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Are you dreaming of starting your travel adventure but don't know where to begin?
   In this episode, T Rex and J Dragon are joined by Jacki Mercer, a seasoned traveler who has spent the past 18 years living around the world. Jacki, a transformational coach, podcast producer, and podcast co-host, shares her journey from where she started to her current life in Costa Rica, and offers invaluable tips on how to kickstart your own travel adventures. Learn about the different types of travel you can do, opportunities for work abroad, and travel hacks to make your journey smoother and more affordable.   Discover how to overcome common travel fears and misconceptions, and get practical advice on packing, staying safe, and experiencing local culture. Jacki also delves into the importance of being present, releasing expectations, and rooting yourself while traveling. Whether you're a seasoned traveler or a beginner, this episode is packed with insights to help you make your travel dreams a reality.   “Travel is full of the unexpected and you can be disappointed from those [unmet] expectations or take in the moment and surrender to it” - Jacki   You'll leave this episode with…   Hacks on how you can travel more efficiently with Jacki Mercer, solo-female traveller,  transformational coach, & podcast producer   The first steps you need to take to turn your travel idea into an actual trip   The different types of travel you can do   Travel hacks that will help you save money   Why J Dragon says “It's never been easier to travel”   One of the biggest expenses when you travel and how you can make it cheaper   Tips to help you figure out the public transport system in a new country   How hostels make travel more fun and help you meet new people   Must-have apps that will make your traveling easier   Safety tips for when you travel (especially solo-female travellers)   The best travel insurance for travellers    Tips on how you can overcome jet lag and pack more efficiently   Examples of countries you can go to where your money stretches further than in the USA or Canada   The Manhood Experiment of the Week that will get you ready for your next travel adventure   ----- Leave a Review: If you enjoyed the show, please leave us an encouraging review and tell us why you loved the show. Remember to click ‘subscribe' so you get all of our latest episodes. https://ratethispodcast.com/man   What is the Manhood Experiment? 
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Resources Mentioned:   Jacki's Instagram: @jackimmercer   Jacki's Podcast - “On The Edge: With Brittany MacLeod & Jacki Mercer” on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0u0Fzzb9OT8gjPymfvm3sy?si=bc8439b30b754226   WORKING VISA'S   Tier 5 Youth Mobility Scheme Visa - https://www.gov.uk/youth-mobility   Working Holiday Makers Visa - https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/what-we-do/whm-program/overview   CRUISE & RESORT HIRING AGENCY   Cast-a-way Cruise and Resort Hiring Agency - https://www.cast-a-way.com/   FLIGHTS   Momondo - www.momondo.com   Skyscanner - https://www.skyscanner.com/   Google flights    Kayak - www.kayak.com   PUBLIC TRANSPORT   Rome2Rio - https://www.rome2rio.com/   Flix bus - https://www.flixbus.com   ACCOMMODATIONS   Booking.com - www.booking.com   Hostel world - https://www.hostelworld.com/   INSURANCE   World Nomad Insurance - https://www.worldnomads.com   VOLUNTEERING   World Back Packers - https://www.worldpackers.com/

Marcus Räder started his first company when he was 11 years old. Since then, he's been learning about the world of business, growing up in an environment where global communication and connectivity gets better each day. With 10 years of experience in EdTech and online marketing at various startups, he decided it was time to help others. By founding Hostaway, he helps Airbnb and short-term rental hosts improve their businesses. (0:50) - Hostaway origins(3:16) - State of Short-term Rental industry(8:37) - Airbnb regulation(14:32) - Marketplace fee monetization & consumer psychology(21:28) - Adam Smith's free market, market failure & regulation vs. monopoly(22:52) - All-in-one vacantion rental software(29:18) - Role of online travel agencies(31:26) - Proptech & Travel Tech lessons from EdTech(34:28) - Collaboration Superpower: Alice Cooper

Lego Brandon!!! That's the type of thing I'm saying, when I want to express a feeling I think I'm trying to have, but don't really have the courage or belief in myself to see it through completely. And plus, I'm stupid and my breath stinks and I probably am not that good at wiping my butt so there's still some “crust” left behind in my shorts. Yeah, that's the kind of guy I am. I'm thinking…I'm that guy. On today's show we're raising a cup to Obama and asking him to protect us from the rise of the funnies. Plus it's that classic showdown of Porbeagle vs Oncle…Momondo, ladies and gentlemen! Momondo! Music for YKS is courtesy of Howell Dawdy, Craig Dickman, Mr. Baloney, and Mark Brendle. Additional research by Zeke Golvin. YKS is edited by Producer Dan. YKS Premium! The place that honestly they should consider shutting down because we are having too much fun over there! And if they do shut it down, I hope they trap me inside and never let me out! I'm stuck in there ha ha ha. Luckily, I have many hundreds of hours of audio and video content to tide me over, and of course I can access the YKS Pisscord with all of my friends who are also trapped in the place that we're in. I can't really conceive of what it would be like, but it is a lot of fun and it's only like five bucks so you know what, let's all go do it. Right now!!This episode of YKS is sponsored by these fine brands: Factor – Now, we've all eaten food. But sometimes the food tastes bad or isn't convenient or even, and yes we've heard of this, it can be not that nutritious! Well Factor was tired of all of that and they figured out a way around it! Let's beat this thing, baby, with Factor! Use code yks50 to get 50% off your first box at Factormeals.com/yks50!NordVPN -

Duane D joins us on the podcast today to share some travel hacks and how we can grow in our financial stewardship when it comes to travel. www.Momondo.com (Flights)www.AutoSlash.com (Rental Cars)https://www.autoslash.com/track (Rental Car Tracking to find lower rate automatically all the way up to day of travel)www.CostcoTravel.com (Rental Cars)www.loyaltylobby.com (Good Blog to subscribe to for deals)https://thepointsguy.com/guide/chase-sapphire-reserve-review/ (Credit Card Chase Sapphire Reserve)https://thepointsguy.com/guide/hilton-amex-surpass-review/ (Credit Card Amex Hilton Surpass)Travel Agent Rates/Becoming A Travel Agent - Available Upon Request- email aaron.santmyire@agwmafrica.orgDick Foth joins us for another session of BackChannel with Foth- send questions to aaron.santmyire@agwmafrica.org

