Hostelling International and their #SayHIforPeace campaign2 min read
International Peace Day Eurosender

Together with our partners Hostelling International, we operate to provide the best for young people. By assisting in the accommodation and shipping process, we support the mobility of young people to bring them opportunities to discover the world.

More than this, with our partner Hostelling International we continue to encourage the campaign #SayHIforPeace. Have you ever heard anything about it? Let us tell you more.

What is #SayHIforPeace

Say HI for Peace is a campaign that takes place every year on 21 September, the International Day of Peace. Since 2013, Hostelling International (HI) has celebrated the UN International Day of Peace, through their campaign Say HI for Peace.

The campaign has steadily grown over the last 10 years and is now celebrated in HI hostels across the world, gaining strong support from the UNWTO!

Hostelling International is not only about offering safe and sustainable accommodation. They’re also about making the world a better place.

Hostelling International is calling all peace seekers to help them celebrate the UN DAY of World Peace, on 21 September and make this our most impactful Say HI for Peace yet!

See more about this campaign in the video below or on their blog here.

Who is Hostelling International?

Hostelling International (HI) is a charity that manages a federation of not-for-profit youth hostel associations. They believe that exploration and travel lead to a better understanding of other cultures, and in turn, that creates a peaceful, smarter, and more tolerant world. This is and has been their mission for almost 100 years.

Today HI is the largest youth hostel network in the world, with 61 Member Associations operating over 3,000 hostels in hundreds of amazing destinations.

Hostelling International

Support the #SayHIforPeace campaign and all the not-for-profit youth hostels by staying in their rooms all over the world!

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