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Karen Rosenblum is from California but moved to Spain six years ago.  After a brief stint in Madrid, she now considers Málaga to be home.  A travel industry veteran, Karen has worked for several travel companies including STA Travel and Airbnb.  In 2018, she founded Spain Less Traveled, a Spain travel planning service where she works with her clients to plan and personalize their trips to Spain.  Karen is also the founder of the Travel Spain! community on Facebook, a forum to discuss Spain travel planning with almost 40,000 members.  In her spare time, Karen enjoys traveling the world, riding her bike, walking and exploring, and meeting her friends for pub quizzes. In this episode we will discuss everything you need to plan your next trip to Spain. We will talk about: Travel to Málaga Spain Weather in Málaga Spain Transportation in Málaga Spain Best time of year to visit Málaga Spain Day trips from Málaga Spain Tours to take in Málaga Sapin What to do in Málaga Spain Food to eat in Málaga Spain Museums in Málaga Best beaches in Málaga Top things to see in Málaga Spain

Karshare is building a community that will enable the world to do more with less, with Founder Andy Hibbert's commitment to delivering people-led experiences enabled by top-tier technology. The ingredients that make up Andy's entrepreneurial mindset are varied, but come from a place of perseverance and doing good for the community - in this case for the planet, taking polluting traffic off the road.Discover Andy's story and the inspirations behind Karshare, having seen considerable success in the travel industry with BA, STA Travel, EasyJet and Reed Mackay.Lee and Andy discuss:The imperative step in Karshare's birth of obtaining buy-in from essential partners like RAC and OctoAndy's practical engineering mentality, working on cars and taking interest in F1 at an early ageFormative travel experiences with roles at BA, STA Travel, EasyJet and Reed MackayKarshare's mission, and how their innovations can help communities on small and large scalesExtrology is sponsored by Progresso Talent Partners who for more than 25 years have successfully delivered interim and permanent leadership talent to transform businesses and to hire the talent you need to enable your business to thrive: https://www.progressotalent.com/Links & references at: https://www.extrology.com/

Craig Hepburn, Head of Digital Transformation at UEFA, has been responsible for developing highly successful marketing strategies and digital transformation programs for some of the worlds largest brands including Rentokil Initial, STA Travel, Nokia, Microsoft and Tata. In doing so Craig has been able to develop and deliver world leading digital transformation programs that have fundamentally enhanced how companies engage with customers while also transforming internal business processes to be more relevant in a digital first world.  Craig was voted as one of the UK's rising stars in the digital marketing sector by Revolution Magazine and is the co-author of The Future of Now. Currently, Craig is leading the Web3 strategy across UEFA with the ambition to better understand the strategic opportunities for European football in all areas such as NFTs, Metaverse, Blockchain, Fan Tokens and Crypto.   In this episode, Craig shares incredible insights from his 20 year career in digital marketing.   Craig's early career Craig's career progression in digital marketing The key components of digital transformation The marks of successful digital transformation The future of the industry Craig's debut and undefeated record in white collar boxing

As many of you know, I started my career in the travel industry as a travel advisor for STA Travel. I worked in a few of their branches before moving up into their head office in the UK. When I sold travel we were paid commission on EVERYTHING, even domestic air. It was also an era where travelers still didn't have smartphones and most had no access to the internet. The big yellow booking engine and that little blue gnome were not yet household names, and nobody thought they knew more about booking travel than their travel agent. It was still an age where we picked up our tickets in person from the travel agency, and when we checked in at the airline counter we were asked for our "ticket and passport please Mam". It was also a time in history when it was totally OK to smoke on flights - that didn't end until the late 90s! But that's a whole other story. My honest feeling, having watched the industry evolve over the past 22 years, is that we moved away from professional travel planners, to the big booking engines, and now a great majority of those who used to DIY their own travel are now hesitant to do so. Last week I sat down to buy travel insurance for my family as we get ready to fly to France for two weeks. Before I knew it I had 22 tabs open on my screen and I was confused. I switched tasks to stop from getting frustrated. But my next task, booking train tickets and car transfers also made me uncertain. Me... 22 years of industry experience felt for the first time in my life, unqualified to book my own travel. I felt unsure of the rules, unsure of the protocols. I feared making a mistake. So I picked up the phone and paid a $250 planning fee and handed my entire worry list over to a travel advisor. In the past few days, we have given her another $250 for another trip and sent a friend her way. A friend who is an avid online book. My goal in 2022 is that all 30, 000 travel advisors that follow me, are members of our community and take our training, ALL start to charge I am determined to pull each and every single one of you to a place where you feel proud and confident of your planning fees. Get notified when a new episode drops At Travel Marketing & Media we know that you want to be a travel planning professional (superhero status). In order to do that, you need a consistent stream of new clients. The problem is that you are passionate about travel but you do not have the expertise in successful marketing strategies, which makes you feel overwhelmed. We believe that you deserve to focus on what you love most, planning travel for clients that you care about. As a former travel advisor and fellow business owner, I get how overwhelming it can feel to run a business which is why over the past 22 years we have helped travel brands and over 15,000 travel business owners just like you to grow their business. If you're feeling overwhelmed, stuck in a rut or just not sure what you're meant to be doing to grow that baby business check out our quiz. Answer 15 multiple choice questions and we'll give you an action plan to get you from where you are now to your goals.

Wer 2020 beim Reiseanbieter STA Travel eine Reise gebucht hatte, hat richtig Pech. Nicht nur, dass die Reise wegen Corona ins Wasser fiel. Im September meldete das Unternehmen Insolvenz an. Und dann? Kundinnen und Kunden konnten ihre Rückerstattungsanträge beim Garantiefonds anmelden. Dieser springt bei Pauschalreisen für das insolvente Unternehmen in die Bresche. Es braucht jedoch weiterhin Geduld, weil die über 1000 Anträge und die schwierigen Umstände bei STA Travel die Arbeit erschweren. Beim Garantiefonds rechnet man mit drei Millionen Franken, welche den Kunden erstattet werden. Weitere Themen: - Junge Erwachsene wegen Pandemie knapp bei Kasse