Drømmer du også om at rejse gennem Europa med en interrailbillet i baglomme, men er du i tvivl om, hvordan du griber det an? Så har du fundet den helt rette podcast. Denne episode er nemlig spækket med gode råd til en vellykket togferie. Interrail er blevet en populær rejseform igen.  Det er langt mere bæredygtigt end at flyve, og så handler det om at rejse i et lavere gear med mindre stress og jag. Interrail er en fleksibel rejseform, hvor du kan rejse frit med toget i 33 europæiske lande.  Lover vejrudsigten regn i Barcelona, kan du bare ombestemme dig og hoppe på toget til Prag. Du slipper for lufthavnens lange køer i sikkerhedskontrollen, og toget ankommer (som regel) midt i centrum og ikke langt uden for byen, hvor lufthavnen typisk er placeret. Alle de mange fordele ved toget har fået salget af interrail-billetter til at boome, og de sidste somre har togene i Europa været fyldt rejseglade interrailere.  Men har du aldrig været på interrail før, så kan det måske også virke uoverskueligt? Skal du ud at flyve, kan du bare søge og booke på Momondo.dk. Helt så enkelt er det ikke, når det gælder i togrejser. Hvert land har sine egne bookingsystemer og regler, når det gælder togrejser. Og det gør det en anelse mere besværligt.   Derfor har jeg inviteret Ida Pagaard Sommer i studiet, hvor hun forklarer, hvordan det hele fungerer.    Hun har brugt sine to sidste sommerferier på at køre rundt i Europa med tog. I denne episode deler hun ud af sine mange erfaringer og kommer med en masse praktiske tips. I denne episode fårdu blandt andet svar på: Er interrail for alle? Hvad koster en interrail-billet? Hvad er inkluderet og ikke inkluderet i billetten? Hvordan planlægger du bedst din rejse? Skal du have pladsbilletter? Og hvordan bestiller du? Hvordan pakker du bedst din rygsæk til en rejse med toget? Sådan gør du, hvis dit tog bliver aflyst eller meget forsinket? Lyst at høre flere podcasts om togrejser? Rejs med verdens mest ekstreme tog gennem Sahara I tog gennem Europa med en digital nomade    

Our Strategy and Approach to Booking our Summer Tour in EuropeMentioned in this episode:Momondo.comSouthwest.comThanks for your ongoing support!http://paypal.me/TheROAMiesAlexa and RoryThe ROAMiesPlease subscribe, rate and share our podcast! Follow us at:http://www.TheROAMies.comAlexa's TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theseasonedvegabondThe ROAMies: Facebook and Instagram YouTube and Twitter.

Lige om lidt drager rigtig mange danskere mod varmere himmelstrøg, når sommerferien for alvor går i gang. Men vi er mange, der helt har glemt, at coronavirus stadig eksistere. Så hvordan skal vi egentlig forholde os til udlandsrejser i en tid post-corona? Hvad skal man være særligt opmærksom på? Har coronapandemien ændret på vores rejsevaner? Og hvilke destinationer er de mest populære denne sommer? Dét taler journalist Sara Fondo med Per Christiansen om, der er dansk talsperson for Momondo.

Welcome to Live Your Luxe Life. Thank you for joining me for another episode.Have you been using your gratitude journal that we committed to doing together in Episode 2? Let's continue to reflect on our daily lives in our gratitude journals.This week's quote is by Mark Cuban!Today we share a few simple tips on how I book the best airline ticketsJoin our Premium Member Community for ad-free episodes, Ask Me Anything, and bonus episodes: https://premium.liveyourluxelife.com/"Ask Me Anything" for Premium MembersSubscribe To Our Newsletter: Subscribe HereShop Merch: https://liveyourluxelife.com/shop/Visit our website: https://liveyourluxelife.comFollow us on social media:TwitterInstagramFacebook_________________________________________________Key Points TranscriptsThis week is a first. We have two quotes to share. This is the first time that we've had two quotes on one episode. Both of the quotes are by Mark Cuban. Mark Cuban is best know for being the majority owner of the dallas mavericks and an investor in the show shark tank. So these quotes actually go hand in hand. The first quote readsIt's not in the dreaming, it's in the doing.and the second quote readsThe best way to predict the future is to invent it. I love how motivating both these quotes are and they actually go hand in hand. You can dream all day but it means nothing without action. You can determine your future by putting together a plan of execution. Sometimes fear holds us back from moving forward. Whatever the reason, one thing is for sure. You can not get to where you want to be in life without action. The first action is the dream, the second action is the plan and the third action is the execution. Once you execute don't look back. Don't look for validation from others. You are doing this for yourself. If you give up because others don't validate your dreams or your ambitions, one thing is for sure, it will be over before you get started. Do it for yourself. The only way to know where you future is going is to plan it. Anything is possible if you are the one creating the path. Now this week i have some simple tips for booking airline tickets One thing I love to do is to travel. I don't care if it's a road trip that takes 2 hours or seven hours. If you're ready I'm ready. But there's nothing like getting on a plane to get to your next destination. The further the better. Always start your search on your computer in incognito mode so that the sites don't save cookies to your computer or save your IP address. This can cause the sites to offer you higher deals in the future or possibly not showing you lower rates after you've seen higher rates. By the way its always a good tip to clear your cookies on a regular basis. I have a few sites that I like to start with. For example Skyscanner, Google flights, kayak or momondo. Most of the flights shown on these sites are sold through a third party broker or travel agency. Skyscanner is one of my favorites. Most of these sites allow you to register your email and will send you daily or weekly updates with price changes of your chosen itinerary. Sometimes I don't like to include my information because I don't want my information tracked so I will just search trips manually periodically. Whenever booking flights if I find a deal, let's say on Skyscanner, I never book with the brokers on the site. I go directly go to the airlines website or call them directly to book the tickets. When you book through an online broker you don't technically own the ticket. The owner of the ticket is the third-party broker. Brokers sell some of their tickets on sites like Skyscanner. One thing I've found is that these seats that are booked through brokers are often the first seats to get the boot when the flight is overbooked. If you own your ticket you are much less likely to get canceled when the flights are over booked. Plus making changes is harder with a third party than working directly through the airline. They don't always like make changes to a ticket that was already sold where you may not be subject to refunds or changes. Another tip is to make sure when using these aggregator sites to refer to the airlines website for specific baggage fees as this varies per airline and is not normally not displayed on these types of sites. Remember flexibility is key when booking airline tickets whenever possible. I love the calendar view or the date graphs where you can visually see which dates are the cheaper days to fly on. Also, flexibility in being open to different arrival or departure cities can make a huge difference. Sometimes you can save hundreds of dollars just by arriving to a nearby city and taking the train into your planned city, especially when flying into Europe. Many times a train ride is just 30 minutes away. So if you have the time try this option. Once I find the best dates with departure and arrival cities I cross-check the prices with the other aggregator sites to see if one of them will show a cheaper deal. Then you can call the airline to see if they can guarantee that price directly with them. Well that's all the tips for booking airline tickets for now. I will share more tips on a later date. Thank you for joining me for another week's Episode. Please don't forget to follow me wherever you get your podcasts and hit the bell to get notified of new episodes. Until next time have a great week!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I denne episode møder du Frederik Murmann fra LendMe der sammenligner banklån hos de 15 banker der samarbejder med - så de konkurrerer om at give det bedste tilbud. Frederiks iværksætterrejse starter allerede som ansat i en stor dansk virksomhed, hvor gode idéer og en entreprenant tilgang var grundstenen for at stige i hierarkiet. Men en kombination af at være kørt surt i corporate-verdenen samt en stor undren, sparkede gang i LendMe projektet. Frederik forstod simpelthen ikke, hvordan Danmark som et af de mest digitalt udbredte lande i verdenen, ikke havde en platform som Momondo, hvor man kunne sammenligne priser på sine lån og hvordan det var begrænset til bankerne. Derfor gik Frederik til sine kommende co-foundere og pitchede sin idé, og selvom de ofte var kritiske overfor nye idéer, var det her også en no-brainer for dem. Det at idéen var en no-brainer betød dog ikke, at rejsen fra idé til slutproduktet var nem. I episoden skal du bl.a. høre tankerne om at få kommunikeret produktet til slutbrugeren, så det var letforståeligt, samt hvorfor bankerne i starten umiddelbart ikke var interesseret i at være en del af LendMes platform. Dette er Frederiks iværksætterhistorie. Hør mere i vores podcast. Produceret af Podtribe media. Episodens annoncør er Propagator. Hvis du vil støtte vores lille medie, så kan du gøre det her på Patreon Vært Mette Bloch og gæst, Frederik Murmann, udfolder hele historien om LendMe i dette afsnit af Iværksætterhistorier.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ni af hans film er blev et vist på filmfestivalen Cannes, men du kender ham nok ikke. Jacob Schulsinger er sidste gæst i sommertemaet Stjernerne i kulissen. Knap halvdelen af danskerne gider ikke vente mere, de vil ud at rejse NU - også til lande, der frarådes at rejse til. Det viser en undersøgelse lavet for rejsesitet Momondo, der har oprettet en ny side, hvor du kan få styr på hvilke restriktioner, der er i hvilke lande. ”Vi inspirerer og informerer folk, men vi dømmer dem ikke på, hvor de vil rejse hen”, det siger den danske talsmand for Momondo. Ham taler jeg med sidst i programmet i dag. Du kan også høre, at konkurser har fået nordjyden bag 00'er hittet Hang On til at genudgive det for tredje gang, og at coronapas er årsagen til, at ingen går på museum. Vært: Maja Hald. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ni af hans film er blev et vist på filmfestivalen Cannes, men du kender ham nok ikke. Jacob Schulsinger er sidste gæst i sommertemaet Stjernerne i kulissen. Knap halvdelen af danskerne gider ikke vente mere, de vil ud at rejse NU - også til lande, der frarådes at rejse til. Det viser en undersøgelse lavet for rejsesitet Momondo, der har oprettet en ny side, hvor du kan få styr på hvilke restriktioner, der er i hvilke lande. ”Vi inspirerer og informerer folk, men vi dømmer dem ikke på, hvor de vil rejse hen”, det siger den danske talsmand for Momondo. Ham taler jeg med sidst i programmet i dag. Du kan også høre, at konkurser har fået nordjyden bag 00'er hittet Hang On til at genudgive det for tredje gang, og at coronapas er årsagen til, at ingen går på museum. Vært: Maja Hald.

