The stress is building up over what happens next since Britain voted to leave the European Union.

However it finally plays out, the uncertainty has taken a toll on people's emotions.

You can read all the rational arguments and the debate that goes on, but the majority

of people vote by feeling an emotion.

We'll get a personal look at the Brexit issue in the hour ahead.

With the news about people fleeing Central America for the U.S. border, the conditions

that they're trying to escape and how to change it for the better seems to have been getting

overlooked.

A person that has dignity and opportunity to work will never

leave their home. Coming up, we'll hear about a pioneering effort in international development

that I recently got to observe firsthand in rural Guatemala.

And enjoying your first trip to Brazil may be easier than you think.

A five hour flight from Miami to Minouse the capital of the Amazon.

It's all in the hour ahead on Travel with Rick Steves.

Stay with us.

However, the contentious Brexit of Britain from the European Union plays itself out, it's been bringing a lot of stress and uncertainty all across Europe.

Coming up on today's travel with Rick Steeves, we'll hear how a number of my European friends are being affected by it,

whether they voted for or against it, or weren't given a chance to weigh in at all.

We'll also learn about an innovative model to combat systemic poverty that I've

recently had a chance to observe firsthand. We'll hear how thousands of farmers

in Central America are getting the chance to own the land they work on.

But first, Travel writer Seth Kugel offers advice

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