Join Emme Lentino as she chats with the gorgeous and talented, Lucy Mason! Originally from Sydney, Australia but relocating to London in 2012 for music, Lucy has been described as ‘a voice that could melt the heart of the stoniest disposition’ and her sound as ‘chilling, mournful and unbearable beautiful’ by Clash Magazine. Lucy is an established songwriter, singer and performer residing in the UK and has been writing and releasing music since she arrived. Lucy has toured with major artists including Jamie Cullum & Matt Corby and has been asked to perform at many high profile events around London which includes invitations from The Mayor of London, The Australian Embassy, Qantas, and many events for the Royal Family including an invite from Her Majesty The Queen, where Lucy performed an original song at Buckingham Palace for the Commonwealth Games Baton Relay. Lucy’s latest work has been featured and recognised over many of the UK’s most prestigious websites, blogs and brands such as Q Magazine, The Independent, The Metro, The Line of Best Fit, The 405, Wonderland, Barbour International and STA Travel, as well as being asked to perform Live on TV. Lucy’s music has been featured on some of Spotify’s largest playlists such as New Music Friday Worldwide, New Music Friday UK and Sweden and many more which is a huge achievement for an independent artist. Shooting her last music video in New York, Lucy signed a distribution deal with a New York based label. Working with many writers recently and over the years both in the US and the UK such as Larzz Principato (Dua Lipa ‘IDGAF’) and Amy Wadge (Co-writer of ‘Thinking Out Loud’ by Ed Sheeran which won Grammy for Song of the year) Lucy’s sound continues to establish itself. Her recent album ‘Flashback Romance’ was created completely by Lucy and Jess Ellen Henderson, in their home studios over the course of a year, with one song produced by Australian producer Jordi White.

The concept of upmarket hostel accommodation was, some argue, fairly alien in the youth travel sector until fairly recently.Generator Hostels was a single-property brand in London, launched in the mid-1990s, but was considered the perfect place to try out a new approach to the sector when Josh Wyatt came onboard in 2007 with a pile of venture money.The hostel was overhauled and reopened with, as he puts it, "design and experience" at the center.Within a few years, the brand had expanded quickly to launch a string of facilities in a number of countries, indicating that the youth travel market had evolved and become more aware of the aesthetics of a stay, triggered in part by the self-conscious world of social media.Wyatt continued with Generator until 2016, when he left to eventually launch the NeueHouse brand, where he is now CEO.He joins us at the latest guest on How I Got Here, as we launch the third season of our podcast.HIGH is a weekly show produced by PhocusWire and Mozio, aimed at getting the inside stories behind startups and innovation in travel and transportation.It's hosted by PhocusWire's editor in chief, Kevin May, and Mozio co-founder and CEO David Litwak.

In this episode, Jeannette speaks to Lisa Fitzell who is an international businesswoman who has worked in the travel industry for 33 years. Lisa is the managing director of Elegant Resorts. She shares what she has learned while working in several countries and rising through the ranks with some of the best brands in travel such as Lunn Poly, TUI, STA Travel, Stella, Austravel, Diethelm and Elegant Resorts.   Her and Jeannette discuss how reaching burnout and nearly dying from meningitis fundamentally changed the way Lisa approaches her life and career. Lisa grabs every opportunity. She explains how to do this without burning out, the role of mindset, mentors and never giving up on your goals. Lisa shares her thoughts on how to build a strong team, develop your future leaders and continually improving what you do.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Love what you do but be careful to not let your job totally define you, so you get out of balance.  Repeat clients and being recommended is the recipe for success for any business As a leader, you need to let go a bit and trust your team. You can´t do it all. Really look after your people. Investing in their wellness will pay for itself. Say yes when you are offered opportunities, you can use the skills you already have to work everything out and learn new ones. You do not have to have been to university to be able to succeed and grow. Treat every company you work for as if it is your own. Imposter syndrome is a big issue, you have to recognise it in yourself and work to eliminate it. Invest time in looking after yourself. If you don´t you will burn out and not be able to be there for your family and colleagues. Never feeling good enough can be incredibly damaging, so you need to watch out for this and be kind to yourself When things go wrong, e.g., COVID-19, look after your customers. Doing so builds loyalty and brings them back to you later. Having a good network of friends helps you in many ways. Create headspace for yourself. Take the time to switch off. Walking or yoga are good for this. Drop the guilt as a working mum and cut yourself some slack Find a morning routine that sets you up for the day. Don´t be afraid to move fast in business. Perfection does not exist, so there is no point in planning everything to the eighth degree.   BEST MOMENTS ‘Getting your repeat clients and being recommended, that's the recipe for any good business to grow’ ‘You only live once, so don´t  ever turn anything down´ ‘Really look after your people, and they'll thrive as a result of it’   VALUABLE RESOURCES Brave, Bold, Brilliant podcast series   ABOUT THE HOST Jeannette Linfoot is a highly regarded senior executive, property investor, board advisor, and business mentor with over 25 years of global professional business experience across the travel, leisure, hospitality, and property sectors. Having bought, ran, and sold businesses all over the world, Jeannette now has a portfolio of her own businesses and also advises and mentors other business leaders to drive forward their strategies as well as their own personal development.   Jeannette is a down to earth leader, a passionate champion for diversity & inclusion, and a huge advocate of nurturing talent so every person can unleash their full potential and live their dreams.    CONTACT METHOD https://www.jeannettelinfootassociates.com/ YOUTUBE LinkedIn Facebook Instagram   ABOUT THE GUEST Lisa Fitzell is an international businesswoman with over 33 years experience in the travel industry. Lisa has worked for some of the best known brands in travel ranging from Lunn Poly, TUI, STA Travel, Stella, Austravel, Diethelm and Elegant Resorts. Lisa is truly passionate about the travel industry and has worked in a wide range of business types from tour operating, to destination management companies and retail in the UK, Asia, North America and Australia.   Lisa loves creating an environment that drives business excellence, continuous improvement and teams that excel and continue to grow and develop.   CONTACT METHOD Liza Fitzell LinkedIn  Elegant Resorts Instagram Elegant Resorts Facebook lisa.fitzell@Elegant resorts.co.uk   PODCAST DESCRIPTION Jeannette Linfoot talks to incredible people about their experiences of being Brave, Bold & Brilliant, which have allowed them to unleash their full potential in business, their careers, and life in general. From the boardroom tables of ‘big’ international business to the dining room tables of entrepreneurial start-ups, how to overcome challenges, embrace opportunities and take risks, whilst staying ‘true’ to yourself is the order of the day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Bruce and Anna as they discuss the CDC's lifting of the "No-Sail" ban and what this means for the industry. Plus all the latest on STA Travel and their customers, as well as an update on the long hoped-for rescue package for the travel industry. All this and more in the latest episode of News on the Fly. News on the Fly is your weekly update on all the latest travel industry news. This episode of News on the Fly is brought to you by TravelBulletin. The November issue is out now, featuring the annual Million Dollar Club, and exclusive interviews with industry leaders from Webjet, Cover-More, The Travel Corporation and many more! Read it now at travelbulletin.com.au

The amount owed to creditors of the failed travel group STA has soared to more than $10 million, with customers told there's little chance of getting their hard earned cash back. Nearly a month on from the company's closure, administrators Deloitte are still trying to figure out where money owed to Kiwi travellers has gone. Meanwhile the former head of the company's New Zealand arm says he too is a victim of its downfall. Checkpoint reporter Nick Truebridge tried to trace the cash.