E a galga com que o Guilherme está? Ah, pois. Disso ninguém fala. Bom, esta semana falámos da mudança de pílula da Rita e de como agora chora por tudo e por nada. Além disso respondemos a emails sobre onde deixar os animais quando se vai viajar, problemas de fertilidade e sobre prendas de aniversário. Tudo isto e ainda sobrou tempo para falar dos Batanetes e do tamanho da copa da Rita. Ela é que dava uma boa Miss Samouco, mas tudo bem. Obrigado ao Sócrates, à Maria e ao Momondo pelos emails. Façam como eles e enviem as vossas questões para terapiadecasalpodcast@gmail.com. Vá, a despachar que o Guilherme quer ir comer. ________________ Terapia de Casal é o podcast que pode acabar com o casamento do Guilherme Fonseca e da Rita da Nova. Enviem as vossas questões/inquietações/dúvidas amorosas para terapiadecasalpodcast@gmail.com que nós respondemos. Sigam-nos nas redes: @guilhermefon @ritadanova Música de Vitor Teixeira. Imagem de Carolina Costa. Obrigado por ouvirem.

Season 2 Episode 2 of Art Breaker Lloyd Richards bring this interview and audio doco about artist Tom Day to Art Breaker. Tom Day is a solo artist residing in Main Ridge, Australia and has been creating ambient and electronic music since 2005. Characterised as “effortless and raw”, Tom's tracks couple elegant beats and piano melodies to an array of personally-collected field recordings, his style alternating between promising swells and restful plateaus. Having grown up on a farm on the Mornington Peninsula, Tom is strongly influenced by the ocean beaches and natural openness of his hometown. Other influences include cinematic scores by Alan Silvestri, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Thomas Newman, John Barry & John Williams, as well as pioneering electronic artists such as Moby, Daft Punk, Brian Eno and The Chemical Brothers. The music of Tom Day has been used in independent film and documentaries from around the world, with clients including National Geographic, Volvo, New York Times, Momondo, Holden, Juice Media, GetUp and Tourism Victoria. Having worked on an array of joint projects with other musicians and visual artists, Tom is deeply drawn to the synthesis of sound and image. Links: Tom Day Songs: Flemington Howqua Southerly Credits:Host | Lloyd RichardsMix/Master | Lloyd Richards See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Season 2 Episode 2 of Art Breaker Lloyd Richards bring this interview and audio doco about artist Tom Day to Art Breaker. Tom Day is a solo artist residing in Main Ridge, Australia and has been creating ambient and electronic music since 2005. Characterised as “effortless and raw”, Tom's tracks couple elegant beats and piano melodies to an array of personally-collected field recordings, his style alternating between promising swells and restful plateaus. Having grown up on a farm on the Mornington Peninsula, Tom is strongly influenced by the ocean beaches and natural openness of his hometown. Other influences include cinematic scores by Alan Silvestri, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Thomas Newman, John Barry & John Williams, as well as pioneering electronic artists such as Moby, Daft Punk, Brian Eno and The Chemical Brothers. The music of Tom Day has been used in independent film and documentaries from around the world, with clients including National Geographic, Volvo, New York Times, Momondo, Holden, Juice Media, GetUp and Tourism Victoria. Having worked on an array of joint projects with other musicians and visual artists, Tom is deeply drawn to the synthesis of sound and image. Links: Tom Day Songs: Flemington Howqua Southerly Credits: Host | Lloyd Richards Mix/Master | Lloyd Richards Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Season 2 Episode 2 of Art Breaker Lloyd Richards bring this interview and audio doco about artist Tom Day to Art Breaker. Tom Day is a solo artist residing in Main Ridge, Australia and has been creating ambient and electronic music since 2005. Characterised as “effortless and raw”, Tom's tracks couple elegant beats and piano melodies to an array of personally-collected field recordings, his style alternating between promising swells and restful plateaus. Having grown up on a farm on the Mornington Peninsula, Tom is strongly influenced by the ocean beaches and natural openness of his hometown. Other influences include cinematic scores by Alan Silvestri, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Thomas Newman, John Barry & John Williams, as well as pioneering electronic artists such as Moby, Daft Punk, Brian Eno and The Chemical Brothers. The music of Tom Day has been used in independent film and documentaries from around the world, with clients including National Geographic, Volvo, New York Times, Momondo, Holden, Juice Media, GetUp and Tourism Victoria. Having worked on an array of joint projects with other musicians and visual artists, Tom is deeply drawn to the synthesis of sound and image. Links: Tom Day Songs: Flemington Howqua Southerly Credits: Host | Lloyd Richards Mix/Master | Lloyd Richards Support the show: https://www.climactic.fm/p/support-the-collective/

