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Episode 55 of Travel Bubble is with Tour Leader, Philip McAllister. Originally from Ireland, his travels have taken him to over 100 countries across 5 continents. Currently residing in Madrid, Philip has also lived all over the world including Yemen, Costa Rica, Kenya, Argentina and Sri Lanka. Philip's travels have found him working as a journalist in Yemen, an NGO worker in India and throughout Africa, and even on Hollywood movie sets in Hungary. A natural storyteller, this episode is guaranteed to put a smile on your face and Phil's candour as he enthuses about his Travel Bubble choices is infectious. Enough to make you stop what you're doing and jump on a plane. In the episode we talk about running a resort abroad, overlanding, housesitting, dangerous situations and much more. Give it a listen. Please like, share, rate and subscribe to Travel Bubble to show your support of the podcast. As usual, spoilers and episode notes below the jump. . . . . . Country No.1: Ethiopia Activity: Visit Harar and feed the wild Hyenas Food: Ethiopian cuisine in general and tej (honey wine) Country No.2: Iran Activity: Yazd, Isfahan and Persepolis Food: Dried peaches, the bread, fruit juices and doogh Country No. 3: Costa Rica Activity: Drive from coast to coast, see the Poás Volcano Food: The Fruit Wildcard: North Korea Top Travel Tip: Just go. Best Souvenir: Memories. Other links: Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Visit www.travelbubblepodcast.com for more information and to get in touch.

Episode 44 is with Harry Mitsidis, arguably the most well-travelled man in the world. He is the founder of Nomad Mania, a community that divides the world into 1301 regions based on territory, population, diversity, economy and tourist appeal. Harry currently tops the list of travellers, having visited 1,253 of those regions. Is there a better possible guest for Travel Bubble? Where would the man who has been everywhere choose as his Travel Bubble choices? Don't forget to sign up for NomadMania.travel to help keep track of your travels. Please like, share, rate and subscribe to Travel Bubble to show your support of the podcast. As usual, spoilers below the jump. . . . . Country No.1: Colombia Activity: Dance to the Latin rhythms Food: Coffee Country No.2: Serbia Activity: Have a coffee, watch life go by and read a Serbian newspaper Food: Meatball filled with ham and cheese Country No. 3: Indonesia Activity: Karaoke in Jakarta. Food: Noodles with an egg on top for 50p Wildcard: Tokelau as a territory. Machu Pichu as a place. Top Travel Tip: Be and ambassador for your country. Best Souvenir: Kitsch plates and memories. Other links: NomadMania.travel Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Visit www.travelbubblepodcast.com for more information and to get in touch.

Today's guest is Chantal Patton, who has travelled to over 100 countries with her family over the last 8 years. In 2013 Chantal, her husband Tyler and their three daughters Julia, Angelique & Chloe embarked on a five-week holiday to Europe, they loved it so much that they decided to continue travelling. Originally from Canada, the Patton family now world-school their children and they have a collective goal to visit every country in the world together. They document their journey on their website and YouTube channel as “Growing Up Without Borders” In this episode we talk logistics of travelling with family, the joys, the difficulties and of course we find out about Chantal's Travel Bubble choices. You can find out more about Chantal and her family by visiting https://growingupwithoutborders.com/. Listen to the episode now by searching for Travel Bubble wherever you get your podcasts or you can visit www.travelbubblepodcast.com where you will also find links to the show notes and other episodes. Please like, share, rate and subscribe to Travel Bubble to show your support of the podcast. Spoilers below the jump. . . . . . . Country No.1: Spain Activity: Visit Grenada Food: Paella. Not octopus Country No.2: Switzerland Activity: Visit the town of Zermatt Food: Raclette Country No. 3: New Zealand Activity: Hiking in nature Food: Indian Food Wildcard: Georgia Top Travel Tip: Lower your expectations Best Souvenir: Elephant candle from Swaziland. Other links: https://growingupwithoutborders.com/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxXqRGeCRCMgZaQIrAP03mw Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Visit www.travelbubblepodcast.com for more information and to get in touch.