Time to go back to Spain! In episode 2 of the podcast series, we travelled to Sevilla which is the capital of Andalucia. This area in the south of Spain is vibrant, beautiful, has a rich history, nice weather and warm people. It is safe to say that if you haven't been to Spain, Andalucia is a great place to start from. I will meet you with Karen who has a travel company in the region. In addition to the usual food, drinks and history talks, we will also talk about the wine culture, cheese and festivals. Enjoy! About Karen: Karen Rosenblum has 20 years of experience in the professional travel industry working for companies such as Airbnb and STA Travel. She now specializes in personalized travel consulting and handcrafting Spain itineraries based on her clients' unique needs through her business Spain Less Traveled. Last year, she created Travel Spain!: a fast-growing Facebook community for Spain travellers (and travel dreamers) who want to discover Spain more authentically and (a bit more) off the beaten path. A true traveler at heart, Karen has explored over 60 countries, mostly solo. Aside from Spain, some of her favourite destinations are Tanzania, Sri Lanka, Portugal, Myanmar, Perú, and Morocco. From California, Spain truly stole her heart and uprooted her life to Madrid, the city she now calls home. (You can connect with her through her website at spainlesstravled.com, join her Travel Spain! community on Facebook at facebook.com/groups/travelspain or follow her on Instagram at https://instagram.com/spainlesstraveled) More information about what Karen mentioned in the Podcast Episode: Hidden Southern Spain: The Ultimate Travel Guide to Andalucía off the beaten path: https://www.spainlesstraveled.com/blog/southern-spainSephardic Spain: Jewish heritage and history for travellers: https://www.spainlesstraveled.com/blog/sephardic-spain Spain 101: Highlights of Spain (a good itinerary for first-time visitors) https://www.spainlesstraveled.com/blog/highlights-of-spainSierra de Aracena in Huelva province (which I spoke about quite a bit) https://www.spainlesstraveled.com/blog/sierra-de-aracena-a-day-trip-from-seville-off-the-beaten-path Let's connect: www.curiouspavel.com/links My Podcast Equipment: www.curiouspavel.com/podcast-equipment •••••••••••• Music By ••••••••••••• Rising Spirits Jay Man - OurMusicBox http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox #travel #spain #andalucia

As lockdown drags on, the aviation industry has hit more turbulence. Jetstar has today announced it is continuing its suspension of domestic travel because the social distancing requirements make it unfeasible to operate. Air Chathams has joined the chorus, and Air New Zealand says the cost of social distancing will weigh on ticket prices. Meanwhile, with another travel company closing its doors, thousands of travellers who'd booked trips with STA Travel could find themselves out of pocket. Here's RNZ reporter, Sarah Robson on the ongoing battle to get their money.

East Coast Radio — Darren Keri and Sky bring you your latest Coronavirus Update from around the globe. STA Travel, a popular travel business among South Africans, has closed its almost twenty stores in South Africa. In the U.S., the national rate of anxiety tripled in the second quarter compared to the same period in 2019 from 8.1% to 25.5%.

In this episode:UpdatesNew entrant Breeze Airways in the U.S. will not have a familiar airline code after allDelta partners with CVS in the U.S. for rapid COVID19 testingNot surprisingly, jetBlue delays its planned London servicesManufacturer Boeing gets its first order of the year for its troubled 737-8 but...In another first, the only non-commercial A350 goes to...Miscellaneous a decorated US SEAL commando gets attention again.  But for the wrong reasonsSTA Travel is out of businessa PanAm Fokker F100?  Yes, in Brazil, no less, but as a theme restaurantSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/passrider)

"Everyone's human & everyone wants to have a beer at the end of the day!" - Josh StockdaleJosh Stockdale (@joshstockdalee) is the Co-Founder of the award-winning creative and production agency, Dream Beach Media.Alongside his best mate, Alex (@alexboulton), Josh has travelled to 27 plus countries in three years, doing creative shoots for world famous brands, including MTV, Panasonic & STA Travel, as well countless tourism boards, such as Visit Australia and Visit Malta.As well as running their agency full-time, they've also launched 2 successful Kickstarter campaigns with partners in Sweden which have raised a combined total of over £26,000. The most recent of these was Wolt: A travel sunglasses brand.Prior to Dream Beach, Josh and Alex were part of a successful boy band called :PM, and they did a UK tour with The Vamps. Together, they played in front of thousands of adoring fans at amazing venues like The O2.In our wide-ranging conversation, we discuss how to 10X your network; how to find & hire amazing talent; what it takes to REALLY run a successful company; and so much more! There's so much gold in the episode!You can find Josh at the following:Instagram: @joshstockdaleeDream Beach Media: dreambeachmedia.com:PM the Band: YouTube ChannelSuccessful Kickstarter Campaigns:Wolt Sunglasses: These are super cool! Wolt Sunglasses have foldable frames, interchangable lenses and a GPS tracking device in their case. They successful raised over £23,000 during their Kickstarter campaign and they're perfect if you're on the road.The Palm Band: Beautifully designed bracelets and for every bracelet bought, a tree is planted.Further resources we discuss:The Diary of a CEO by Steven Bartlett: Steven is the CEO of Social Chain - a digital agency that Dream Beach Media has worked with - and me and Josh both LOVE his podcast! Lots of business gold and life advice in all of his episodes. Well worth a listen!Key Points:"The Human Surfboard" & partnering with Panasonic (4:35):PM, Johnny Depp's recording studio & touring with The Vamps (7:45)Working with MTV: Logistics, hiring talent, networking (15:54)Reaching out to companies a LOT (20:54)How productions are structured (24:26)"Everyone wants to have a beer at the end of the day" (33:48)Experimenting with Facebooks ads (37:37)Tik Tok (42:35)Josh's top tips for getting started in business (47:30)Successful Kickstarter campaigns (53:40)Dream Beach Media's next steps (61:37)Be sure to follow me on Instagram @entrepreneurscanparty​If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

In this episode, industry insiders sharing their insight into the future of travel, how the backpacking sector has been affected by COVID-19 and what is Airbnb doing to encourage connection?As governments around the globe impose lockdowns and people self-isolate, coronavirus (COVID-19) has hit the travel industry hard. The World Nomads Travel Podcast has suspended its regular destination episodes and, in their place, offering a round-up of the major coronavirus-related travel headlines, including the future of travel.