Season 2 Episode 2 of Art BreakerLloyd Richards bring this interview and audio doco about artist Tom Day to Art Breaker.Tom Day is a solo artist residing in Main Ridge, Australia and has been creating ambient and electronic music since 2005. Characterised as “effortless and raw”, Tom's tracks couple elegant beats and piano melodies to an array of personally-collected field recordings, his style alternating between promising swells and restful plateaus.Having grown up on a farm on the Mornington Peninsula, Tom is strongly influenced by the ocean beaches and natural openness of his hometown. Other influences include cinematic scores by Alan Silvestri, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Thomas Newman, John Barry & John Williams, as well as pioneering electronic artists such as Moby, Daft Punk, Brian Eno and The Chemical Brothers.The music of Tom Day has been used in independent film and documentaries from around the world, with clients including National Geographic, Volvo, New York Times, Momondo, Holden, Juice Media, GetUp and Tourism Victoria. Having worked on an array of joint projects with other musicians and visual artists, Tom is deeply drawn to the synthesis of sound and image.Links:Tom DaySongs:FlemingtonHowquaSoutherlyCredits:Host | Lloyd RichardsMix/Master | Lloyd Richards See /privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SUMMARY In her book Passports and Pacifiers: Traveling the World, One Tantrum at a Time, Kaitlyn Jain, mother of four and a world traveler, shares her travel tips and family adventures. On every trip, Jain brings along her positive attitude and sense of humor while she and her husband balance careful planning with spontaneity. To afford their globetrotting, the Jains find deals and hone their parenting and packing skills. Part memoir, part guide Passports and Pacifiers is sure to inspire even the most reluctant parents to pack up the kids and go! KEY TRAVEL TIPS Meal-planning: take lots of snacks; realize peanut butter is considered a liquid and is not found in most other countries (“Every culture has something that’s bland…that the picky eater will eat.”) Sleeping: break up the day with scheduled naps; drive during naptime (“Parents lose forty-four days, or over a thousand hours, of sleep in in the first year of an infant’s life.”) Top priorities: budget is number one; packing what you need but not more than you can carry; having a flexible itinerary Packing: start a week in advance by using a list (always including a pair of pants, sturdy shoes, and a swimsuit); do laundry at least once on the trip; let older kids bring a backpack (one carry-on); minimize equipment Disciplining in public: remember kids have tantrums at home or abroad; welcome the kindness and help of strangers; don’t shame others QUOTES FROM JAIN “As parents, we experience life again through the eyes of our children. Sometimes that may involve ghastly moments, but I have found that…more often, we get to relive the highlights.” “Travel exposes kids to so many intangible benefits—seeing and trying new things, expanding their perspective, learning compassion, and experiencing different cultures.” “Yes, sometimes there are tantrums and things don’t go according to plan…but, like raising kids, travel with them is rewarding. It is entertaining. It is memorable and awe-inspiring. I will take those occasional meltdowns for the opportunity to see my kids’ raw reactions….” “Not every baby likes to fly and not every kid will eat whatever they’re given. However, we find that when our kids get three essential things—sleep, food, and exercise—they tend to behave. Even while traveling.” “Pacifiers aren’t just the physical object a baby puts in her mouth to suckle. They are those things that soothe us, our comforts of home.” BUY Passports and Pacifiers: Traveling the World, One Tantrum at a Time RECOMMENDATIONS Exciting news! Find Nonfiction4Life listed in the Top 30 Nonfiction Podcasts on Feedspot, a news and blog reader used by over 4.3 million users globally. Find all your favorite websites in one place. For 25 Essential Tips for Traveling with Kids, look at the Momondo blog. Connect with us! Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube Website Special thanks… Music Credit Sound Editing Credit

Forbruger DNA tests startede mest som en sjov måde at opspore ens genetiske herkomst, men er nu blevet en milliardforretning. Virksomheder som 23andme og Myheritage tilbyder for under 1000 kroner, at du kan sende noget spyt afsted med posten og finde ud af en række ting om dig selv:Om du har stor sandsynlighed for at udvikle rynker, om du er A eller B menneske - eller potentielt livsændrende informationer om, hvorvidt du har en forhøjet risiko for en dødelig eller invaliderende sygdom.De helbredsmæssige oplysninger, som forbruger-DNA-tests i stigende grad tilbyder er denne episodes fokus. For hvor præcise er de oplysninger man modtager om hvad man er og ikke er arveligt disponeret for? Og er vi som helt almindelige mennesker uden lægefaglig uddannelse rustet til at forstå resultaterne? Og så er der det altid relevante spørgsmål om data privacy. Det er nogle meget private data man deler når man sender DNA til disse virksomheder og hvad gør de mon med dem? Marie Høst taler med Dan Mogensen, som fik taget en DNA test hos 23andme for 10 år siden, da tech begejstringen var stor og forbeholdene langt mindre. Derudover medvirker Anne-Marie Gerdes, formand for Etisk Råd og ledende overlæge på Rigshospitalets Klinisk Genetiske afdeling om hvilke etiske problematikker der kan være fobundet med forbuger DNA tests.I programmet er der brugt lyd fra DNA Journey (en Momondo-reklamefilm): https://bit.ly/38r7qXzVi henviser til sidst i programmet til denen video fra Buzzfeed om African Ancestry: https://bit.ly/2LdAd9d

Et af danmarks absolut mest kreative bureauer og om udfordringen ved at trække sig fra nettop den kreative process, for at undgå at arbejde sig selv ihjel, og give ansvaret til teamene og lade dytige folk passe deres arbejde. Turen op med Momondo og The DNA journey og TV2 - alt det vi deler, og faren ved at blive fanget i sin egen success, styrken ved at, at ikke at spørge om det man laver er godt, men om er det nyt nok, og hvad er det verden ikke har set før? Om når man laver noget kreativt at vide uro i maven er godt når man launcher nye store kampagne ideer.

What’s up? No podcast de hoje, falo sobre reservar um voo. Enjoy :-) Transcrição Hi, everyone, how's it going? Is it boiling in Brazil yet? Here in my neck of the woods it's getting colder and wetter every day. Sorry, I didn't mean to brag... Anyway, I thought that having a look at one of these booking websites where you can search and find your flight would be a good idea. There's some interesting vocabulary involved - let's dive right into it. The website I'm looking at has kind of a funny name: Momondo. I'm looking at it right now and... What does it look like? At the top you have sort of search form where you enter the airport you're departing from. And then you enter the other airport where your flight is supposed to arrive. You enter first the three-letter code for the departure airport - let's say you're departing from... if it's an international flight, maybe you're departing from Guarulhos, which is GRU. Or if you want to go somewhere, I don't know, in Brazil and you're departing from São Paulo, you're going to enter CGH which is the three-letter code for Congonhas, then you enter the dates. The date (when) you're going to depart, and then if it's a round trip you're going to enter your return date as well... Or maybe you're just looking at a one-way ticket and then you only enter one date, which is the departure date. Then you hit Search and when you look at the results you, obviously see a list of flights. Several options from several different airlines, and you'll be able to see the dates - usually it will be the dates that you entered. You'll be able to see, for each flight, how many stops, how long each stop takes... The time of the flight, and then you have some options: either you'll see a few direct flights, which are usually more expensive, and you will see some flights with one, or two, or sometimes even three stops. There are some flights that - with all the stops - take, sometimes, over 24 hours. If you want to save some money maybe that's the flight you choose. And then, when I scroll down on the search results, I see multiple different airlines. I see some traditional ones like TAP, which is a Portuguese one, KLM, which is a Dutch one, British Airways... And then on the left side of the search results there's the sidebar with additional options. Right on the top you have... almost at the top, you have the option of, I guess, narrowing down your search by number of cabin bags, or checked bags that you want to take, and also the payment method. What is a cabin bag? That's... that's also known as a carry-on bag. That's sort of, that smaller bag - when you board the plane you take it with you, and you sort of put it in the overhead compartment above your seat. Or, if that is full, you kind of tuck it away under the seat in front of you. Usually the flight attendants will help you with that. That's the cabin bag or carry-on bag. And then you also usually have a checked bag, depending on... if it's a budget flight, sometimes you have to pay quite a bit of money to be able to take a checked bag with you, and for other flights, longer flights... It's included in the price. You can take a checked bag with you, which is actually that larger bag. It's that large suitcase where you put all your clothes. If you're traveling for a month, you'll probably need a large suitcase. You stuff all your clothes in there, and your toiletries, and your shoes and whatever else you want to take with you. That's the larger bag and obviously you can't board the plane with that bag. You have to get to the airport with some time in advance and check that bag. And then scrolling down a bit further, I find that there are some options for "flight quality": you can choose "show Wi-Fi flights only", "show flights with multiple tickets for booking", "show red-eyes". This is an interesting expression. A red-eye flight is any flight departing late at night and arriving early the next morning.