Tony Giles has visited 128 countries around the world. He is also totally blind and 80% deaf. He has written three books about his travels and seeing the world his way. His ultimate goal is to travel to every country in the world. In an interview with Forbes, Tony said : “people who say they'd like to travel but have family, a job, a mortgage, are simply making excuses. Anyone can travel if they really want to. It doesn't have to cost much. I think the majority of people are afraid of the unknown and prefer to stay within their comfort zone.” If this episode doesn't inspire you to book to that trip, then nothing will. It's a really funny and candid interview – listen to it now wherever you get your podcasts or by visiting www.travelbubblepodcast.com. You can find out more about Tony by visiting his website www.TonyTheTraveller.com, here you will also find links to purchase Tony's e-books. He is also currently raising funds for Galloway's Society for the Blind, you can donate here: www.justgiving.com/Tony-Giles4 Please like, share, rate and subscribe to Travel Bubble to show your support of the podcast. As usual, spoilers and episode notes are available below. . . . . . Country No.1: New Zealand Activity: The highest, biggest bungee jump Food: Possum pies Country No.2: Turkey Activity: Sighted- belly dance show. Blind- sit and drink coffee. Visit Olympus and sit in a tree house. Food: Kebab, chips, rice, yoghurt and salad. Country No. 3: Argentina Activity: Visit Perito Moreno glacier and Iguazu falls Food: Empanada Anything else: Wildcard: Nepal Top Travel Tip: Do your research, plan and be flexible. Best Souvenir: Flip-flop keyring from New Zealand Other links: https://www.tonythetraveller.com/ Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast.

Nick Butter has ran a marathon in every country in the world. 3 marathons a week, every week, for 96 weeks, totalling 196 marathons in as many countries. Doing so he claimed the crown for the first and only person to run a full marathon distance in every country on the planet. He's an endurance athlete, adventurer, speaker, best selling author and a multiple world record holder. He is also the fastest person to ever run the 5,420 miles around the coast of Great Britain. During his travels he has also faced gunfire, muggings, dog attacks and a minor heart attack. In short, what I'm trying to say is – what a start to Season 3. This episode combines two of my biggest loves, running and travel. I can't wait for you to listen. You can do so by searching Travel Bubble wherever you get your podcasts or you can visit www.travelbubblepodcast.com. Please like, share, rate and subscribe to Travel Bubble to show your support of the podcast. As usual, spoilers and episode in the show notes below. . . . . . Country No.1: Kiribati Activity: Run around the island Food: Breadless fish finger sandwich Country No.2: Guatemala Activity: Go and volunteer Food: Guatemala style tapas or street-side burnt corn on the cob Country No. 3: Nepal Activity: Get up high. Anything else: Random, homemade Nepalese soup Wildcard: North Pole Top Travel Tip: Chill the hell out. Buy an extension cable and always carry a pen. Best Souvenir: A replica Bremer “T” Wall from Afghanistan Other links: https://www.nickbutter.com/ https://www.the196foundation.com/ Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Visit www.travelbubblepodcast.comfor more information and to get in touch.

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The Indonesian government has formed a travel bubble in the Batam area and the main tourist destination of Bintan, which has a number of resorts, including it. - Pemerintah Indonesia telah membentuk travel bubble di kawasan Batam dan daerah tujuan wisata utama Bintan, yang memiliki sejumlah resor, termasuk di dalamnya.

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Hello and welcome to number 51! This week Matty Dyas from the Travel Bubble Podcast and the 4th best tour leader in the world with Intrepid Travel talks about his travel history to date. We discuss Matty living in Haiti for 6 months, how he has completed 17 ultramarathons, the dream of living in Bangkok for 3 years, his jobs teaching English in Spain and Slovakia and details of one of the most unique tours he leads with Intrepid in the Transnistria region in Moldova. A super interesting episode with lots of stories, tips and information about travel you probably have never heard before. This was super fun to record and I am excited to release this episode. Hope you enjoy!NEW MERCHANDISE STORE - as mentioned in the intro, I am releasing a new merchandise store with teepublic.com which will be live on Friday 11th Feb. There will be a link to access the store with money off for the first 48hours. I will share on these notes and on social media channels when I have it. Link - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/winging-it-travel-podcast?ref_id=25823Just a note about Matty's own podcast called the Travel Bubble Podcast. In a not-so-far-fetched, dystopian future, world authorities have put all citizens on lockdown.Thankfully, you can still go on holiday but there is a catch- you can only choose 3 countries to visit for the rest of your life.Every Wednesday, Matty Dyas talks to travel industry professionals, globetrotters and adventurers from all over the world. They tell us their Travel Bubble choices providing you with post-lockdown inspiration and an ever-growing travel bucket list.The world's locked down and we can't travel, so let's do the next best thing and talk about it.Details for Matty's podcast are below.Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/0u9rzlAHNFMqPKjeCzhwrLApple Podcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/travel-bubble/id1547476899Travel Bubble Instagram Account - https://www.instagram.com/travelbubblepodcast/Winging It Travel Podcast Details...Contact me - jameshammondtravel@gmail.com or message on my social media on the links below.Follow me on:YouTube - Winging It Travel Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC173L0udkGL15RSkO3vIx5AInstagram - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.instagram.com/wingingittravelpodcast/TikTok - wingingittravelpodcast - https://www.tiktok.com/@wingingittravelpodcastFacebook - Winging It Travel Podcast - https://www.facebook.com/jameshammondtravelTwitter - https://twitter.com/PodcastWingingReview - please head to Podchaser and leave a review for this podcast - https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/winging-it-travel-podcast-1592244 or alternately you can leave a review and rating wherever you get your podcasts! Thanks for your support, James!