Great opportunities don't come everyday, but Dick Porter, the co-founder of STA Travel and Director of STA Travel Group has been taking every opportunity for the last 40 years in the UK. A self proclaimed “average student” at UWA, Dick embarked on a trip to the UK and has remained there ever since. By 1976, suffering from the huge oil shock flowing from the 1973 ‘Yom Kippur’ War, much of the European travel industry had failed or required government subsidy to continue. Seizing the opportunity, Dick co-founded STA Travel in 1979, which has continued to advise young people on holidays and adventures abroad, offering a unique range of flights, accommodation, tours and expeditions in 90 countries. Today, STA Travel has more than 400 branches worldwide and sends more than six million passengers away each year. In this interview Dick shares how a freak accident during university changed the trajectory of his career, what a business leader looks like, the impact of mentoring and the alumni network in the UK, and the importance for students and alumni to travel.

On The Rampage w/ Don Lichterman's is the Elephant in the Room and Gun safety report...The Rams win big yesterday...Saturday and Saturday night at Biergartens and the Pumpkin Glow...What I am doing this week...Houses seen again yesterday, victory for Elephants and Tigers! California Bans Wild Animals in the Circus, over 100 travel companies – including TripAdvisor, Booking.com, and STA Travel – have taken a stand against this abuse by refusing to offer elephant rides, do poachers only kill old elephants? And man what an annoying day it's been today....I forget what else but more was talked about on this slow day getting going...

Whether you had to miss out on the adventure of a lifetime or cut your trip short, in this episode we call the winners of our competition Flip My Trip.Explore your boundaries and discover your next adventure with The World Nomads Podcast. Hosted by Podcast Producer Kim Napier and World Nomads Phil Sylvester, each episode will take you around the world with insights into destinations from travelers and experts. They'll share the latest in travel news, answer your travel questions and fill you in on what World Nomads is up to, including the latest scholarships and guides.World Nomads is a fast-growing online travel company that provides inspiration, advice, safety tips and specialized travel insurance for independent, volunteer and student travelers, traveling and studying most anywhere in the world. Our online global travel insurance covers travelers from more than 135 countries and allows you to buy and claim online, 24/7, even while already traveling.The World Nomads Podcast is not your usual travel Podcast. It's everything for the adventurous, independent traveler.

Today on episode 39 we will be speaking to Karl Watson.   BIO: Karl Watson: Travel Documentaries is all about sharing Karl’s backpacking adventures from around the world through fun, entertaining, honest and inspiring documentaries.   His YouTube channel has only taken 4 years to amass over 65,000 subscribers and more than 5 million views, and has led to him partnering with STA Travel on multiple video productions shot worldwide.   Breaking the mold of travel vlogs, Karl creates high quality TV style documentaries for the online world, alongside his ‘Travel Tips’ series to help people get started on their own adventure.   Karl is based in London, UK where he works as a freelance video editor between his travels. WHAT YOU WILL GAIN FROM LISTENING TO THIS PODCAST: Learning about the life of a freelance video editor/youtuber. Karl talks about his experience in film and how he has used it to his advantage when traveling. What it took to travel around the world from Hong Kong to New York. Ultimately the trip that launched his career. HK2NY is Karls first travel series on youtube as he shares his experience preparing and filming a massive trip with only one camera.     GUEST INFO:   WEBSITE YOUTUBE FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM TWITTER GET MORE OF GOAL TRAVELER: TRAVEL STRESS FREE BLOG INSTAGRAM

Du hörst: Ausgabe #007 von ASK A BACKPACKER. Heute mit der Frage: "Was muss ich beim Arzt und bei der Versicherung klären?". Wir sprechen heute über alles was das Thema Gesundheit und Versicherungen betrifft. Moderation: David & Lisa Aufgezeichnet in: Hamburg, Deutschland Shownotes für Ausgabe #007: - Frage der Folge: Was muss ich beim Arzt und bei der Versicherung klären? - Unterschied von Auslandsversicherungen für den Kurzurlaub und längerfristigen Versicherungen - Anbietervergleich über Stiftung Warentest und über Reiseblogs - Vorteile der STA Travel 1) 195 Euro für 5 Monate 2) medizinisch notwendige Behandlungen 3) medizinisch sinnvoller Rücktransport in die Heimat 4) Absicherung von Reiseaktivitäten (Work &Travel, Sportunfälle,...) 5) Krankentransport 6) Arznei, Verband und Hilfmittel 7) schmerzstillende Zahnbehandlung 8) Überführung im Todesfall 9) Temporäre Versicherung in Deutschland - Versicherungen einschließlich der USA sind meist teurer, eventuell kann man von der Reise aus Zusatzversicherung abschließen - Krankenvericherungspflicht in Deutschland bis man anderweitig abgesichert ist - In Deutschland ist man gesetzlich versichert, freiwillig gesetzlich versichert oder privat versichert - Bei gesetzlicher Versicherung: Kündigung und bei Rückkehrt Wiederaufnahme beantragen: telefonisch mit der Kasse klären und Versicherungsschein zusenden - Bei freiwillig gesetzlicher Versicherung: Anwartschaft beantragen mit zweimonatiger Kündigungsfrist - Haftpflicht- und Hausratsversicherung auf Auslandstauglichkeit prüfen - bei Reise- oder Tropenmediziner Reiseberatung machen zum Thema Impfungen und Reiseapotheke - Informieren, ob Krankenkasse Impfkosten trägt - Vorsorgeuntersuchungen und verschreibungspflichtige Medikamente - Medikamentenliste auf englisch mitnehmen - Wichtiger Hinweis: Bitte informiert euch selbstständig über die Aktualität der Themen und über eure individuellen Möglichkeiten! Wenn es dir gefallen hat: Erzähle es gerne deinen Freunden oder bewerte uns bei Apple Podcasts. Vielen Dank! Website: https://backpackerpodcast.de/

Good morning lovely people. Happy Monday! On this week's show: Taylor Swift finally gets political, why this year’s season of The Bachelorette is the lowest rating in history, and the Aussie socialites that are dripping with both money and narcissism.This week, Zara recommended Longform's interview with Rebecca Traister and Michelle recommended Any Ordinary Day by Leigh Sales.Wanna read what we spoke about in the pod? Links below.Why celebrities wade into politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/09/22/why-celebrities-wade-into-politics-and-why-people-listen-to-them-even-conservatives/?utm_term=.3d06a0f24d5eThe Social Set: https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/celebrity/what-s-not-to-like-the-social-network-that-really-counts-20181008-p508c8.htmlThanks so much to STA Travel for sponsoring this episode of Shameless. This episode was produced by Zara McDonald, with royalty free music from BenSound.

