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.

In this episode we’re talking to Thomson Ambooken, probably the most international guy I know. He will give you an insight into the land of medieval castles, beautiful coastlines and rolling hills, topped by an iconic national flag: the red, green and white that is Cymru, otherwise known as Wales. And many more information you´ll get out of this exciting interview.

In this episode we speak with another CEO, Hidde Hageman, about his home country - the Netherlands. 

He gives us tips about Amsterdam but more importantly - tips on must-see places outside of the capital, like Utrecht, and even the islands of Netherlands. 

We get to learn about his favourite secret spot that you won't find in your regular tourist guides. 

Furthermore, we speak about places in Holland you should avoid when it´s dark, and why Hidde has chosen to currently live in Innsbruck.

Here we go - our first episode is online!!!

In this episode I’ll be joined by Nela Dopanova, founder and CEO of Fpohybu, a Czech start-up with the aim to increase physical literacy.

We’re going to discuss following topics about Czech Republic:

- comparison between Innsbruck and Prague

- how to connect with Czech people

- capital city Prague (things to do, prices etc.)

- nature and countryside of Czech Republic 

- travel tips

- safety

- business opportunities 

- important words & phrases in Czech language