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This week we speak to overland explorer, Petch Nethnapat, about his Travel Bubble choices. After growing up in Thailand, Petch moved to the US to study. Once graduating at the age of 23, he embarked on an epic overland journey of more than 15,000km from Thailand to Morocco – without taking a single flight. Now more than 70 countries later, his slower pace of travelling has allowed him to see and photograph life on the road, as well as learn from the locals along the way. Some of his memorable routes include a road trip to Aleppo from Beirut, hitchhiking through the jungle in Guinea Bissau and travelling from Syria to Afghanistan. In 2021 alone, Petch travelled to 23 countries including spending time in 14 different provinces in Afghanistan just before the Taliban takeover and this episode we talk all about travelling through the Pandemic and how Covid didn't put a stop to Petch's adventures. It is easy to why he was named as Noman Mania's most Intrepid Traveller of the year in 2021. He is now co-founder of Saga Expeditions which offer unique and insightful tours, with 2022 offering trips to the likes of Togo and Benin for the Voodoo Festival, South Sudan, Yemen and an expedition to Peru with the Matses ‘Jaguar' Tribe. Tune in to hear where he has chosen, involving countries that many deem too risky to currently enter, where to get delicious cold soup and where there is a must-see mud mosque. Spoilers in the show notes, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. . . . . Country No.1: Russia Activity: Trans-Siberian Express Food: Pelmini or Okroshka Country No.2: Afghanistan Activity: Visit Nuristan Food: Karahi or Bolani Country No. 3: Mali Activity: Djenne Mosque (mud mosque) Food: Peanut sauce with meat or fried fish (Tigua Degue/Mafe) Link: Djenne mud mosque Wildcard: Brazil Top Travel Tip: Know why you travel. Best Souvenir: One magnet and one bank note per country Travel Bubble Film Club Arctic, Iceland (2018) If you're a fan of world film then sign up to Mubi through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. If you want to support the podcast, why not buy me a pint? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TravelBubble Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode.

The travel bubble between the Cook Islands and New Zealand will remain open despite our Omicron outbreak.The Cook Islands held an emergency cabinet meeting last night.There is a new restriction though - no unvaccinated people will be allowed entry from Thursday.Robert Skews, the managing director of the Turama Pacific Travel Group told Roman Travers the news is a huge relief.“70 percent of our revenue here in the Cooks is derived from tourism and so after two years we're a little bit desperate.”LISTEN ABOVE 

In this episode we speak to James Hammond. Originally from Norwich, UK, James has visited 50 countries and has lived in three countries using a working holiday visa. Currently living and working in Canada, he is now the host of the Winging It Travel Podcast which aims to share his and other traveller's stories and adventures from across the globe. I got on well with James and can see many parallels between our lives overseas. In this episode we get into some great topics including working abroad and why travelling to so many places has nothing to do with luck. He also provides practical information and ideas for the places he has included in his Travel Bubble choices. Not to mention a fair few funny stories as well as some great advice regarding Australian credit cards. You can find out more about James by visiting his website JamesHammond.org, he can also be found on Instagram @WingingItTravelPodcast. Listen to the episode now by clicking the link in our bio or searching for Travel Bubble wherever you get your podcasts. Spoilers in the show notes, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. . . . Country No.1: Nepal Activity: Poon Hill Trek Food: Game meats - Eland Country No.2: Australia Activity: Fraser Island Food: Brunch in South Melbourne Country No. 3: Japan Activity: Hakone - Tenzan Onsen Food: Katsu curry Tenzan Onsen Wildcard: Colombia Top Travel Tip: Take Your Time Best Souvenir: Myanmar T-Shirt Travel Bubble Film Club The Last Mountain, UK (2021) If you're a fan of world film then sign up to Mubi through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. If you want to support the podcast, why not buy me a pint? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TravelBubble Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode.

