It’s been over a week since SteemFest⁴ and we have so many memories to share. On this year’s event, TravelFeed was represented by 
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We loved socializing with different Steemians from different communities from around the world. The highlight, however, was TravelFeed’s presentation on the second day of the conference, which was held at the historic Grand Postal Building in Bangkok.
Here’s video presentation, in case you haven't seen it yet:
Of course, it’s not just all work, SteemFest is also about play! There was something to look forward to each day, from a temple tour, forming a bowling team, riding a tuktuk to enjoying a fancy dinner on a river boat cruise.
There was plenty of alcohol going around and everyone was well-fed! As for the TravelFeed Team, there is no doubt though, street food was our favorite food and we were sneaking away couple of times to fill our belly with it.
During the off days, the team went out with 
The five-day conference was jam packed with activities and we didn’t realize that it has come to an end. The team has definitely connected with more Steemians outside the TravelFeed community, while the succeeding week provided an opportunity to reach out to people outside Steem via three TravelFeed meetups post Steemfest.
Next week, we will share with you the successful TravelFeed meet-ups that transpired in Bangkok and Chiang Mai!
More SteemFest⁴ Pictures:
How to Get Involved?
Join the TravelFeed Community! We invite anyone who’s interested in travel to check out TravelFeed.io and to join our over 900-strong community on Discord. We’re also looking for one more curator to join our team.
As mentioned above, we ❤️ Open Source: We are proud to make TravelFeed fully Open-Source, and support other communities on Steem who want to build on our code, which can be found on Github. We’re still looking for contributors who want to work with us on the future of TravelFeed. We’re in Beta and continuously improving the software, meaning that there are still some bugs. If you notice anything or have feedback for us, please don’t hesitate to contact us on our Discord, leave a comment or open a bug report on our Github!
Consider Delegating To Us
Your delegation not only supports the growth of this incredible project, but also helps the entire travel community on the Steem blockchain. Once we launch our token, the airdrop to delegators will be based on the amount of SteemPower delegated and your share of the total delegations for each day delegated. This means an advantage for early investors delegating now while our total delegations amount is only 135k SP: a number that we expect to be much higher in the near future. Our Steem Power is fully used for curation of the best TravelFeed posts and we provide temporary delegations of 15 SP to accounts created through us, to help with resource credits. Feel free to use the following links according to the amount you would like to delegate to @travelfeed:
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And again, we'd like to thank every single delegator who believes and trusts in us. If TravelFeed becomes as successful as we are confident it will be, delegating to us is probably the investment with the highest ROI on Steem right now.
Winners of This Week's Round-up
And with all this exciting news, we don't want to forget to highlight our three favorite submissions from this week. The rewards will go to the first three places as follows: 1st place - 14 STEEM, 2nd place - 7 STEEM and 3rd place - 3 STEEM.
The thumbnails are directly linked to the original posts. Please, click on the image and enjoy the read!
written by @betterthanhome
Luckily we were some of the first visitors, but one could already imagine how it will look like in a few hours. Due to the fact that there are some really nice photo motives and the sky which cleared, I expected hundreds of tourists later the day.
written by @livinguktaiwan
We only had 40 minutes here, barely enough to fight through the crowds and admire the temple in detail. That's why I don't like organised tours as you're constantly on the move to cram in as much in as possible. Everywhere ends up as a been there and done it visit. Luckily I managed to snap a quick shot of the golden toilet on the way out - as recommened by the tour guide!
written by @captainxcaptain
The next morning I slipped on my hiking gear of flip flops and swimming shorts and headed out. My Bali flip flops didn't even make it to the meeting point before they ripped. I had a choice: desert my crew, or soldier on. I recalled a hike with my friend on an Australian island where she refused to wear her shoes. I thought why not? If she could, I can too. Hopefully I wouldn't also end up in too much pain and texting that I'm stuck up a tree.
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