In this episode I am joined by @lahvito and we discuss my trip to Mallorca, Spain with Google as well as the best Google Apps to use while Traveling. Best Travel Companion Apps: Google Translate Google Lens Google Maps Google Arts and Culture Google Photos Google Assistant For images taken during this trip, please check out #MallorcaWithGoogle on Instagram. Other Apps mentioned in previous Chica Travel episodes : TripIt, Momondo, Hopper, Booking.com, Airbnb, TripAdvisor, HotelTonight, FLIO, InList, Vomos and OpenTable. Please subscribe and share your feedback with me @mslelob on social media via #ChicaTravelPod or send your Travel questions to Travel@chica.co.za

In this episode I am joined by @lahvito and we discuss my trip to Mallorca, Spain with Google as well as the best Google Apps to use while Traveling. Best Travel Companion Apps: Google Translate Google Lens Google Maps Google Arts and Culture Google Photos Google Assistant For images taken during this trip, please check out #MallorcaWithGoogle on Instagram. Other Apps mentioned in previous Chica Travel episodes : TripIt, Momondo, Hopper, Booking.com, Airbnb, TripAdvisor, HotelTonight, FLIO, InList, Vomos and OpenTable. Please subscribe and share your feedback with me @mslelob on social media via #ChicaTravelPod or send your Travel questions to Travel@chica.co.za

Podcast Studio — In this episode I am joined by @lahvito and we discuss my trip to Mallorca, Spain with Google as well as the best Google Apps to use while Traveling. Best Travel Companion Apps: Google Translate Google Lens Google Maps Google Arts and Culture Google Photos Google Assistant For images taken during this trip, please check out #MallorcaWithGoogle on Instagram. Other Apps mentioned in previous Chica Travel episodes : TripIt, Momondo, Hopper, Booking.com, Airbnb, TripAdvisor, HotelTonight, FLIO, InList, Vomos and OpenTable. Please subscribe and share your feedback with me @mslelob on social media via #ChicaTravelPod or send your Travel questions to Travel@chica.co.za

Rosa is a UX designer originally from Barcelona but has been enjoying CPH for the last 6. She has been trying different disciplines from graphic design, service design to frontend development until she decided to focus on product UX and UX research. Up to recently, she was working at Momondo where she focused on user research and supporting the mobile team. Now she just started at her new job at nuuday.   Thanks to Pavel Konstantinov, Simon Dybdal and Preely for making this episode. 

Today I talk about Rail Europe, Nomadic Matt, Hostel World, Momondo and Sky Scanner. Learn how to get the best deals on planes, trains and automobiles. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TravelingTwogether/support

Ce matin c'est la journée internationale du chat ! Pour l'occasion, on oppose la #TeamChien et la #TeamChat ! Envoyez-nous la photo de votre fidèle compagnon et repartez avec votre Pack Summer. L'info blonde de Marie : A votre avis quels sont les prénoms qui ont le plus de succès en 2019 ? La Destination Summer : On reste dans le thème avec le site Momondo qui a répertorié les destinations les mieux adaptées en fonction de l'âge des enfants Le Summer Kid du jour nous demande « Pourquoi je dois toujours aller me coucher en premier ? » Vous avez une réponse à lui donner ? Cette semaine Fun radio et JBL paient vos factures MUSIQUE ! Concerts, Festivals, instruments de musique, ou même cours de danse, de piano... Envoyez votre facture, Jérôme et Marie vous offrent en plus votre enceinte JBL et vendredi l'un d'entre vous gagnera un voyage à Las Vegas d'une valeur de 10 000 EUROS !!!

Would you get a tattoo that matched with 61 strangers all in the name of peace, love, and connection?Samantha Clarke is the “Happiness Consultant” behind a very unique tattoo project which aimed to bring several strangers from all over the world together in the name of peace and helping each other.“The World Piece” was created by Momondo a travel company from Denmark, Samantha facilitated the project and heard the personal and emotional stories of 61 people who became connected through a tattoo on their back, you can see the project here. Juno Dawson, transgender author, is joining the ladies In the studio to talk about her new book Meat Market.Juno is talking about how she used her tool of fiction writing to show how she really wanted to express herself before she transitioned in 2013.Meat Market follows 16 year Jana as she embarks on a career in the fashion industry, however it doesn’t take long before the darker side of the industry begins to show, Juno felt she had to represent a story that is often too true but rarely spoken about or shone a light on this topic.For information on all your hosts you can click on their names:Harriet MinterNatalie CampbellEmma Sexton If you want to get in touch you can find us on all the socials under this name: @badasswomenshrAnd for more about the podcast head here: https://www.badasswomenshour.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This is part 2 of our chat with Utsav Mamoria, on travel. Make sure you check out Part 1 here - https://ivm.today/SIMB-137 Chuck and Naren talk to Utsav Mamoria, who makes his third appearance (!) on the show. The last time, he spoke about how he was preparing for a 3-month sabbatical (Episode 85) - this time, he's back and is ready to share his experiences, stories and most importantly - tips for those who want to travel on a budget. A desi budget. Utsav finished an enviable itinerary at a cost you won't believe. He is hard at work on his travel book, as well - make sure you check it out later in the year. We talk about budgeting for flights, stay, food, sightseeing and more. This is less 'Simblification' and more 'chat with a person very passionate about travel'. He also slips in some beautiful stories, and evangelizes slow travel, as opposed to trying to check off as many items as possible in a day. Follow Utsav and his travel stories (trust us, this is different from other 'pretty pictures only' travel accounts): instagram.com/whywetravel42 Recommended by Utsav: Airline Ticketing: Skyscanner, Kayak, Momondo, Hoppr, Google Flights Booking Stay: Booking.com, AirBnB, Hostelbookers, Hostelworld, Couchsurfing NEW TO SIMBLIFIED? It's an Indian podcast - probably the best to come from Malad West - that takes things that happen around us, and deconstructs them in a language you can understand, often surmounting several puns and PG Wodehouse references along the way. We aim to make you appear smarter during parties, job interviews, and dates. Your hosts (and Twitter / Instagram handles) are Chuck (@chuck_gopal / @chuckofalltrades), Srikeit (@srikeit, @srikeit) and Naren (@shenoyn, @shenoynv). You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app. You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