Episode 38 of Travel Bubble is with Ellen Wayte. As a former overland tour leader for Dragoman, she took tourists through 40+ countries on five continents over a period of six years. Back in 2009 Ellen was, the director of marketing for a real estate company. She had ‘a proper adult job'. But after taking a vacation with Dragoman to Kyrgyzstan, Ellen fell in love with the idea of becoming a Tour Leader and that's exactly what she did. Returning to the US, selling all her possessions, leaving her job, leasing her flat out and starting work for Dragoman. Ellen, currently based out of Bend, Oregon, has led expeditions across Africa, South East Asia, the silk road and through south America. She has worked as a scuba dive instructor, and a snorkel instructor in Alaska and is currently creating a travel arm for overlanding vehicle company called EarthCruiser. We also get into a bit Tour Leader chat, talk music and there's even a tale of Jean-Claude Van Damme and Putin thrown in for good measure. Did I mention that she also built her own off-grid house during the pandemic? Ellen is quite a character who has been all over, not just as a tourist but as a Tour Leader and this is an exemplary Travel Bubble episode. Listen to it now by clicking the link in our bio or searching for Travel Bubble wherever you get your podcasts. You can find Ellen on Instagram @ellenwayte and you find more about the overlanding vehicles at EarthCruiser.com. Spoilers below, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. . . . . . . . . Country No.1: Zimbabwe Activity: Victoria Falls Food: Game meats - Eland Country No.2: Colombia Activity: Visit Taganga and Minca Food: Oysters on the beach in Cartagena Country No. 3: India Activity: Visit a national park – Panna in particular. Food: Dirty truck stop meal Wildcard: Papua New Guinea Top Travel Tip: Put away your phones. Best Souvenir: Anatomically correct wooden puppet from Ethiopia Travel Bubble Film Club The Happiest Girl In The World, Romania (2009) Available now on Mubi, sign up through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. If you want to support the podcast, why not buy me a pint? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TravelBubble Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode.

Episode 37 of Travel Bubble is with Jeremiah Gilbert, an award-winning photographer and travel writer based out of Southern California, USA. His photography has been published internationally, in both digital and print publications, and has been exhibited worldwide. He is the author of the collection Can't Get Here from There: Fifty Tales of Travel and the forthcoming From Tibet to Egypt: Early Travels After a Late Start. Inspired by a presentation by the Dalia Lama, Jeremiah started travelling at the age of 35 with a trip to Tibet, now his travels have taken him to 85 countries all over the world. In this episode we chat about the joys of travel photography, British museum fence sitting, being down and out in Paris and about Jimmy, his man in Cusco. This is a great episode and a fantastic way to start 2022. You can find out more about Jeremiah by visiting his website JeremiahGilbert.com, he can also be found on Instagram @jg_travels Listen to the episode now by clicking the link in our bio or searching for Travel Bubble wherever you get your podcasts. Spoilers in the show notes below, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. Country No.1: China Activity: The Old Summer Palace (Yuanming Yuan) Food: Beijing style yoghurt (Nai Lao) Country No.2: UK Activity: British Museum Food: Fish and Chips from Rock and Sole Plaice Links: Rock and Sole Plaice Stanford's Travel Book Shop Country No. 3: Peru Activity: Reed bed islands on Lake Titicaca Food: Lomo Saltado Wildcard: Australia Top Travel Tip: Be realistic with what you can handle and what the destination is going to be like. Best Souvenir: Corn husk flower Travel Bubble Film Club Another Round, Denmark (2020) If you're a fan of world film then sign up to Mubi through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. If you want to support the podcast, why not buy me a pint? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TravelBubble Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode.

This week's episode is with Nate Ritter in San Diego, USA. Describing himself as both a serial entrepreneur and travel hacker, Nate is well-placed to be a guest on this podcast. As well as being a CTO, he is also co-founder of Room Steals. The premise of the company is to flip the travel industry on its head by offering wholesale rates on more than 600,000 hotels worldwide. Nate is proud to call himself a ‘travel hacker', describing how it's the mentality of finding as many possibilities as you can to travel for as cheap as possible. In this episode he touches on choosing a country he couldn't live in after destroying all of his documents, realising he has a doppelganger that is a serial robber, and why he chose one country despite only technically walking around the block there. Nate also offers advice on travelling with three children, how to spend less and travel more, and why he believes slow travel is the best way to explore. Spoilers in the show notes, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travelbubblepodcast/message

Episode 35 of Travel Bubble is with Hattie Seal, co-founder and director of Travelling Whale, a company that specialises in locally-sourced, sustainable holidays. As well as being an industry professional, Hattie, is also well-travelled herself, having completed a round-the-world 18-month adventure back in 2015. From caravan holidays and trips to Norfolk as a child, speaking from Hackney, East London, she recollects getting the travel bug after receiving postcards from around the globe from her dad, an aircraft engineer. In this podcast, we get some invaluable tips from how to budget when it comes to travelling the world, how to seek out the best food, avoid being rogued by taxi drivers and the benefits of group tours. Hattie's choices include two destinations from the same continent, a tale of being in a tight squeeze in a cave while trying not to extinguish a candle and where you can get possibly the cheapest tacos in the world. Spoilers below, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. . . . . . Country No.1: Guatemala Activity: Semuc Champey Food: Soft tacos Anything else/links… Zephyr Lodge Country No.2: Peru Activity: Inca Trail Food: Ceviche Country No. 3: Vietnam Activity: Go on a group tour Food: Banh Mi Wildcard: Colombia Top Travel Tip: Learn some of the local lingo Best Souvenir: Backpack from Guatemala Travel Bubble Film Club The Fury Of A Patient Man, Spain, (2016) If you're a fan of world film then sign up to Mubi through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. If you want to support the podcast, why not buy me a pint? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TravelBubble Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Follow and subscribe so you never miss out on an episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travelbubblepodcast/message

