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Exploring the pristine mountainsides and kayaking in underground caverns of Slovenia will work up your appetite. Dine on traditional dormouse amus bouche and dumplings with Katherine Parker Magyar this week on Travel Radio Podcast. Her excitement for Slovenia is contgious. If the eye-popping price tags of Western Europe kept you from booking a trip consider this budget friendly, but no less idyllic alternative. #slovenia #easterneurope #travelpodcast #travelradio #travelradiopodcast #travel #europe #budgettravel #familytravel #meganchapa
Yes, this actually was the purpose and glory of the game played at Chichen Itza, Yucatan State, Mexico. You strive to win so that you might be sacrificed to the gods. Chichen Itza is a pre-Colombian archeological site in striking distance of many Cancun and Tulum resorts. If you see nothing else in the area, see this while on your next vacation.
Katherine Parker-Magyar, travel writer, rejoins travel radio podcast to provide compelling reasons you need to go and explore this ancient wonder. Look for the episode on Thursday!
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What is it like to drive in Mexico? Lori Gold starts us off with some guidelines to manage expectations and help you successfully road trip through Mexico. After that we move onto a REALLY FANTASTIC five point round up of Yucatan State attractions.
M: Sahara Rose Devore, welcome to the podcast. Would you please take a minute to introduce yourself?
S: I am Sahara Rose, a Wellness Travel Coach and Consultant and the Founder of The Travel Coach Network. I created and run the world's only ICF accredited certification program for international travel coaches and as a travel coach myself, I focus on the wellness benefits of travel for corporate wellness and business travel.
M: Where can people find you online?
S: Instagram and facebook at Sahara Rose The Travel Coach and The Travel Coach Network. Also, TheTravelCoachNetwork.com
M: I expect the concept of travel coaching is new to many listeners. There are many travel professionals and agents that listen to this podcast. Travel coaching may be something that is of interest to them. Do you have any travel planners in your coaching program right now?
S: Yes, there are travel experts of all sorts in my program and the TCN. This ranges from travel agents, tour operators, bloggers, retreat owners, life and transformation coaches, travel marketers, and even doctors! And of course, travel coaches too.
M: How is travel coaching different to travel planning?
S: Travel coaching is a broad concept. There is no one thing that travel coaches focus on across the entire board. What a travel coach helps with or does completely depends upon that person. When it comes to travel, there are endless ways to use your knowledge, love, and expertise in travel to make and impact in either the lives of others, the corporate space, or the world. Travel coaches use their specific talents and interests to help their ideal audience in their own authentic way. They are not limited to just planning and booking. Travel coaches also go the depth to providing actual transformative experiences depending on what their ideal client wants and needs.
M: How can adding a Travel Coaching certification to a person's skillset compliment what they officially offer their clients?
S: The Travel Coach Certification adds that deeper layer of connecting to and understanding clients on a more personal level. It's more than knowing what kind of food that they like to eat most or where they like 3 or 5 star hotels. Travel coach training gives a well-rounded approach to coaching integrating what you know and love most about travel as the expert. It is also a way to stand out in a very competitive market and the program teaches experts how to become leaders in the future of travel and travel trends.
M: For travelers listening what can they gain by working with a travel coach?
S: Since every travel coach is different, the outcomes or results when working with a travel coach varies. This can be anything from mom's want to learn how to travel better and more effectively with their children to reshaping the business travel world to helping people with a specific disability have the experiences that they always wanted. Consumers seek travel coaches who they best relate to or who have had transformations that they want.
M: What does training look like?
S: The Travel Coach Certification Program is a 9 module program that follows ICF's core competencies and guidelines. It is prerecorded videos and written copy (because everyone learns differently!) Members have lifetime access to the program. There are two monthly live trainings available to replay if they can't attend. Those hours go towards their hours of completion. In addition to coaching it's training on building and scaling a travel business. I teach industry insights, marketing, niching, scaling, revenue streams, mindset, media, and more.
M: How long does it typically take?
S: The modules are dripped out over 3 months but the members can go at their own pace and have lifetime access. There is no start and end date.
M: If someone didn't want to become a travel coach how can travel professionals and travel coaches work together? Do you have some sort of...
St. Patrick's Day festivities are alive and well in Ireland. You can watch them LIVE. Here is what you need to know!