In this episode, Chuck and Naren talk to Utsav Mamoria, who makes his third appearance (!) on the show. The last time, he spoke about how he was preparing for a 3-month sabbatical (Episode 85) - this time, he's back and is ready to share his experiences, stories and most importantly - tips for those who want to travel on a budget. A desi budget. Utsav finished an enviable itinerary at a cost you won't believe. He is hard at work on his travel book, as well - make sure you check it out later in the year. We talk about budgeting for flights, stay, food, sightseeing and more. This is less 'Simblification' and more 'chat with a person very passionate about travel'. He also slips in some beautiful stories, and evangelizes slow travel, as opposed to trying to check off as many items as possible in a day. Follow Utsav and his travel stories (trust us, this is different from other 'pretty pictures only' travel accounts): instagram.com/whywetravel42 Recommended by Utsav: Airline Ticketing: Skyscanner, Kayak, Momondo, Hoppr, Google Flights Booking Stay: Booking.com, AirBnB, Hostelbookers, Hostelworld, Couchsurfing NEW TO SIMBLIFIED? It's an Indian podcast - probably the best to come from Malad West - that takes things that happen around us, and deconstructs them in a language you can understand, often surmounting several puns and PG Wodehouse references along the way. We aim to make you appear smarter during parties, job interviews, and dates. Your hosts (and Twitter / Instagram handles) are Chuck (@chuck_gopal / @chuckofalltrades), Srikeit (@srikeit, @srikeit) and Naren (@shenoyn, @shenoynv). You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app. You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

Hvis du gerne vil til varmere himmelstrøg, men er i tvivl om hvor det er populært at tage hen og hvor man kan få en billig rejse til? Så lyt med her, når Emma Sejdenfaden taler med Lasse Skole Hansen, der er dansk presseansvarlig i Momondo.

Csonka Gábor, azaz Vándorboy 12 éven át utazott a világ körül, eddig 153 országba jutott el. Most már főleg azzal foglalkozik, hogy másoknak segítsen elindulni. Ezért is szervezi a Járatlan Utakon fesztivált, immáron 7. alkalommal. Az interjú első részében a fesztiválról beszélgettünk, a második felében pedig az utazásról általában.Miért nem célja eljutni a világ összes országába? Ő hogyan indult el anno? Miért választotta a stoppolást? Mik ennek az előnyei? Milyen volt az utazás régen és milyen most? Sztereotípiákról, kultúrsokkról, önálló gondolkodásról, fenntarthatóságról, önpusztításról és még sok minden másról volt szó ebben a rendhagyó beszélgetésben.//Show notes//A 15. percig a fesztiválról, utána pedig az utazásról szól a beszélgetés.Gábor blogja, Facebook oldalaVándorboy útitárs kereső csoportJáratlan Utakon fesztivál Facebook esemény, előadások, workshopokNéhány előadó a fesztiválról: Szendrő Szabolcs, Körmöczi Áron, Mayer Márton, Karádi Csaba, Valiskó Gyöngyi, Csepin Péter, Nagy Bendegúz, Szabó Ádám, Szabó Norbert, Csutka István, Kiss Róbert Richárd, Mihálffy Balázs, Talpalatnyi történetekFesztivál, közösség, bolt, film, zene: Simplicity fesztivál, Ázsia bt, Magyar Iszlám Közösség, Messzelátó Egyesület, Koyaanisqatsi, Orwell 1984, Spondo, Foday Musa Suso, Martina Portocarrero, "Ali Farka" Touré, Baba Zoula, Radio TarifaWeblap, app: Maps.me, Skyscanner, Momondo, Booking, Airbnb, utazgatok.hu, Oszkár, Blablacar, CouchsurfingHa tetszett ez az adás, akkor iratkozz fel a csatornánkra. Egy hét múlva kedden jön az újabb rész!Ha kérdésed, javaslatod van, akkor írj nekünk a Facebook/Instagramon oldalunkon.

Gyöngyi 20 afrikai országban járt az elmúlt években. Ezen tapasztalatai alapján mondja el, hogy mi a fő különbség Kelet- és Nyugat-Afrika között és hogy melyik országokba menjen egy kezdő Afrika utazó. Szó lesz arról is, hogy milyen érzés, amikor remeg az egész sátor, mert rohannak az oroszlánok, miért védik fegyveresek a gorillákat és hogy milyen egy gyalog szafari, amikor rohanhatsz az elefánt után vagy közel merészkedhetsz egy zsiráfhoz. Mivel Gyöngyi szakmáját tekintve gyógyszerész, ezért adott néhány tanácsot egészség témában is. Mik az alapvető szabályok, amiket be kell tartani, hogy egészségesek maradjunk? Mi a helyzet a védőoltásokkal? Milyen gyógyszereket vigyünk magunkkal? Hogyan védekezzünk szúnyogok ellen? Helyi betegséget helyi gyógyszerrel kezeljünk? Vagy ez is csak egy legenda? Na és mi a helyzet a pálinkával?//Show notes//Gyöngyi blogja: http://maganyosbolyongo.blog.huHelyszínek: Kenya, Masai Mara Nemzeti Park, Mali, Bamako, Timbuktu, Szenegál, Kongó, Elefántcsontpart, Botswana, Ruanda, Dél-Afrika, Kruger Nemzeti Park, Tanzánia, Arusha Nemzeti Park, Zanzibár, Ghána, Szahara, Madagaszkár, Peak Bobby, Namíbia, Uganda, Gabon, Közép-afrikai Köztársaság, Csád, Szudán, Nílus, Benin, Togo, Etiópia, Jemen, Irán, Omán, Algéria, Kamerun, Zöld-foki Köztársaság, Fogo, São Nicolau, Santo Antão, São Vicente, SalÉtelek, italok: zebu, kasszáva, gari, fufu, plantain, injera, teff lisztKönyv, zene, fesztivál: Lonely Planet, Bradt Travel Guides, Cesaria Evora, Footprint Travel Guides, Járatlan Utakon Fesztivál, Ali Farka Touré & Ry Cooder - Talking Timbuktu, Arábiai Lawrence, Séllei Lajos: Utazások és gyógyítások Jemenben, Benyovszky MóricWeblap, app: Skyscanner, Momondo, Booking.com, Airbnb, UberHa tetszett ez az adás, akkor iratkozz fel a csatornánkra. Két hét múlva kedden jön az újabb rész!Ha kérdésed, javaslatod van, akkor írj nekünk a Facebook/Instagramon oldalunkon.

Puno su nas pitali i puno smo pričale o načinima kako jeftino putovati. Ali ljudi svejedno pitaju. ;) Tako da smo odlučile na jedno mjesto staviti sve moguće trikove i savjete kojima se koristimo, koje uvijek dijelimo, koji omogućuju maksimalnu uštedu, ali i zabavu. Stranice za bookiranje savjete: Kiwi.com ----- https://www.kiwi.com/en/search Sky Scanner ---- https://www.skyscanner.net/ Momondo ---- https://www.momondo.com/ Transferi: Go Opti ---- https://www.goopti.com/en/ Stranica za popuste: Student Universe ---- http://www.studentuniverse.co.uk/ Prijedlozi tema i pitanja su uvijek dobrodošli! Možda i gosti! Tko zna?!