In this episode we speak to Catherine Livesley, founder of No Fly Travel Club. Speaking remotely from Brixton in London, Catherine explains why she set up the company which focuses on sustainable, overland travel, and where her passion for rail journeys began. When choosing her Travel Bubble destinations, Catherine talks about a location so unique it inspired the Avatar movie, why she has chosen a country that is often negatively represented, a place that offers three coffees to visitors, and her reasonings for being an advocate of plans that go wrong. Also listen out for a slight change in today's episode in honour of a more environmentally-friendly way to travel. You can find out more about the No Fly Travel Club by visiting their website below and on Instagram @NoFlyTravelClub. https://noflytravel.club/ Spoilers in the show notes, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. . . . . . . Country No.1: France Activity: Boat bar in Marseille - Le Bar Sur La Mer - Noctilio 1930 Food: Tartiflette Anything else/links…. Marseille boat bar Country No.2: Romania Activity: zacuscă Food: Urban decay tour in Bucharest Country No. 3: China Activity: Zhangjiajie National Park Food: Lanzhou beef noodle soup Wildcard: Russia Top Travel Tip: Hire a tour guide Best Souvenir: Coffee set from Bosnia and cushion cover from Istanbul Travel Bubble Film Club 14 Peaks: Nothing Is Impossible Nepal (2021) If you're a fan of world film then sign up to Mubi through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. If you want to support the podcast, why not buy me a pint? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TravelBubble Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Follow and subscribe so you never miss out on an episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travelbubblepodcast/message

In this episode we speak to adventurist Erik Cooper. You can often find him in his own words doing ‘cool shit' such as competing in the Mongol Derby – the world's longest horse race – or helping to put together the Argentinian Gaucho Derby. Speaking in July from a ranch in Missouri, Erik goes in to detail about the three Travel Bubble destinations which, unusually, he has chosen based on the people - rather than the place itself. Erik is also a tour leader and we talk about his unique and bespoke adventure tours - where you need to pass an interview to be a guest, as well as how to make plans with nomads, freak snowstorms in the summer and where to get the best sautéed mushrooms. Erik has a fascinating and refreshing way of travelling – strongly believing that it is about the people and the relationships you build rather than the number of stamps in your passport. Erik left a quieter rural life in the USA at 18 to live in New York and later Los Angeles. His passion for horses has since seen him travel all corners of the globe. Listen to this episode for his Travel Bubble choices, top tips and some amazing stories along the way. I'd highly recommend following Erik on Instagram at @ErikCooperAdventurist, he has some amazing photos. Also, if you fancy taking part in the world's toughest horse races then find out more at: https://equestrianists.com/ Spoilers below, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. . . . . . . Country No.1: Mongolia Activity: spend time with the people/animals Food: Chive dumplings Anything else/links…. Mongol Derby Country No.2: South Africa Activity: Food: sautéed mushrooms Country No. 3: Argentina Activity: Gaucho Derby Food: Asado Anything else/links…. Arandu Wildcard: Australia Top Travel Tip: Always have an escape plan Best Souvenir: Gifts including a jacket from Mongolia Travel Bubble Film Club Dave Not Coming Back, Canada/South Africa (2020) If you're a fan of world film then sign up to Mubi through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. If you want to support the podcast, why not buy me a pint? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TravelBubble Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travelbubblepodcast/message

本集學習內容: Taiwan discusses travel bubble with Japan CECC head says 'active bilateral discussions' underway The Central Epidemic Command Center (CECC) head said Taiwan and Japan are discussing relaxing border restrictions between the two countries as COVID cases subside. Philip Lo (羅一鈞), deputy head of the CECC's medical response division, recently suggested the decrease could be due to better vaccine coverage and greater compliance with epidemic prevention measures. Infectious disease physician Lin Shi-pi (林氏璧) posted on Facebook on Nov. 1 that if the outbreak in Japan is brought under control, a "Taiwan-Japan tourism bubble" is conceivable. Lin wrote that the last time Tokyo reported single-digit cases was May 31, 2020. The daily average went up, but over the past seven days it has started to trend lower, with an average of 23.4 cases per day. On Nov. 1 Osaka only reported seven cases, the first time the city had reported single-digit infections since July 2020. As a whole, Japan reported 86 cases on Nov. 1, the first time the country had reported under triple-digit cases since June 27, 2020. Lin wrote that if numbers continue to drop at this rate, a "Palau-style" tourism bubble between Japan and Taiwan is possible. Lin suggested that such a bubble should begin with Okinawa or more rural areas such as Shikoku, the Hokuriku region, or the Tohoku region. He then conceded, "I know I'm dreaming; people can always have dreams, right?" At a press conference on Friday (Nov. 5), a reporter asked whether, given the slowing outbreak in Japan, a travel bubble could be created between Japan and Taiwan. Health Minister and CECC head Chen Shih-chung (陳時中) responded by saying the outbreak in Japan seems to be "slowly disappearing, which is a good phenomenon." Chen added that "both parties are also actively discussing bilateral matters through the representative offices." 資料來源: https://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4336244 ------------------------------------------ MixerBox 英文學習方案介紹：https://youtu.be/YSsGDEDqL8g 贊助方案頁面：https://bit.ly/3lPNYdP ------------------------------------------ 喜歡我的節目嗎？透過Firstory請我喝杯飲料：https://pay.firstory.me/user/englishcoffeeshop 歡迎留言分享和評分

