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Day Twenty-Six: Yellowknife to Nuuk We left Yellowknife early in the morning, which was the default setting for the trip, but due to the constant
Below, you can find all the blog entries from my many travels around the world.

Day Twenty-Six: Yellowknife to Nuuk We left Yellowknife early in the morning, which was the default setting for the trip, but due to the constant

Day Twenty-One: The Pacific Crossing – Sapporo to Unalaska We had just finished our day in Sapporo and were getting ready to leave for the

Day Nineteen: Kyoto to Sapporo We left Kyoto early to drive to the Osaka airport, from which we would fly north to Sapporo. The flight

Day Seventeen: Hiroshima to Kyoto Since Kyoto does not have an airport, we flew from Hiroshima to Osaka and then drove an hour and a

Day Fifteen: Okinawa to Hiroshima We flew into Hiroshima from Okinawa, and somewhere on the approach the captain hatched a new plan. He’d worked out

Day Thirteen: Sanya to Okinawa We flew over from Sanya to Okinawa. After landing, we had a lengthier customs procedure than in the other countries,

Days Nine – Twelve: Holidays in Sanya We left early in the morning for Sanya, on the southern tip of Hainan Island. On paper, this

Day Six: Yangon to Hanoi The departure from Myanmar began with the airports ground crew putting their shoulders into the side of the aircraft and

Day Four: Karachi to Yangon We left off in Pakistan, where the security check treated us to a masterclass in peak efficiency. Our luggage was

Day Three: Karachi The day started off with Gold Gate, which involved one of the travelers, who for anonymity purposes shall hereinafter be referred to

Day One: Mollis to Samarkand (via Altenrhein and Ankara) We left off at 7:15 on Monday morning. Our first leg was from Mollis to Altenrhein.

With the conclusion of Transamerica 2022, I have been able to reach my goal of travelling to all 193 UN countries on this planet. Over

In Jul 2022, Cedric and I, along with Pilots Tom and Pascal, attempted to break the world record for most countries visited in 24h. We

5 legs and 17h+ of flight time to return We started the return with a 0200 arrival at the Caracas Airport to get back to

A country in turmoil After Uyuni, we flew to Cochabamba on a public flight, quickly picked up our baggage, prepared our aircraft and made us

The worlds largest salt flats Following our stay in Mendoza, we made our way northwards, crossing over the Argentinian border into Bolivia. Bolivia, a land-locked

Argentina’s wine capital After two busy, nature based days in the Atacama desert we made out way back to Argentina, this time to Mendoza. In

The world’s driest desert We bid farewell to Cedric in Santiago, and continued our journey northwards to the Atacama desert. The flight form Santiago was

Chile’s cultural, political and financial centre Although we were sad to leave behind the beauty of the Torres del Paine national park, we were excited

One of Patagonia’s crown Jewels The next stop in our journey was Puerto Natales, or more specifically, the Torres del Paine National Park. The flight