My husband Max and I have been weed tourists for a great many years.
This all started long before pot legalization was a reality in this country.
To be clear, weed tourism isn’t about being a drug dealer or smuggling weed back home. It’s basically a vacation in a place where cannabis is legal, and involves touring the local industry, eating great local food, and smoking a whole lot of locally grown medical marijuana. Max and I have taken many of these medical cannabis tours, some domestic and a few of them overseas. I think the medical cannabis tours to foreign countries are the most exciting, because they lack the stigma of criminality. In America medical marijuana has been demonized for decades, but in other parts of the world it’s just another plant. Whole communities exist around growing, harvesting, and exporting medical marijuana, and it is a part of the culture. Max and I both firmly believe that medical marijuana is a right for all humans, and no one should be denied access to it. I don’t mean to say that children should be smoking medical marijuana, but sick kids should at least have access to THC and CBD therapy. In the last few years medical cannabis has become legal in some parts of the country, and we have taken tours there. Medical cannabis dispensaries in this country tend to be fancier and more brightly lit, but not as much fun. Max has booked our next medical cannabis tour for the end of the year, and I can’t wait to see where we go!
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