Today's episode is with Caitlyn Lubas, who at the age of just 23, has already visited 79 countries. During her four years of college, Caitlyn visited 70 countries and seven continents -spending every weekend in a different country for 10 months while studying abroad in Europe and Southeast Asia. What's more Caitlyn has even written a book about it. A spin on the old adage, ‘you are what you eat', ‘You Are Where You Go' is a title that rings true. Caitlyn is a big proponent of travelling now and not waiting until you're older or retired. She believes that the memories and experiences gained through travel are invaluable and you shouldn't wait to see the world. We talk about all this as well as motorbike close calls, eating puffins and Icelandic Kaitlyn Jenner lip fillers. What are you waiting for? Listen to this inspiring episode right now. You can find Caitlyn on Instagram as @caitlynlubas and find out more about her new book by visiting: https://www.youarewhereyougo.com/ Spoilers below, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. . . . . . Country No.1: Iceland Activity: The Silfra fissure, swimming in between the two continental plates. Food: Flatkaka (rye flat bread) with salmon. Puffin is not recommended. Other: - Diamond Beach Country No.2: Laos Activity: Slow boat from Laos to Thailand Food: Kaipen, crispy river weed. Other: Jewellery made from recycled bombs. Country No. 3: Argentina Activity: Iguazu Falls or hiking on the Perito Moreno Glacier Food: Steak Wildcard: Nepal, to do Everest basecamp trek. Top Travel Tip: Get out of your comfort zone, just do it. Best Souvenir: Receipts, tickets and wristbands in a frame. Travel Bubble Film Club Mandabi, Senegal(1968) Available on Mubi, sign up through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. If you want to support the podcast, why not buy me a pint? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TravelBubble Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebookand Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Subscribe so you never miss out on an episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travelbubblepodcast/message

Travellers from Singapore have been welcomed back into Australia under a two-way travel bubble arrangement. Among the planeloads of passengers arriving into Sydney and Melbourne were some of the first overseas university students to return post-pandemic.

Today's episode is with the co-founder of Intrepid Travel, Geoff ‘Manch' Manchester. Formed 32 years ago with Darrel Wade, Intrepid Travel is now the largest small group adventure travel company in the world offering more than 1,000 tours on seven continents. Starting as Intrepid's very first tour leader, Melbourne-based Manch is now a giant in the travel industry and is globally recognised as a responsible travel pioneer. Intrepid's mission is to create positive change through the joy of travel - aiming to be the best travel company not just in the world, but for the world. Manch plays a vital role in this vision, being integral in the formation of the Intrepid Foundation - a not-for-profit wing of the group - which has raised more than $12 million (AUD) to date. In this episode we talk about responsible travel and why it's important, the future of travel, the Intrepid origin story, difficult border crossings and Turkish babysitters. Also, importantly, we get to hear the Travel Bubble choices of a man who has been all over the world as well as find out his best ever travel experience. What an excellent way to kick-off Season 2 of Travel Bubble. You can find out more about Intrepid Travel by visiting their website - https://www.intrepidtravel.com/ Spoilers below, don't forget to like, subscribe, rate and tell your friends about the Travel Bubble podcast. . . . . . Country No.1: Japan Activity: Urban Adventure in Tokyo Food: Any restaurant that specialises in one particular dish. Other: https://www.urbanadventures.com/destination/tokyo-tours Country No.2: Turkey Activity: Visit Istanbul, Geoff's favourite city in the world. Food: It's not just about dips and grilled meat, try the casseroles. Other: - Cappadocia - The underground city of Derinkuyu - https://www.instagram.com/agababadoner Country No. 3: Nepal Activity: Trekking Food: The ubiquitous yet delicious, dal bhat Wildcard: Iran Top Travel Tip: Pack a sarong. They are multipurpose and always come in Best Souvenir: Old Laotian tapestries. Travel Bubble Film Club Brother, Russia (1997) Available on Mubi, sign up through this link and get a 30-day free Mubi trial. If you want to support the podcast, why not buy me a pint? https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TravelBubble Follow us on Travel Bubble Facebook and Instagram @TravelBubblePodcast. Subscribe so you never miss out on an episode. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/travelbubblepodcast/message

Preparations are in full swing for the re-opening of the Cook Island-New Zealand travel bubble.

