TTB 233: Journey Through Machu Picchu and Patagonia: An Immersive AdventureYaneth Cisneros and Matt Waugh, expert tour guides at South Andes Travel, are renowned for crafting immersive travel experiences in Peru. Their tours emphasize authentic local interactions and extensive exploration of South America's mountains a... more
TTB 232: Traveling to Eastern UkraineAmidst the echoes of conflict in Eastern Ukraine, traveler and Oxford scholar Harry Mitsidis brings a touch of humanity to the front lines. Through his poignant conversations with survivors, Harry—a seasoned author known for unraveling the intricate tales of a conman (The Curious Ca... more
TTB 231: October Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: Rival US mountaineers die in Tibet while competingAn empty-nest mama bear just won Fat Bear WeekAirbnb users flock to ‘underground’... more
TTB 230: September Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: Cruise Ship Ran Aground In GreenlandHuge rescue mission for US man deep in Turkey caveJet ski tourists shot dead off coast of Alg... more
TTB 229: August Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: United Flight Passengers Saved by Warning System Before Accidentally Plunging into the PacificAirline close calls more common than p... more
TTB 228: My Favorite Country: NorwayMichael Keating joins us this week to discuss our recent road trip through Norway. In this episode we discuss the jaw dropping natural beauty of Norway, the cultural quirks, cuisine, our road trip planning (including our mistakes), and why this country is our favorite in the world (s... more
TTB 227: July Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: Flying car gets airworthiness certificate from FAACheck out the Flight Misery MapThe Case Against TravelCountries are adding regulatio... more
TTB 226: June Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: How 4 children survived 40 days in the Amazon jungle after a plane crashFAA issues final rule requiring second cockpit doorVenice’s Gr... more
TTB 225: How to Hike Through NorwayAgathe Ledoux is the author of “Find Your Norway”, a book designed to provide you with all the tools you need to plan your own breathtaking trip through the mountains, fjords, and trails of the Norwegian wilderness. Today we spoke with her about her move from France to Norway, how she... more
TTB 224 : May Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: SAD: Airline Unions Band Together, Ask Government to Ban Better Air TravelNorway's near-total adoption of electric vehicles appears to... more
TTB 223: One Grump's Search for the Happiest Places in the World@EricWeinerbooks is an award-winning journalist, bestselling author, and speaker. His books include The Geography of Bliss and The Geography of Genius, as well as the spiritual memoir Man Seeks God and, his latest title, The Socrates Express. His books hav... more
TTB 222: April Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: 660-mile rescue flight in AlaskaGoogle Flights provides refunds if the airfare price drops after you bookRyanair flight forced into e... more
TTB 221: March Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: Massive ‘Blob’ of Seaweed Heading toward FloridaPentagon UFO says alien mothership in our solar systemBali wants to ban foreigners fr... more
TTB 220: A Pilot’s Journey Across the Urban WorldMark Vanhoenacker is a commercial airline pilot and writer. The author of the international best seller Skyfaring: A Journey with a Pilot and How to Land a Plane, he is also a regular contributor to The New York Times and a columnist for the Financial Times. Born in Pitt... more
TTB 219: February Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: Flames shoot from plane's wing as NY-bound flight makes emergency landingUnited plane nosedived to just 775 feet above Pacific Oce... more
TTB 218: Traveling for Enlightenment During The 1960sPatrick O’Brien recently unveiled a memoir titled The Adventures of Kozmos Lovejoy. Kozmos sets out to discover the human potential hidden in American culture during the revolutionary spiritual renaissance of the 1960s and & 1970s. Kozmos learns at age nine to hitchh... more
TTB 217: January Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: Alabama airline worker killed after being 'ingested into the engine' of a planeThe Cheetahs Made a Kill. Then the Safari Trucks Swa... more
TTB 216: Helping You Become a Remote WorkerEric Sutfin, founder & CMO of Zeal Remote Community, created this new platform to target the new flood of global remote workers and digital nomads. You, as a location independent employee can benefit from the in-app community based model as it offers you support from the consi... more
TTB 215: Chronicle of Paradise, Profit, and Peril at the BeachSarah Stodola dives into the psyche of the beachgoer and gets to the heart of what drives humans to seek out the sand in her book, THE LAST RESORT: A Chronicle of Paradise, Profit, and Peril at the Beach. At the same time, she grapples with the darker realit... more
TTB 214: December Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: Tripadvisor's Year in Review: Unpacking all the good in 2022EU Opens Up 5G on Planes, Making In-Flights Calls More LikelyUber Slei... more
TTB 213: Travel Book RecommendationsAnshula Varma is a small town obsessed, big city girl who plans weekly travel stories and a book club on her blog, Passport To Eden! Today we discussed some of her favorite travel books!Learn More About Our Guest:https://www.instagram.com/passporttoeden/?hl=enhttps://www.passporttoed... more
TTB 212: The Most Traveled Person in the WorldCharles Veley is a driven traveler and entrepreneur who set a world record for land area covered, then created the online community and system of record for extreme travelers. Charles is currently ranked #1 worldwide, with 84 remote areas remaining to visit. He is the found... more
TTB 211: November Travel BitesThis month we bring you our Travel Bites episode where we break down the previous month’s travel related news that we found interesting. This month we discuss: The cost for TSA PreCheck is droppingTaxes Make Digital Nomad Status a ‘Myth’Gun hidden in a raw chicken at Florida TSA checkpoint... more
TTB 210: The Anywherist; How to Live Anywhere in the WorldMelody Warnick, is the author of If You Could Live Anywhere, and has found from personal experience, in some ways it matters more than ever. With 46% of Americans reassessing where they lived during the pandemic being a digital nomad has never held so much value... more
TTB 209: Investing in Real Estate While AbroadSarah Weaver is a coach, speaker, real estate investor, entrepreneur, and business owner. When Sarah isn't analyzing deals, you can find her looking up her next flight. Sarah Weaver is a digital nomad, meaning she works 100% remotely from anywhere in the world and has been ... more