In Episode #12, we're doing a roundup of our favorite money-saving travel tips! Plus, we cover easy ways to get money for your old smart phone, tablet, computer, and other electronics; what you need to know about hand-scanners at grocery stores; which organic veggies and fruits you can safely skip; and what to do about the latest data breaches to guard against ID theft.

Ferien står for døren - og måske er du en af de heldige, der allerede er i fuld gang med at nyde den... Men hvor skal du så hen, i ferien? Skal du rejse til varmere himmelstrøg eller finde de skjulte perler her i Danmark? Casper Hjort får tips fra Lasse Skole Hansen, der er dansk presseansvarlig hos Momondo.

Momondo presenta open world awards, premi per blogger

Questa settimana apriamo con le notizie principali dal mondo tech, per passare poi al tema dei premi dedicati ai bloggers di viaggi, gli Open World Awards di Momondo. Conosciamo uno dei vincitori, il blog laviadellescimmie.com, ma anche Clizia L'abbate che per Momondo li ha organizzati. Quanto conta il modem nella connessione di casa? Ne parliamo con Ivan Tonon, product marketing manager di Netgear in area EMEA.Infine, torna Antonio Monaco di HD Blog, con cui parliamo del futuro degli smartphone.

Questa settimana apriamo con le notizie principali dal mondo tech, per passare poi al tema dei premi dedicati ai bloggers di viaggi, gli Open World Awards di Momondo. Conosciamo uno dei vincitori, il blog laviadellescimmie.com, ma anche Clizia L'abbate che per Momondo li ha organizzati. Quanto conta il modem nella connessione di casa? Ne parliamo con Ivan Tonon, product marketing manager di Netgear in area EMEA.Infine, torna Antonio Monaco di HD Blog, con cui parliamo del futuro degli smartphone.

Går du også og drømmer om varme og eksotiske himmelstrøg heri den kolde vinterferie - så er du nok ikke alene. Men hvilke feriedestinationer hitter egentlig mest her i de kolde februar dage, når danskerne søger mod varmere omgivelser? Det har praktikanten Martin Blicher taget kontakt til Lasse Skole Hansen, der er PRmanager hos Momondo, for at blive klogere på.

Talek Nantes has a lot of experience traveling the world and makes five to six international trips every year. Her mother traveled from Cuba to New York while she was still pregnant with Talek and owned a travel agency; this exposed Talek to the world and she does not remember a time where she wasn’t learning about different people and their cultures. On this week’s show, Talek has some age-old advice for the newbie traveler as to what to do when you've stepped foot in a foreign country and things to be aware of so you don’t get ripped off!   Key Takeaways: *What inspired Talek to travel solo? *What was Talek’s big ‘ah-ha’ moment when it came to solo travel? *So many women think solo travel is something only ‘college-aged’ women do. Not true! *The more time passes, the less likely you are to travel alone. *If you’re afraid of danger, start slowly, travel to countries that speak English or travel within the United States. *It’s easier to travel these days with the use of technology! *When Talek travels to a new country for the first time, what are some of the things she does to get familiar with the surrounding areas? *Talek has been to over 100 countries and does about five or six international trips a year. *What was Talek’s trip to New Zealand like? *Where has Talek traveled to, throughout her life? *What advice does Talek have for those who might not feel very comfortable traveling to China? *What kinds of resources does Talek like to use while researching for a new trip? *Do your research, but don’t over-plan! It takes some of the excitement out of it. *Always asks how much something costs before buying it. It may sound dumb, but very rarely do we do this consistently. Talek spent $80 on a manicure because she didn’t do this. *Don’t be afraid to be a bit assertive and impolite. Sad to say, but people try to take financial advantage of women because they don’t think they’d protest. *What’s next for Talek?   Mentioned in This Episode: Transformviatravel.com Transform via Travel on Facebook @GoSoloLive on Twitter Email: Jennifer@TransformviaTravel.com Patreon.com/gosololive Possumpete.com.au/ Skyscanner.net Momondo.com Rome2rio.com   Connect with Talek: Website Facebook Twitter Pinterest Instagram   Leave a Review: Did you like this episode? Please leave an honest review on iTunes with your feedback! Also, please subscribe to the Go Solo Live podcast on iTunes, to get notified when a new episode gets released. I appreciate your listening to this week’s show. And tune in next week for another great guest.

Martin Sandholt is a Frontend Designer at Momondo, with a father who tried to teach him C++ as a child, a strong graphical eye, he graduated as a Multimedia Designer. He have startup experience but is now in product design. You might know him in the local UX community where he with my co-host Dovile runs the UX/UI Design Meetup. He sees himself as a generalist, going through the full journey of the product. He makes order out of chaos, he’s structured and the sense of making something that's what needs to work from a functional perspective as well. He sees that UX and frontend is merging more now a days and belives we’re seeing the tip of the iceberg when it comes to channels. We’ll need to keep a close eye on our users and which platforms they’re on and how to communicate to them.Martin is asking for speakers to share their knowledge at his UX/UI Design Meetup.Find @MartinSandholt at TwitterMomondo is a free, independent and inspirational global travel search site comparing billions of cheap flights, hotels and car hire deals. // Helena Levison

The second episode features the winners of this year’s Material Design awards, who sat down to talk with Liam while being honored for their work at SPAN Pittsburgh. Listen as the creative teams from NPR One, Eventbrite, Momondo, and Blinkist detail how they each built experiences with distinct personality, and discuss elevating content, the emotive qualities of white space, and using the Material Design system as a springboard for unique expression. Learn more at design.google/podcast

Steffen er i studiet for at fortælle om hvordan man får succes med affiliate marketing i en større skala og særlig hvordan datadrevet affiliate marketing kan være nøglen til hurtig vækst. Blandt andet ved at bruge sine data aktivt og regne på hvad der kan svare sig. Steffen har været med til at starte Bownty der arbejder med at anbefale lokale aktiviteter (Momondo for lokale arrangementer) + rejser og shopping. På et tidspunkt forlod Steffen... Læs mere The post Succesfuld datadrevet affiliate marketing m/ Steffen Frølund appeared first on Online Markedsføring - Mikael Rieck om Effektiv Internet Marketing.