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Thousands of horse racing fans will flock to Flemington, ready to watch the Melbourne Cup trackside as the city celebrates its first major post-lockdown event; a two-way travel bubble between Singapore and Australia is set to open in three weeks, as the first Qantas flight from Australia to London in almost two years has touched down; and Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been accused of leaking private texts between himself and French President Emmanuel Macron as the pair trade barbs over the cancelled submarine deal. Presented by Jodie Speers. More news across the day on 7NEWS.com.au and 7Plus. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thousands of horse racing fans will flock to Flemington, ready to watch the Melbourne Cup trackside as the city celebrates its first major post-lockdown event; a two-way travel bubble between Singapore and Australia is set to open in three weeks, as the first Qantas flight from Australia to London in almost two years has touched down; and Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been accused of leaking private texts between himself and French President Emmanuel Macron as the pair trade barbs over the cancelled submarine deal. Presented by Jodie Speers. More news across the day on 7NEWS.com.au and 7Plus. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A new one way travel bubble with some Pacific nations is being welcomed. Travellers from Samoa, Tonga, Vanuatu and Tokelau will be able to come to New Zealand without a stay in MIQ. It opens the door for family and friend to re-connect and provides more security for RSE workers seeking employment. RNZ Pacific's Eleisha Foon has more.

A new one way travel bubble between New Zealand and some Pacific nations is being welcomed by the wider community.

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Matt, Mel & Andy provide fresh updates on Ho Chi Minh City's increasing Covid-19 caseload, how the current curfew from 6pm to 6am is affecting the city, and what can be expected with the latest announcement that from August 23, the city will be under curfew 24/7 indefinitely with the military in place to ensure everything goes to plan. Despite arguably the strictest lockdown on the planet, Vietnam is still playing with the idea of a travel bubble agreement with other countries and has earmarked Phu Quoc as a possible destination. Meanwhile, the old Saigon was in the news again this week with images of the US military's withdrawal from Kabul conjuring up reminders of its withdrawal from Saigon almost 50 years ago. Off the back of that, each of the crew recommend a historic place in Vietnam to visit once travel is open again. The episode concludes on a lighter note with a pirate story too crazy to be true! All that and more on Vietnam's award-winning podcast. LINK TO THE OLD CIA BUILDING: https://thebureauasia.com/2020/12/01/the-fall-of-saigon-1975-now-you-can-visit-the-rooftop-made-famous-by-hubert-van-es/ Also on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebureauasia Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/TheBureauGroup Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebureauasia Website: https://thebureauasia.com Join our growing Discord Community: https://discord.gg/QFmUkUsWJu

The chair of the Pacific Islands Forum opens leaders summit with an apology to Micronesian leaders in absentia; A survivor of faith-based institution abuse is calling for the Catholic church to take better care of survivors who come forward; Tourism authorities in the Northern Marianas are pleased with the return of visitors to Saipan.

Could we have a travel bubble with Singapore and what are the advantages of getting it done? Plus, the economic consequences of something that affects so many of us — loneliness. And the massive financial intelligence trove gained from the Trojan Shield sting against organised crime should leave convicted criminals "broke".Guests:Nathan Lynch, Asia-Pacific Manager, Regulatory Intelligence, Thomson ReutersClaryn Kung, Research Fellow, Monash University, Centre of Health EconomicsSimon Baptist, Chief Economist, The Economist Intelligence Unit

On Monday, New Zealanders tuning into the news witnessed something rare: bulletins filled almost entirely with joy, relief, and even a bit of singing.

This week marks the start of the two-way travel bubble between Australia and New Zealand. So there's no better time for Gary and Hannah to welcome back Simon Westaway, Executive Director of the Australian Tourism Industry Council, to the show. Back in December, Simon accurately predicted April for the two-way travel bubble getting started. In a fascinating discussion, we look at how Australia's domestic tourism sector has recovered, and trends have shifted. These include more travel within home states, and a surge in self-drive trips. Meanwhile, some regions of the country have never had it so good. Plus, the outlook for travel between Australia and New Zealand as the winter sports season beckons, and some of the new routes that airlines are introducing. Beyond the bubble, are South Pacific islands next on the itinerary, and will Australia push ahead with a much-touted travel corridor with Singapore? And how about Vietnam? Finally, what's the outlook for long-haul international travel in 2021, or more likely 2022?

