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In another life, I worked at a large international law firm, and one of my responsibilities was interviewing entry-level paralegal candidates. These candidates came to us straight out of undergrad with a variety of academic backgrounds; some had internship or school leadership activities; but almost all had studied abroad at some point and done considerable traveling during that period.

My favorite question to ask was, “What was the most important thing you learned while traveling abroad?”

Anthology-style travel is experiencing a place through the lens of your priorities and passions.  It's permission to explore the things you love, and put aside the places or activities that just don't do it for you.