To be honest, we never imagined that among all the participants we've encountered, we would meet a pair of travelers as unique as this.
They are Sarah and her baby girl.
We truly believe their names will forever be written into the book of our journeys.
Not because of anything flashy—but because of Sarah's unwavering courage, her raw and stunning independence, and the depth of her thoughts and character.
We could even say that her journey has gone far beyond the common definition of travel.
We are proud to have someone like Sarah—a woman of power, grace, and conviction—among our travelers.
We first connected with Sarah a year ago, around the time we launched our #JustGo bonus campaign. By chance, we started talking—and from that first connection, the gears of our story began turning.
The more we understood each other, the deeper that connection grew.
But what truly moved us—was her story.
Three years ago, Sarah, as a single mom, set out on a round-the-world journey with her newborn baby in her arms.
And once she left, she never stopped—three years, non-stop.
This is something you don’t see often, even among global travelers.
And that's exactly why Sarah’s entire journey and spirit captivated us so deeply.
She gave us the courage and clarity to launch the #100Traveler campaign—because we wanted, more than anything, to connect with people like her.
To build a network of real travelers on the road, and turn that connection into a ripple of impact across the world—for those walking their own path, on their own terms.
Sarah is undoubtedly one of them.
We can’t even begin to imagine everything she’s been through along the way.
And when we say that, it’s not just to emphasize the challenges of being a single mother traveling the world—
It’s about the weight, the joy, the chaos, the silence, the thousands of moments that are impossible to put into words.
When we first collaborated with Sarah on content, we sent her something we’re also proud of—our travel adapter.
We’re grateful that it could offer something real: to keep her connected, powered, and supported, even in the farthest corners of the world.
It was just the beginning of how we wanted to show our care.
To be honest, we’ve been followers of Sarah ever since.
We’ve been quietly moved—again and again—by her content.
Because it’s never just about landscapes or destinations.
It’s about women. About motherhood. About communities. About children.
And all of it is wrapped in something that feels almost philosophical—something deeply responsible, deeply human.
In her storytelling, Sarah has shared moments from many countries, stories of the people she’s met, and the thoughts she’s carried through all of it.
Her reflections on life, the world, and individual beings often shine with a quiet wisdom.
It reminds us: yes, travel shapes us.
But we also shape the world in return.
Sarah told us about hiking into the Himalayas—3,200 meters high—with her daughter on her back.
About meeting Debbie, another single mom in Chiang Mai, who taught her a new kind of life philosophy.
About Mama Chu, who showed her what motherhood looks like in its most powerful, unspoken form.
And about how she’s beginning to sense a new mission—
To share.
To build.
To help.
And all of this—honestly—can’t be fully expressed in words.
Because this kind of purpose, this kind of emotional subtlety, can only be "felt" through Sarah’s journey itself.
Sarah and her baby girl have walked through 23 countries together.
Over 1,000 nights.
And each of those days shines like a star in a clear night sky—
Each one, alive and glowing in its own way.
These moments are woven into a memory only they share, a map of stories that will continue to expand into journeys we can’t yet imagine.
Now, a new chapter is unfolding.
And Sarah has an even greater mission waiting ahead of her.
Let’s walk alongside her—
And see where it leads.
