Welcome to Exploring Slovakia: Unveiling Its Hidden Gems'! Join us on a captivating journey through the picturesque landscapes, rich culture, and intriguing

history of Slovakia. In this episode, Frederika Kurtulikova, takes you on an immersive exploration of this enchanting country. From charming medieval towns

to breathtaking mountain ranges, we uncover the hidden gems that make Slovakia truly unique. Whether you're a travel enthusiast, history buff, or simply

curious about this remarkable destination, this episode is your window to the wonders of Slovakia. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

Namibia it is! Friends, when I was in Namibia, we got so many questions from you on Instagram and messages saying that I should record a podcast episode while I'm there. So here we go! Your support throughout Season 1 of our podcast has meant so much to me, so today, as a thank you for listening us, I'm happy to present you this special episode recorded in Africa!

Without further introduction - enjoy this conversation with Daniel from Namibia!

Over the next few minutes you'll discover the beauty of this country that is 2x as big as Germany, but whose population is just over 2 million. Instead of big cities, you'll get to learn about one of the most beautiful natural places in the world & our planet's most impressive animal species. Here elephants and giraffes walking next to the road are a common sight, but also lions and leopards aren't too hard to notice lying in the shade under bigger trees. 

And don't forget to watch our YouTube video, if you want to see the most romantic sunset in the world!

Once again, thank you for tuning in & see you very soon in Season 2!

It's a wrap! Our final episode of season 1 is here & we're excited to end it on a high note by exploring the beauty and the struggles of Lebanon. 

Sitting in front of a wonderful cedar tree in Vienna, I'm talking to Zahraa about hospitality, rich history, stunning nature and complex economical situation of her home country.

Lebanon is a country in the Middle East by the Mediterranean sea. It has everything a traveller could want - beaches, mountains, culture, friendly locals and great food. 

However, in the recent years it's politic and economic situation has suffered a lot. Zahraa tells us about hyperinflation, corruption, unemployment and the huge diaspora of people who have moved abroad. 

Through her stories we can learn about the resilience and beautiful character of Lebanese people. 

So don't hesitate to listen to this episode & I hope that one day you'll get the chance to experience this warm and welcoming country with your own eyes.

Thank you for being with us in season 1 of our Komunika(te) with the World podcast. And if you like what we do, please, like this episode & follow us on Instagram, YouTube or on your favourite podcast platform.

See you soon!

This episode about Italy provides an in-depth exploration of one of the world's most beloved countries. Known for its stunning art and architecture, delicious food and wine, and rich history, Italy has something for everyone.

In this podcast, we'll take you on a journey through the cities and regions of Italy, exploring their unique cultures and histories. From the winding canals of Venice to the ancient ruins of Rome, from the rolling hills of Tuscany to the sparkling waters of the Amalfi Coast, we'll showcase the best of Italy's sights, sounds, and flavors.

We'll also delve into the country's culinary traditions, with our Interview partner Irene, who will share here insights into Italian cuisine. And we'll explore Italy's famous wine regions, from the Chianti hills to the vineyards of Piedmont, and discuss the history and culture of Italian wine.

Whether you're planning a trip to Italy or simply want to learn more about this fascinating country, this podcast is the perfect guide.

In this episode we speak with Michael about:

- English as one of the local languages

- Party islands - Bar and Club suggestions, like Exiles

- The 3 main Islands Malta, Comino, and Gozo

- Filfla as the paradise for snorkelling and diving and the hint that Jason Fabri and his Watercolours Dive Center is the key to get there

- Must see: Majjistral Nature and History Park

- The high inflation effect for a small country like Malta

- Michael favourite place the only subtropical beach in Malta – the santa maria beach

- Tax heaven Malta

- That Malta sells citizenships for around 1 Mio. Euro

- The desperate political situation and the huge corruption which ended with the murdering of Daphne Caruana Galizia

- In the end Michael tells us that Maltese love to eat rabbits and the have a great cuisine

In this episode about Latvia we have something special for you guys. For the first time I´m welcoming two people to a chat about their home country. Alise and Valters tell us that Latvia is the home of the world’s biggest Song and Dance Festival. We also speak about the sad fact that the Ukraine war already affects their lives, but both confirm that a travel to Latvia is still more than worth it. So you can check out a lot of nature and the beautiful capital Riga - and if you want to know what special things you can do there just listen to the podcast. Alise and Valters will tell you all the details in a very funny way.

This episode provides a fascinating look into the tiny but mighty country Luxembourg. Which is nestled in the heart of Europe. With a rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes, Luxembourg has much to offer as our interview partner Nico is telling us in an outstanding way.

In this podcast, we explore the country's history, from its origins as a medieval fortress to its current position as a global financial center. We'll also delve into Luxembourg's diverse culture, including its festivals, traditions, and cuisine.

In addition, we'll take a closer look at Luxembourg's economy and industry, including its thriving financial sector and innovative tech companies. And of course, we'll explore the country's many attractions, from its picturesque villages and castles to its scenic hiking and cycling routes.

With informative interviews and engaging stories, this podcast is the perfect guide to all things in Luxembourg.

In this episode we speak with Oscar about:

- Dangerous parts of France and the fact that as a tourist you have a higher chance to get robbed

- The unexpected must see of Paris – the Forest of Fontainebleau

- The new trend to combine party with indoor climbing

- Diversity

- Enjoying wine for free in Burgund

- The Surf spots in the southwest and the Alps in the east side

- How climate change already changes work life in France

- That even locals don’t like French food

- Why coconuts are the best comparison with French people (hard on the outside and soft to the inside) and peaches are the best for Canadians

- the fact that locals are shocked if you’re too friendly with them

- How Brexit helped French people to be more pro-European

- In the end we speak about the very sensitive topic - Terror attacks – which are still affecting daily life

In this episode we speak with James or JP as many people know him, about Irish pubs and discovering Ireland through its many winding and exciting roads. We talk about everything from Irelands Wild West coast to its Ancient East and everything in between. We also discuss Ireland as a country today, how it got there, its opportunities and challenges for the future as well as its troubled past. Very exciting 20 minutes which you shouldn’t miss.

In this episode we’re focusing not only on travelling, but also on the current political situation of the country of Syria.

I’m joined by Majd, who shares his views, how fights in his country might be over, but the effects of war are still ongoing. We get to learn what it’s like to live in a place without functioning economy, how this affects people’s lives and even health by bringing back diseases such as cholera. And he shares the dream about a Marshall plan.

Talking about Syria we cannot forget to mention it’s rich history, the ancient city of Damascus and the marks of all the civilizations that have lived and ruled here, making it a truly diverse country.

Majd also encourages people to visit Syria, and gives great tips on how to do it.