澳洲與紐西蘭今天寫下疫情里程碑，讓澳洲居民1年多來首度得以在不必隔離2週的情況下入境紐西蘭。旅客湧入機場，許久不見的親友感動相擁。澳洲航空公司表示：「這是400多天來民眾首度能免隔離旅行，我們一天要對紐西蘭增加16個回程航班，班班客滿。」 ❤️ 給我繼續錄製 podcast 的能力

Australia's two way travel bubble with New Zealand is up and running from today, Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has revealed he won't be back at work until June as he continues his recovery from spinal and rib injuries, Max Verstappen kept his cool to win a chaotic grand prix in Italy, Aussie Nicola McDermott has set a new national high jump record, becoming the first Australian woman to break the two-metre barrier, sources have claimed it was Prince William who requested a cousin walk between him and Prince Harry at Prince Philip's funeral, Byron Bay locals are up in arms over a Netflix reality show that is set to start shooting in the area.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NZ PM Jacinda Ardern last week announced that as of Monday April 19 the travel bubble between Australia and New Zealand will reopen.   And the response has been huge!   There was a “100-fold increase” in ticket sales between Australia and New Zealand after that announcement was made.    Aussies are keen to head over but before you book your tickets though … a warning!  We're joined by Quentin Nolan a ski-tour operator in Queenstown; and Ben Groundwater, a writer for traveller.com.au to talk through what to to expect and what risks you might face.   Today on The Briefing - what you should know before you fly across the ditch.   TODAY'S HEADLINES PM backs away from vaccine rollout deadlines WA prepares for massive cyclone Prince Philip to be farewelled at low key funeral 80 dead in Myanmar protests OR watch Today's Headlines on YouTube: http://bit.ly/TheBriefingSUBSCRIBE  Follow The Briefing Instagram: @thebriefingpodcast  Facebook: TheBriefingNewsAU Twitter: @TheBriefingAU    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A green light for a travel bubble with Australia was a good news story for people separated from loved ones - and businesses needing the cash of free-spending foreigners. But were the bubble-happy media too keen to accentuate the positive when the likely benefits are far from clear?

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WSFM's Deborah Clay spoke to New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern about what this means for both countries and Ardern has one strong message for all Australians.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Long-awaited quarantine-free travel between Australia and New Zealand will begin on April 19, Malcolm Turnbull fired from new role only a week after being appointed, 40 models arrested in Dubai, Shareena Clanton and Kate Ritchie. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Exactly 11 months after they first emerged, Travel Bubbles are back in the news. Across South East Asia and throughout Asia Pacific, talking up travel bubbles is in vogue once more after disappearing off radar since the Hong-Kong Singapore bubble burst last November. So what's different and what's still the same this time? This week, Gary and Hannah sweep through Asia Pacific to see how vaccines and economic urgency are bringing Travel Bubbles back onto the political agenda. In some countries, the term Travel Bubble is being replaced with alternative iterations like Safe Travel Corridor and Safe Travel Zone, but they will still be small-scale reopening models with plentiful restrictions and protocols to which travellers must adhere. Without a proper two-way bubble yet in place, South East Asia is closely watching developments in Australia and New Zealand as they look to reciprocate the (currently) one-way Trans-Tasman Bubble. We've got the latest announcements from Down Under which may influence how bubble negotiations develop across the region in future.

Julia Chatterley is live from New York. Here are the top business news stories today! Three's a charm! AstraZeneca is latest pharma to report vaccine success. Key states Michigan & Pennsylvania set to certify election results today. Bubble burst! Hong Kong & Singapore delay quarantine-free "travel bubble." It’s Monday, let’s make a move.To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

The Singapore-Hong Kong Air Travel Bubble kicks off on Sunday 22 November, but concerns are resurfacing across Asia about volatile new COVID-19 waves. Soon after the ATB was launched, Asia's media was rife with speculation about which other countries might launch travel bubbles - either with or without Singapore and Hong Kong. But they seem no nearer to fruition. This week, Gary and Hannah scan the region for signs of travel bubble activity, and report the latest from Australia and New Zealand where hopes for a two-way bubble in 2020 are starting to recede. Plus, there's news of a 'private' travel bubble between Qatar and Maldives, and an assessment of the long-mooted ASEAN Travel Corridor. Will it ever happen?

Having brought COVID-19 under control, Singapore has provided a clear outline of its Travel Bubble intentions for the coming months. Now in discussions with Hong Kong, Asia's other global aviation hub, Singapore wants to open up more business travel Green Lanes. This week, Gary and Hannah analyse the latest developments in Singapore, discuss green shoots of hope for domestic travel in the Philippines, and the prospects for charter traffic in Lao. Gloomier news in Malaysia and Myanmar, where daily infections are causing renewed concern. Elsewhere, we try to dissect the strategy behind unilateral travel agreements, Thailand's ever-more mystifying Special Tourist Visa and Private Travel Bubbles in Vietnam, Maldives and Bali.

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