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Book direct at hiusa.org to get the best rates and help HI USA achieve its mission to help all, especially the young, get a better understanding of people, places and cultures through travel.
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Book direct at hiusa.org to get the best rates and help HI USA achieve its mission to help all, especially the young, get a better understanding of people, places and cultures through travel.
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There’s something about nature and the ocean that has the ability to shrink life’s problems and bring out your inner curious child, and places like HI Point Montara Lighthouse Hostel exist so that travelers from near and far can reboot and reconnect.
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Staying at a HI USA hostel can be a life-changing experience: it’s where you interact with people and learn about cultures from all over the world, make lifelong friends and memories, and fall in love with a city that you’ve gotten to know like a local.
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HI USA takes travel seriously. So seriously in fact that along with offering enlightening hostelling experiences across America, our non-profit organization is also dedicated to spreading the joy of seeing the world. That’s why we run several signature programs for hostel guests and community members both young and young at heart who would like to open their souls to creating a better understanding of people, places and cultures through travel and doing good.
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One of the thrills of travel is that excited flutter you get when your plane is about to land, or when you round a corner and are met with the delight of seeing something wonderful and new. It’s the thing that makes travelling so addictive, and it’s one reason why hostel: there are more chances to experience something new when you’re staying at the kinds of unique lodgings HI USA offers across the country.
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HI USA’s IOU Respect program aims to break barriers by gathering a diverse group of young individuals for a two-week cultural exchange program. Participants come from six countries – the US, Egypt, France, Germany, Lebanon and Tunisia – and travel to two cities where they take part in facilitated dialogue sessions, team-building project work and group outings and activities.