Good morning lovely people. Happy Monday! On this week's show: Taylor Swift finally gets political, why this year’s season of The Bachelorette is the lowest rating in history, and the Aussie socialites that are dripping with both money and narcissism.This week, Zara recommended Longform's interview with Rebecca Traister and Michelle recommended Any Ordinary Day by Leigh Sales.Wanna read what we spoke about in the pod? Links below.Why celebrities wade into politics: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-fix/wp/2017/09/22/why-celebrities-wade-into-politics-and-why-people-listen-to-them-even-conservatives/?utm_term=.3d06a0f24d5eThe Social Set: https://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/celebrity/what-s-not-to-like-the-social-network-that-really-counts-20181008-p508c8.htmlThanks so much to STA Travel for sponsoring this episode of Shameless. This episode was produced by Zara McDonald, with royalty free music from BenSound.

Good morning to everyone except Nick Cummins!Kidding, kidding. In all seriousness, though, what the HECK happened on The Bachelor last week? Plus, can you be a feminist and love rap music, and what's with the return of the noughties' biggest Hollywood stars? Mischa Barton and Lindsay Lohan are ev-er-y-where.Our recommendations for the week: How To Be Perfect by Holly Wainwright and Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty.Wanna read what we spoke about in the pod? Links below.Tricia Rose for The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2012/jan/17/jay-z-bitch-rapper-hip-hopAnn Friedman for The Cut: https://www.thecut.com/2013/07/blurring-the-lines-enjoying-maybe-sexist-music.htmlThe New York Times on women in the music industry: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/25/arts/music/music-industry-gender-study-women-artists-producers.htmlTirhakah Love for The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/oct/19/post-malone-rockstar-numb-the-pain-with-the-money-how-hip-hop-turned-nihilisticJill Filipovic on women's public meltdowns: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/may/29/amanda-bynes-meltdown-why-we-watchThanks so much to STA Travel for sponsoring this episode of Shameless. This episode was produced by Michelle Andrews, with royalty free music from BenSound.

Good morning to everyone except Nick Cummins!Kidding, kidding. In all seriousness, though, what the HECK happened on The Bachelor last week? Plus, can you be a feminist and love rap music, and what's with the return of the noughties' biggest Hollywood stars? Mischa Barton and Lindsay Lohan are ev-er-y-where.Our recommendations for the week: How To Be Perfect by Holly Wainwright and Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty.Wanna read what we spoke about in the pod? Links below.Tricia Rose for The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2012/jan/17/jay-z-bitch-rapper-hip-hopAnn Friedman for The Cut: https://www.thecut.com/2013/07/blurring-the-lines-enjoying-maybe-sexist-music.htmlThe New York Times on women in the music industry: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/25/arts/music/music-industry-gender-study-women-artists-producers.htmlTirhakah Love for The Guardian: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2017/oct/19/post-malone-rockstar-numb-the-pain-with-the-money-how-hip-hop-turned-nihilisticJill Filipovic on women's public meltdowns: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/may/29/amanda-bynes-meltdown-why-we-watchThanks so much to STA Travel for sponsoring this episode of Shameless. This episode was produced by Michelle Andrews, with royalty free music from BenSound.

Named Trust Across America 2018 Top Thought Leader in Trust, Anne Bahr Thompson has been inspiring business leaders to use their brands as a motivating force for change for many years. She started to observe and write about how peoples’ connections to companies were turning upside down at the start of the Millennium, before many others identified this shift. With more than 25 years experience as a global brand strategist, Anne is the author of DO GOOD, which explains her pioneering model of Brand Citizenship® – and the cultural dynamics that led to the creation of the model.A former executive director of strategy and planning and the head of consulting at Interbrand, the world’s leading brand consultancy, Anne is the founder of Onesixtyfourth, a boutique consultancy that helps companies align purpose and profit by integrating cultural shifts and a social conscience into brand development. She spent several years in the banking sector in strategic planning and research and began her career at Grey Advertising. Anne brings the knowledge and understanding that only comes from interacting with a lengthy list of the world’s most prestigious brands including: Aegon, adidas, American Cancer Society, Citibank, Emerson, Hard Rock Cafe, IBM, ING, JPMorganChase, Kingfisher, MerckMedco, Microsoft, Pearson, Pepsi, Prudential, Quaker Oats, Roche, Save the Children, Scandinavian Airlines, STA Travel, Stolichnaya, Symantec, ThomsonReuters, Tri-Star Entertainment, UNICEF, Waitrose/John Lewis Partnership and many others.Anne’s writings have appeared in Brands and Branding (Economist Books), hbr.com, Brand Quarterly, Journal of Brand Strategy, Bloomberg News, The Guardian, PR News, and many other industry publications, and she has been interviewed about her mega trends on Fox Business. An active community volunteer, she is extremely proud of the work she has done for non-profit and humanitarian aid organizations, both global and local. She holds an MBA from the Darden Graduate School at the University of Virginia and has been an adjunct professor at New York University Stern School of Business’s London campus.

In this podcast we chat to Alex Trifonidis, Global Director People & Culture at STA Travel, about how his company is tackling a couple of areas like locating businesses offshore and mobility of employees between those businesses. Take a listen.

