, the annual Women in Travel Summit (www.witsummit.com), and meetup groups in eight cities around the world.
Contact:
Beth Santos
Founder and CEO
Go Girl Travel Network
http://travelgogirl.com
team@travelgogirl.com
+1 603-661-1273
Contact
Go Girl Travel Network
Beth Santos
603 661 1273
www.travelgogirl.com
Beth Santos
603 661 1273
www.travelgogirl.com
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