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Tilda hails from Singapore, and is a fortunate victim of chronic wanderlust and insatiable curiosity. Born and raised on the tiny island of skyscrapers, she left a wonderful corporate job in oil and gas to become a wanderful citizen of the world. She’s now in South America to volunteer for social enterprises, travel, and write. Tilda is also the editor and writer of her travel site, wanderfulpeople.com. You can reach out to her on [email protected]

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