Leider, leider habe ich für heute keinen Gast im Podcast, also gibt es einen spontanen Newsletter rund um Off The Path!  Und zwar organisieren wir nächste Woche mit STA TRAVEL ein Meet & Greet in Berlin und stellen alle Details zu unserer Leserreise im April 2018 nach Südafrika vor! Es gibt Platz für 40 Gäste. Falls ihr dabei sein wollt, meldet euch hier an: http://www.statravel.de/infoabende.htm#261017ber   Wir haben von Booking.com 500 x 25 € Gutscheine erhalten. Falls ihr gerade eine Reise bucht, dann schreibt mir eine Mail an sebastian@off-the-path.com und ich schicke euch einen Link zum Gutschein!    Außerdem verlosen wir auf unserem Instagram Account eine DJI Spark Drohne. Einfach hier vorbeischauen: https://instagram.com/offthepath   Und wer noch mehr hören will, der schaut im neuen Off The Path Podcast Mittendrin vorbei. Tolle Audioeffekts dank 3D Audio! Es gibt auch dort was zu gewinnen und zwar ein Sennheiser PXC 550 im Wert von 399 €!    Bis nächste Woche zu einem regulären Podcast! :)    Euer Sebastian

This episode we talk nipples, bureaucracy and science the shit out of handshakes. Also, it's Cameron's birthday, so we made him a card and bought him some gifts he was impressed with. This episodes unwitting sponsor is STA Travel - better than Phil Hoffman. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/publish-perish-or-podcast/message

Neuseeland ist für uns eines der Lieblingsländer - neben Südafrika definitiv eines der Länder in die wir immer gerne reisen. Neuseeland hat so viel zu bieten und die Unterschiede zwischen Nord- und Südinsel sind auch immer wieder spannend zu entdecken. Unser Roadtrip durch den Süden ist wirklich ein unvergessliches Erlebnis. Die heutigen Podcast Gäste Charlotte und Micha sind gerade im Norden Neuseelands und wollen noch weiter auf die Südinsel ziehen. Sie sind in einem Camper unterwegs und haben einige Tipps zum Reisen durch Neuseeland. Ich war ja noch nicht auf der Nordinsel und nach dem Gespräch mit den beiden habe ich noch mehr Lust diesen Teil bald zu erkunden. Erfahre in dieser Episode über Neuseelands Norden: Wie das Wetter im Norden Neuseelands aktuell ist Welches Visum du für Neuseeland benötigst Wie Weihnachten in Neuseeland gefeiert wird. Warum das Reisen im Camper viel angenehmer und entspannter ist Ab wann es sich lohnt einen Camper zu kaufen statt zu mieten Was teurer und was günstiger ist als in Deutschland Welche Highlights der Nordinsel du auf keinen Fall verpassen solltest Zu den Shownotes!

In dieser neuen Abenteuerhappen Folge sprechen wir bei einem leckeren deutschen Frühstück über unsere Reise mit STA Travel durch Ecuador. 9 Tage waren wir insgesamt in diesem vielfältigen Land unterwegs und haben eine Menge erlebt: Raften, Canyoning, Wandern, Zelten und Downhill-Biking.   Ob uns diese organisierte Gruppenreise gefallen hat, wie ihr euch eine solche Reise mit STA Travel vorstellen könnt und warum unser Highlight ausgerechnet ein Einbruch in eine kleine Farm am frühen Morgen war, erfahrt ihr in dieser spannenden Folge!   Zur Reise: https://www.off-the-path.com/link/statravel-ecuador

Du planst eine Auszeit oder sogar eine komplette Weltreise? Dann kommt auf jeden Fall eine Menge Planung und Organisation auf dich zu. Damit du die wohl schönste Zeit deines Lebens ohne Stress genießen kannst, gibt es Anbieter, die dir genau dabei helfen. Sie setzen sich mit dir zusammen, planen die Route, buchen die günstigsten Tickets und decken dich mit den wichtigsten Versicherungen ab. Und das Beste: Sie stehen dir auch während der Reise persönlich bei jedem Problem oder Änderungswunsch zur Seite! Cornelia arbeitet bei STA Travel und ist Expertin für Weltreisen bzw. längere Reisen im Rahmen einer Auszeit. Außerdem kennt sie sich mit Auslandskrankenversicherungen super aus. In dieser 14. Off The Path Podcast-Folge dreht sich alles um die Planung einer Weltreise, wie ein Around-the-World-Ticket funktioniert, welche Versicherungen du abschließen solltest und wie dir STA Travel bei all dem helfen kann. Erfahre in dieser Episode über (Welt)reise Organisation und Auslandskrankenversicherung: Wie STA Travel dir bei der Planung deiner Weltreise hilft Wann du mit der Planung bzw. Buchung anfangen solltest Wie ein Around-the-World-Ticket funktioniert Wie viel ein Around-the-World-Ticket kostet und wie flexibel du damit bist Wie STA Travel auch bei der Buchung von Unterkünften, Aktivitäten, Mietwagen oder Zugtickets hilft Welche verschiedenen Versicherungen von STA Travel angeboten werden und welche du unbedingt abschließen solltest Was eine Stornoversicherung beinhaltet Was du bei einer Reise in die USA oder Kanada beachten musst Auf was du bei einer Auslandskrankenversicherung über deine Kreditkarte achten musst Wie du mit dem Familientarif bei einer Reise zu zweit Geld sparst

CliffCentral.com — That time of the year has rolled around again and it is therefore time to #StartTheAdventure with STA Travel. This time, Arye Kellman and Lee Cairncross make it all about the festive season. They hear from a few local celebrities, including our very own Mabale Moloi, about where their dream destination to spend Christmas is.

As the Communications Manager, Tiffany Harrison is responsible for all internal and external communications for STA Travel US. Previous to this, she was the Outreach Manager at GoAbroad.com for nearly four years, developing her knowledge and passion for international education and student travel. She is also involved with communities like the NAFSA Rainbow SIG and Tech SIG, and presents often on brand management and social media, online marketing, and methods for translating the student experience. When she isn’t dreaming of her next travel destination, she can be found obsessing about all things related to Jane Austen, Doctor Who, and Scotland. 

CliffCentral.com — Lee Cairncross from STA Travel is back and her and Arye Kellman have something very exciting up their sleeves. On this edition of #StartTheAdventure, they talk to travel bloggers from all across the globe who explain why we should travel and what it can do for one's life as an individual.

CliffCentral.com — The team from STA Travel - along with the General Manager of Contiki Tours SA, Kelly Jackson - join Arye in giving away a Europe Contiki tour to one lucky listener… who's it going to be? Plus, everything you need to know about booking your very own Contiki trip through STA is covered with Lee Cairncross, jumping in via Skype due to bad traffic.

CliffCentral.com — It's time to #StartTheAdventure with STA Travel, the team bring it home by talking about the best things to do in the country we love the most - South Africa. Their extra special guest is musician Jesse Clegg who talks about his favourite places in South Africa to visit and play gigs. They're also joined by Craig Rodney who is the organiser behind South Africa's biggest "InstaMeet".

