Guyanese Culture
Last month, I spoke at a travel conference about diversity in the industry.
The conversation was primarily a round table discussion about the lack of diverse representation among the blogging industry, but it got me thinking about diversity in general.
One of things I love most about living in New York (and why I think I'll never leave) is how diverse the city is.
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You can meet people from all over the world, and some neighborhoods are even referred to by the immigrants who settled there (Chinatown, Little Italy, etc). It's not uncommon to hear people on the street speaking in a foreign language.
And my personal favorite?
You can get almost every type of food, at any hour!
After the diversity discussion wrapped, I started thinking if there was anywhere else in the world that had a similar melting pot of people, traditions and foods.
At first I couldn't think of any. Then I remembered our trip to Guyana.
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