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I know I’m still at the beginning of my journey as a content creator, and I don’t have a large following or high engagement yet. But what I believe Tripbff could really see value in is my unique voice and perspective. I come from Vietnam, and I proudly carry the identity of a young Asian solo traveler — someone who grew up with limited means, in a culture where traveling alone, especially as a girl, is seen as risky or even wrong. In many parts of Asia, there’s a deep fear around being alone, not speaking fluent English, or stepping outside of the traditional path. But that’s exactly why I think my story matters. There aren’t many Southeast Asian creators showing that it’s possible to travel solo, to connect with others from all over the world, and to find freedom and confidence through those experiences. I want to become a voice for others like me — for the “poor kids” from Asia who dream of seeing the world but don’t see people like them doing it. Tripbff, to me, is more than just a platform — it’s a bridge that helped me feel less alone. I believe my background and perspective could offer something authentic and fresh to your community. Together, we can create content that not only inspires people to travel, but also empowers those who feel like they don’t belong in the travel space to take that first step.

One thing I’ve realized about Tripbff is that it’s not just about promoting the app itself. The content goes deeper—it’s about connecting with young travelers, building a sense of community, and touching on a very real feeling that many of us experience when we travel: loneliness. Tripbff creates content that makes people feel seen and supported, which I find really meaningful. I once used Tripbff to find a travel buddy for a 3-day journey from Indonesia to Malaysia by ferry. Through the app, I met an amazing girl from Ireland, and we ended up spending a few unforgettable days together. We explored, shared stories, and formed a genuine connection. That experience helped me overcome my fear of traveling alone, and it showed me just how powerful it is to meet people from completely different backgrounds and still feel understood. For a video, I would create a series around this theme—“Friendship Over Borders.” Each video would explore what I love most about traveling: learning about other cultures through the people I meet. I would highlight the spontaneous, heartwarming friendships that happen along the way, especially when you least expect them. The goal would be to make the content highly relatable and emotionally resonant—something people would want to share with their own travel friends or save for when they need encouragement. My approach would be friendly, real, and community-centered—just like Tripbff.

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