CliffCentral.com — Lee Cairncross and Arye Kellman explore the beauty and wonder of Thailand. From the culture, the sights, tastes and smells, they make it so real that you feel you are there. They chat to Bryce Young, GM of STA Travel via Skype who talks about the benefits of visiting Thailand with STA Travel and what you should and should not do when you are there. Then Arye and Lee chat to STA Travel competition winners Kaylie Place and Michal Fannin, about their adventure trip to Thailand that they will remember and treasure for the rest of their lives. Finally, Lee has some awesome prizes up for grabs courtesy of STA Travel.

CliffCentral.com — Lee Cairncross and Arye Kellman join forces to discuss one of the greatest nations in the world, the USA. The states have just celebrated their Independence Day on the 4th of July, and Arye is suffering from a bit of FOMO. In a country with 50 states, there is literally something for everyone, no matter whether you are into nature, technology, beaches or partying, America and STA Travel can make it happen for you!

CliffCentral.com — Many people feel that traveling is too expensive and is something that is just not realistic for them. However, have you ever thought about working abroad? This is an excellent way to travel and see the world, while at the same time earning some respectable cash. Don't be put off by getting your visa or any of the other logistics, just step into an STA Travel branch and they will sort you out!

CliffCentral.com — With the launch of the Blue Ticket in South Africa, we discover how this can help you travel the world on a budget. It's like a plane ticket, only more flexible. If you have to do date changes the Blue Ticket can accommodate you, it also allows you to put down a R1 000 deposit as opposed to paying a full ticket fee for one of your destinations. You also receive 24 hour support should you be stranded somewhere. To be eligible all you need to be is a student or a youth, if you think you fit the criteria, do not miss out on this special offer!

CliffCentral.com — Nandi Tshabalala is one woman you do not want to argue with about football, because more than likely you are going to come out second best. She is a sports reporter, news reader as well as CliffCentral Hostess of The Phootball Show - Wednesdays from 14:00 to 15:00, don't miss it! Let's see what this woman of sports has to say about her travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — Florence Letoaba is well a well known radio and television personality. Having started out in campus radio while studying her law degree, she fell in love with news and soon found herself promoted to news manager at her campus station. It wasn't long until a national station noticed her talent for news and broadcasting and picked her up. After that, it was a small leap to the television screen where she has even read news for the prime time slot on SABC 3. Let's see what this news reporter extraordinaire has left on her travel bucket list...

CliffCentral.com — Carmen is a gorgeous Eldorado Park-based Model who is making the transition into the TV world. She has graced the pages of many magazines in advertisements over the years as a model. Carmen is very young and is filled with dreams, let's find out which destinations are on her travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — We're headed to the east for this edition of #StartTheAdventure. We discuss the beauty of this land, the culture, the food, and the generosity of the people, but more importantly, we find out how STA Travel can help you get there.

CliffCentral.com — Chris Mapane is a South African comedian who has been doing comedy for nearly a decade. With his extremely infectious energy and presence on stage, he keeps the audience interested, entertained and laughing from start to finish. His skills earned him a nomination at the Ikusasa Awards for Comedian of the Year in 2012. Let's find out where in the world Chris hopes to take the woman of his dreams.

CliffCentral.com — On Sunday the 12th of April at 18:00, Mzansi Magic put the spotlight on five soccer "wives", with the brand new reality show - Diski Divas. This show gives us a glimpse of how soccer royalty babes live the life that ordinary folks only dream of. In studio, we are joined by Felicia Modise, former wife of Teko Modise, as well as Wendy Parker, wife of Bernard Parker, who both give us the dirt on what really happens in the lives of soccer players' wives! Felicia and Wendy do not only have dreams of fame and fortune, they also have several destinations on their travel bucket lists, let's see where these Divas plan on travelling...

CliffCentral.com — Tshepo Ramasia, who we know better as Hip-Hop DJ Pappa Snoopy gives us his travel bucket list. He has traveled to various world class destinations, but he is not done traveling just yet.

CliffCentral.com — Born in the small town of Bisho in the Eastern Cape, it was clear early on that Anathii's songwriting skills were those of a 21st century prodigy whose musical creations were borderless in appeal. At the age of 18 he took his destiny as a musician of international repute into his own hands by securing a collaboration with a renowned us producer and hit-maker. Anathii has traveled extensively as he tours for his music, but that doesn't mean that he doesn't have a few destinations left on his travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — Sammy Sosa is a well known radio DJ who has just made the big leap to national radio. She, along with Moflava are the hosts of a brand new national morning show that is taking audiences by storm. We hear her full story, from her days on campus radio, to her move to regional radio, and finally how she landed up in a prime time slot on one of SA's biggest radio stations. This ambitious young woman has big plans for her life, her career and her travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — We are joined on the line by Samora Mangesi who is in Cape Town. He is a kids tv presenter on the popular show Hectic Nine 9 and he tells us what it’s like being on screen every afternoon and what happens after you grow out of presenting. He has big plans for holidays destinations and work related trips on his travel bucket list, let's find out.

CliffCentral.com — Well know radio DJ Marian Lartey has had an extensive career, boasting more than nine years in the radio business. From her humble beginnings in East London, Marian has made her way up the radio ladder and has transformed herself from campus radio, to regional radio and finally she has finds herself broadcasting from a national station. Marian is well traveled within the African continent, but she still has a few destinations to tick off of her travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — It's the year of the female in music and Kyla Nicole is here to claim her spot. A well-known boxing manager, singer-songwriter, Kyla has been singing Motown hits since the age of three. She has vivid memories of singing with her dad and two older brothers. Kyla has recently released her debut single 'Out of Lives,' she is a passionate artist, entertainer and performer who has huge plans for her future. Just like her career, she has high hopes for her travel bucket list, let's find out.

CliffCentral.com — William Lehong has seven years of experience in the entertainment industry, working as a radio host and television presenter. Lehong has also been a host for television programs such as What's in a name (SABC 1) and Inside Sports on etv. This hustler is kicking his way to the top of the broadcasting ladder and seems unstoppable. With career ambition like this, we wonder what plans he has for his travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — How hard would you work for what you love? Would you give up everything for music? Meet Taylor Byron, one of the hardest working rising stars in the US music industry. He is a transcendent force in music-pushing past the boundaries of any one genre. He is creating music one song at a time that reaches the hearts and souls of his rapidly growing international fan base. He may live in LA at present, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have big plans for his travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — Majozi is a proudly South African musician from the coastal city of Durban who wears his heart on his sleeve… Literally. He has tattoos dedicated to Jesus and to his mother ­ two very defining aspects of his life, both of which inspire the music he writes. Over the past year, Majozi has been steadily climbing the South African music ladder, getting the opportunity to open for Matthew Mole, Gangs of Ballet, Zebra and Giraffe and international artist, Yoav. Let's see what destinations he would like to visit...