Niching down is a great strategy for UX professionals, and travel tech is no exception. Today our guest is Jenny Shen — an independent UI/UX designer, travel tech specialist, and digital nomad. You'll learn about different types of travel tools, common UX challenges, how travel companies create quality content, and how to get started in this prosperous industry. Podcast feed: subscribe to http://simplecast.fm/podcasts/1441/rss in your favorite podcast app, and follow us on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play Music. Show Notes Philip Morgan's free positioning course RealtimeBoard — brainstorming and mindmapping tool Mini-lives: how to see the world without taking a day of vacation — an article by David Kadavy Jenny's mentorship program Episode 46: How to Find Your Mentor with Greg Gilbert Airbnb, Booking.com, Trivago — examples of travel sites Google Flights, KiweeTravel, Momondo — examples of flight search engines Hack Horizion — travel tech hackathon where Jenny participated Phocuswright, Skift, Tnooz, Amadeus, SITA — travel tech media Travel Tech Con, Travel Tech Conference Russia, Phocuswright Conference, Web in Travel — travel tech conferences Jenny's website Mention "UI Breakfast Podcast" when you sign up for Jenny's UX mentorship program to get 10% off Follow Jenny on LinkedIn Follow Jenny on Twitter: @jennyshen Today's Sponsor This episode is brought to you by Tiny Reminder. Are your projects on hold and you invoices unpaid? This tool will play bad cop with your clients — so you don't have to. Sign up today for our Forever Free plan at tinyreminder.com. Interested in sponsoring an episode? Learn more here. Leave a Review Reviews are hugely important because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes. Here's how.

On this episode we discuss the following topics: – The acquisitions of Momondo, Comptel, BillPay and Taxibeat – Atomico’s latest, $765 million fund (but also Frontline’s new €60 million fund) – The EU agreeing to ‘portability’ of online subscriptions across borders – European Parliament calls for robot law, rejects robot tax – An interview with Jevgenijs Kazanins, CEO of Latvian fintech company TWINO – Funding for Bloomon, Soundtrack Your Brand and ID Finance. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

00:00 - Introduction, Layovers reviewsReviews of layovers ✈︎ - air travel and commercial aviation on podbayThe Travel Massive Newsletter02.51 - US Travel BanTrump travel ban: Here's what you need to know - CNNPolitics.comUS airports on frontline as Donald Trump's travel ban causes chaos and protests | US news | The GuardianI am an Immigration Officer who works with DHS and has worked extensively with our refugees/Asylees. There's a lot of misinformation out there on BOTH sides. AMA : AMAEmirates Says Changed Pilot, Crew on U.S.-Bound Flights | Fortune.com06:56 - US3 at the White HouseAmerican airlines want Trump to take on their Gulf rivals - Feb. 7, 201707:56 New Emirates 5th freedom route, DeltaEmirates to add non-stop Newark-Athens flightsEmirates Says Flight Was Delayed After Delta Withheld $300 Spare Part - Bloomberg09:19 - Norwegian US announcementsEurope's best low-cost airline could be an issue for the Trump administration | 02/09/17 | Markets InsiderNorwegian Air confirms Providence will be base for Europe flightsNorwegian: We need Boeing 737MAX to sell $69 tickets to Europe - Business Insider12:05 - 737 MAX 8 for intercontinental routesBoeing plans to deliver re-engined 737 in 2017 | ReutersYour Next Trans-Atlantic Trip May Be on Boeing’s Humble 737 - Bloomberg Quint13:53 - Alex flies Thomas Cook to CPTThomas Cook Flights – Fly Thomas Cook Airlines18:00 - American drops IFE screensAmerican Airlines getting rid of in-flight entertainment screens19:07 - Air Canada unveils new liveryAir Canada Unveils New Livery Inspired by CanadaAir Canada - WinkreativeInternet Archive Wayback Machine23:06 - Etihad, its CEO and LufthansaDetails Of The Expanded Partnership Between Etihad & Lufthansa - One Mile at a TimeEtihad CEO James Hogan is quitting the company in 2017 - Business Insider25:45 - Emirates fleet change 2007-2017Emirates' Fleet Changes, 2007-1726:28 - Lufthansa app, Worldmate, Google Trips, TripitLufthansa myOffer - Lufthansa ® United States of AmericaCWT to shut Worldmate travel concierge mobile app28:20 - Paul crazy flights to MAD via ZRH and FRA31:52 - More on travel planning apps33:28 - MAD T2 and T3Terminals T1, T2, T3, T4-T4S Madrid-Barajas Airport. Distribution of terminals34:08 - Paul tests the Bombardier CS100Bombardier | The innovative ones | SWISSWorld of SWISS - Bombardier CSeries 100 - The latest aircraft in its classOnboard the SWISS CSeries Inaugural Revenue Flight - Airways Magazine36:18 - SWISS Fear of flying courseFear of flying seminar | Swiss AviationTraining37:55 - Schengen area, Momondo, SkyscannerPriceline pays $550 million to acquire European travel search firm Momondo | VentureBeat | Business | by Paul SawersSkyscanner sold to China's Ctrip in £1.4bn deal | Business | The Guardian39:26 - No wifi on Ryanair, BA Cityflyer, plane foodRyanair says no to on-board wi-fi, transatlantic routes - and flights from WaterfordBA CityFlyer - WikipediaBBC Radio 4 - The Kitchen Cabinet, Series 15, Woburn Abbey41:28 - Paul continues to ramble about his loved Sony MDR-1000XBluetooth Over-Ear Noise Canceling Headphones| MDR-1000X | Sony US42:36 - The must-have button on every IFE, Turkish interface43:54 - Amazon, Superbowl, ATL drones, Airbus self-flying taxisThe Super Bowl halftime show drones weren't flying live - The VergeLady Gaga's Super Bowl LI Halftime Show Drones Have a Bright Future | WIREDDrones help expand the world's busiest airportAirbus Is About To Build A Self-Flying Electric Robo-Taxi | Fast Company | Business + InnovationAmazon plans more than 200 daily flights from new cargo hub | Reuters46:20 - Living in lounges Malaysian man jailed for living in executive airport lounges with fake boarding passes47:20 - Cape Town CPT airport52:17 - Conclusion, next flightsCape Town International Airport

Esta semana falámos de aparelhos auditivos, do futuro, do presente e do passado (Strokes <3) e de amor. Miau. 

There is a saturation of travel search engines these days that will do everything from find a cheap flight to offering tips and advice on best hotels, restaurants and sights to visit.  So how does one stand out from the rest?  On this episode, Jason Hartman talks with one of Momondo’s partners, Martin Lumbye. Launched in 2006, there were fewer travel search engines, but today, the web is crowded with them. Momondo has very sophisticated search technology, but being based in Denmark posed a challenge to becoming a global brand. Thanks to the media, they succeeded. As the market became more saturated, Momondo’s leaders came up with a unique, but user-friendly and contemporary approach for travelers to find the best flight comparisons and destinations around the world: a color-coded system to match a traveler’s emotions/mood for travel.  For instance, if traveling with children to a city, you would choose green for a list of family-friendly destinations. If you’re looking for something trendy and vibrant in a city, you would choose hot pink. Martin Lumbye is a Partner of Momondo, which was launched in Denmark in September 2006. His role at Momondo encompasses: marketing, communications, business development and all commercial arrangements. Momondo has rapidly become one of Scandinavia’s most popular travel meta-search sites. Today it is an international site with a very compelling range of services which enables consumers to quickly search for and book a trip. Services include: flights, car rentals, hotels, travel guides, multi-destination booking and many high-speed rail routes.  

Music, Travel & Cruise Smart Phone App Weekly Pick & Cruise Ship Reporters - Press Pass Report This week's app is Momondo the transportation search engine. Get your Discounted  Tickets at U.S. Ticket AGENT dot Com CLICK HERE> http://USticketAgent.com U

Info about the the FAST European Flight Search App Momondo