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Adventure Travel with Jeremy Kehrein - Orvis Adventures

Released Wednesday, 20th March 2024
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Adventure Travel with Jeremy Kehrein - Orvis Adventures

Adventure Travel with Jeremy Kehrein - Orvis Adventures

Adventure Travel with Jeremy Kehrein - Orvis Adventures

Adventure Travel with Jeremy Kehrein - Orvis Adventures

Wednesday, 20th March 2024
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Worldwide, Fly Fishing, Adventure Travel

Jeremy Kehrein
Manager - Travel Sales
Orvis Adventures

Originally from the Driftless area of Wisconsin, Jeremy spent a lot of time trout fishing from an early age.  Once he became an experienced fly fisherman,  he made his way to South America for work so he could explore the opportunities in Patagonia.  Once back stateside, Jeremy eventually made his way to Montana as an outfitter and a guide. 

In 2012, he took a job with Orvis Adventures and has been lucky enough to fish multiple continents chasing a variety of species with Orvis Customers for over a decade.

https://www.orvis.com/adventures

Summary

In this conversation, Jason Elkins and Jeremy Kehrein discuss Jeremy's journey from teaching to becoming a fishing guide and leading group trips. They emphasize the importance of connections and shared experiences in adventure travel. They also touch on the perception of safety in different countries and the role of Orvis Adventures in promoting outdoor activities and conservation. The conversation concludes with a discussion on favorite food experiences while traveling. In this conversation, Jason Elkins concludes the podcast episode by thanking Jeremy for joining and expressing his excitement for future interviews. He encourages listeners to reach out to Jeremy for travel opportunities. Jason also recommends Jeremy as one of the best in the industry and expresses his gratitude for the knowledge shared. 

Takeaways

  • Connections and shared experiences are a key aspect of adventure travel.
  • Perceptions of safety in different countries can be influenced by media and personal experiences.
  • Orvis Adventures promotes outdoor activities and conservation through its endorsement program and teaching initiatives.
  • Trying local cuisine can be a memorable part of travel experiences. Consider reaching out to Jeremy for travel opportunities.
  • Jeremy is highly recommended as one of the best in the industry.
  • Express gratitude and appreciation for the knowledge shared.




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Adventure Travel - Big World Made Small

Welcome to the Big World Made Small Adventure Travel Podcast, where we go far beyond the beaches, resort hotels, and cruises to explore the really cool places, people, and activities that adventurous travelers crave. If your idea of a great vacation is sitting on a beach at an all-inclusive resort, you’re in the wrong place. However, if you’re like me, and a beach resort vacation sounds like torture, stick around. You’ve found your tribe.My name is Jason Elkins, and as an adventure travel marketing consultant and tour operator myself, I am on a mission to impact the lives of adventure travelers, the tour operators they hire, and the communities that host them, creating deeply meaningful experiences that make this big world feel just a bit smaller.Are you ready to discover your next great adventure, whether that looks something like climbing Mt Kilimanjaro in Africa, SCUBA diving in the South Pacific, or hot air ballooning in Turkey?  Then you’ll be happy to know that each episode of the Big World Made Small Podcast features a fascinating interview with an adventure travel expert that has agreed to share, with us, their own personal stories, favorite adventure destinations, and even some incredibly helpful tips and tricks they’ve learned while in the field. I trust that by the end of each episode you’ll feel like booking a ticket to enjoy the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of these amazing places, and getting to know the incredible people that live there.I’ll be your guide as we explore this amazing planet and its people on the Big World Made Small podcast. I am a former US Army paratrooper, third generation commercial hot air balloon pilot, paramotor pilot, advanced open water SCUBA diver, and ex-Montana fly fishing guide and lodge manager. I have managed boutique adventure tour operation businesses in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, off-shore in Belize, the Adirondacks in New York, and the desert of Arizona. I also spent nearly a decade with Orvis International Travel, leading a talented team of tour operation experts, putting together and hosting amazing fly fishing and adventure travel excursions around the world. I have tapped into my experience and network of travel pros to put together a weekly series of exclusive expert interviews that I am excited to share with you.For the last couple of years I have lived a fully nomadic lifestyle, feeding my passion for exploration, creating amazing adventures, and meeting some of the most fascinating people along the way. I record every episode while traveling, so in a sense you’ll be joining me on my journey. Let’s discover some great adventures together and make this big world feel just a bit smaller.And, don’t forget to take a quick trip over to our website at bigworldmadesmall.com and join our adventure travel community, where you’ll benefit from new episode announcements, exclusive adventure travel opportunities, and special access to the experts you’ve met on the show. You can also follow us on social media, using the links in the show notes below. And, if you’re getting value out of the show please help us grow by sharing it with your friends, family, and anyone else you know that wants to get far beyond the beaches, resort hotels, and cruise ships, the next time they travel.And finally, if you’re listening right now, chances are you’ve found some great off-the-beaten path locations and met some great tour operators in your travels. I’d love to hear about them as well, so please let me know what ideas you have for the show by reaching out directly at [email protected]’ll publish another episode soon. Until then, keep exploring. It’s the best way to make a big world feel just a bit smaller.https://bigworldmadesmall.com

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