CliffCentral.com — Gino Brown is a well rounded South African entertainer, DJ, music producer, songwriter and actor, who has just completed recording his debut album and has big hopes and dreams for his music to reach the continent with his distinct Pan African sound. Some of his career highlights include performing for Big Brother South Africa, as well as performing alongside AKA and DR Malinga. Gino has a travel bucket list, but it is not based on sight seeing or culture, he is more interested in what he can eat there, let's find out.

CliffCentral.com — Mark was born in Cape Town, South Africa and at age 7 started playing the guitar after being inspired by watching his uncle play. Mark's love of music inspired him to learn not just the guitar but also the drums, trumpet and harmonica and while at school he played in several different school bands. In 2010, Mark went to the US and while at Disney world, after some encouragement from his wife, he entered 'The American Idol Experience' a shortened day-long version of the television show, which he won. Winning this competition entitled him to a Golden Ticket, which meant he was able to enter American Idol and go directly to perform for the judges. Mark was unable to return to the States for the Idols audition, however winning the competition at Disney World gave him the confidence to enter South African Idols where he was runner up. We wonder if he has been bitten by the travel bug, let's find out.

CliffCentral.com — Known for his impressive versatility and energetic stage presence, Ph Madubela well known as DJ p.H is arguably one of the country’s finest entertainers. Boasting an exciting 7 years and counting DJ career, p.H is fast becoming a household name in the South African music industry. Known for his ridiculously awesome ability to drop the right line and song at the right time, p.H has defenaitly set himself apart from the rest. With such a charismatic personality and career focused mind set, does this DJ even have a travel bucket list? Let's find out...

CliffCentral.com — Amo is an intensely driven young dancer, singer and presenter. Still at a very young age, this multi-talented young woman has attained a legion of valuable experience in the entertainment-industry. She also had her own television show, called Design and Auto on Dstv Ch115 Africa Magic+. Recently, Amo landed the role of Reneilwe on the South African soap series on ETV Rhythm City. Amo has endless energy, and we are sure she is planning on using that energy for some travel, let's find out what dream destinations exist on Amo Chidi's travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — South African actress and model Jena Dover is 'The Big Interview'. Her career in South Africa's entertainment industry began at the age of 5 where her ruby locks led to her discovery by a photographer in a local shopping mall. After appearing in a number of commercials for the likes of Cameo and Cadbury's, it would be Jena's role on the much loved children's TV program K TV that would make her a household name. She is also an accomplished lawyer and brand ambassador. Is there anything Jena cannot do? With all of this career ambition and her goal driven attitude, we are sure that she has some pretty awesome destinations on her travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — Zikhona Sodlaka is a South African actress best known for her starring roles in such television series as Shooting Stars, Rhythm City, Soul City, Intsika and Montana. She found success as a model, on television commercials and with a bit part on Generations as Priska, but she always wanted to act and made sure that she was at as many auditions as possible in order to crack television drama. Zikhona is nominated for Best Supporting Actress for her role on "After 9" at the SAFTAs 2015. Let's see what Zikhona's dream travel destinations are.

CliffCentral.com — South African born, Johannesburg based musician - Jed Nery, has been beetboxing for more than 13 years. In 2014 he won the South African Beatbox Championships at Back To The City infront of 25 000 people judged by Morgan Beatbox and Cyber. He represents various companies such as RedBull South Africa, Music Connection and EV Microphones. It seems there is only one way for this artist to go, and that way is up! For someone who has such big career ambitions, we wonder how monumentous his travel ambitions are, let's find out...

CliffCentral.com — 17 year old singer, songwriter and actress - Ashlin Gray, joins Arye for a candid chat about how she got to where she is. She is not just a pretty face and has had to hustle hard to get to a point where the industry takes her seriously. She has recently released a single called 'Battleships'. We are sure that even at such a young age she has big dreams for her travel bucket list.

CliffCentral.com — Big Brother Africa contestant Nhlanhla Nhlapo is today's big interview. He describes himself as “faithful, humble, crazy, eccentric, narcissistic, energetic and spiritual” and enjoys the fact that he’s always positive and optimistic and always sees the beauty in others. Well-spoken and well-traveled he is able to fit in easily in most parts of the world, these are just a few attributes which have been part and parcel to his success as a model and business analyst. For someone who is so well traveled, we wonder what he could possibly still have on his travel bucket list, let's find out...

CliffCentral.com — With 15 years’ experience in the South African publishing industry, Lerato Tshabalala has moved between newspapers and magazines in the country (including Oprah (SA) and Marie Claire (SA) as a senior writer). Her first management position was at the age of 22 as a women’s editor for Drum magazine. Since then she has moved up the management ranks at different companies, including The Sunday Times. In 2013 she was voted by the Mail & Guardian newspaper as one of the 200 Young People to watch in the Media category. Lerato will be opening a media business that will focus on custom/trade magazines initially and progress to also providing digital solutions for companies. Let's find out what this power house woman has on her travel bucket list, we are sure it is just as ambitious as she is...

CliffCentral.com — When somebody says the word "contiki," more often than not the continent of Europe will come to mind. On this edition of #StartTheAdventure with STA Travel, the team get us excited about Europe, we discover the culture, the parties, the tourist attractions, the vibe and most importantly the food!

CliffCentral.com — On this edition of #StartTheAdventure with STA Travel, hosts Arye Kellman and Lee Cairncross discuss what their first impressions of Thailand were as opposed to what they originally expected. We discover some of the local jargon and greeting, as well as many amazing and unforgettable things to do in Thailand.

CliffCentral.com — We are extremely excited for our brand new monthly segment where we travel the world with STA Travel. Everything you have ever wanted to know about travelling will be covered in this amazing new feature... flights, dream destinations, how to travel safely and most importantly how to have the best damn time of your life!

CliffCentral.com — In this edition of 'I AM' we travel into the mind of Lee Cairncross from STA Travel who is very big on jet setting. She tells us about her three months in Italy, learning the language and what travelling is really all about.