Those gentle thumps are not the sky falling. Those are passionate emphatic first taps. Matty K is nothing if not passionate about these the Hyatt Ziva and Zilara.
Marival Punta de Mita, A Brand New Resort Opening During Covid... and Flourishing! As reviewed by travel professional Matt.travel
Introduction
M: Welcome Frederik Mayet to Travel Radio Podcast. Thank you for being my guest today!
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M: Where in the world are we going today?
F: Oberammergau, DE
M: …and I am excited to get into my questions for you! Specifically, we are going to be talking about Oberammergau’s Passion Play 2022. Frederik, for listeners/watchers of the podcast unfamiliar the Passion Play performed in Oberammergau, can you give us some context and history of the event?
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M: How does this effect the time line going forward? Will it resume at 2030 or 2032 for the next play?
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M: How is ticketing working for those who has ticket for 2020 compared to people who have no tickets but would like to participate in 2022?
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M: How many times in the history of the Passion Play has it been cancelled of rescheduled?
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M: The play is performed in the German language. Do attendees need to know German to enjoy the play?
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M: The venue is very unique in that it is an outdoor theatre. Is that always in place or does it come down on years the play is not in motion?
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M: How long is the play for 2022?
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M: I was watching some short recordings on YouTube about changes to the costumes, the venue and even the revising of racial or anti-semetic undertones to the script. Can you speak to why visitors that have attended the play in the past will find it refreshed but still the Passion Play?
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M: What opportunities are available for guests to have refreshments on site or near by?
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M: You can give you favorite place to dine a shout out? Where is your favorite place to eat in Oberammergau?
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M: Where would you eat, besides your mother’s house, for traditional Bavarian cuisine?
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M: Are guests allowed to eat at their seats?
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M: Are seats reserved or it is first come first seated?
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M: About how many people live in Oberammergau?
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M: When you say the entire village participates you really mean it. What is the most people you have put on the stage at one time?
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M: What age were you when you were first in the play?
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M: What roles have you played in the Passion Play?
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M: How are the actors for each role decided?
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M: Is there stiff competition to portray Jesus? Or is this such a big role intimidating for actors?
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M: What does preparation to play Jesus look like. I know that for about a year before the play all the men start to grow their hair out. But do you have additional preperations or research that you do?
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M: Do you consider yourself to be a very Spiritualy person?
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M: Did your spiritual life change as a result of portraying Jesus?
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M: Are there any other tips or advice you would like to give listeners/viewers before we close out the program.
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M: Thank you and goodbye!
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Shower beers from vending machines are her "jam" when in Japan. However, Theresa, warns eating on the move is a major "NO". She recommends trying all the buttons in the hyper advanced toilet facilities.
Tis the season to throw back to an episode offering a throw back to the origins of the Christmas Season. The original show notes can be found at: https://www.travelradiopodcast.com/podcast/episode/348bf1f1/merry-christmas-nazareth-to-bethlehem-nativity-pilgrimage-with-judy-yirsa
Judy Yirsa is online at:
https://www.stchristophermissiontravel.com
About Judy Yirsa
Founder/Owner
Hello!
My name is Judy Yirsa. I am the founder of St. Christopher Mission Travel. I created this firm to impart my joy of traveling with others. My love of travel began as a young girl when I would take exciting trips with my family to visit my grandparents in Zacatecas, Mexico. Each trip was a wonderful mix of history and religious lessons, a long thrilling car or bus rides to grand Catholic Cathedrals, Monasteries or smaller chapels, museums and other attractions. On route we would explore colorful little towns and bustling cities filled with lively music and truly delicious local cuisine. My grandparent's excitement to show off their homeland made them the absolute best tour guides!
My zeal for travel grew even more after college when I went to Europe for the first time as an Au-Pair (fancy word for Nanny). I was fortunate enough to visit Switzerland, France, Italy and Germany. I was hooked instantly! Each country had its own unique charm, culture, artistic expression, architecture, music, language and delectable food. I was anxious to take it all in and before I knew it my trip was over and I was back in the states dreaming of my next rendezvous with Europe.
I had the opportunity to return to Italy for my Honeymoon in 2012! It is difficult to put into words exactly how fantastic our trip was. The hotels were all magnificently located and wonderfully charming! St. Peter's Basilica was breathtaking and the other Churches were equally awe-inspiring! We became obsessed with authentic Italian food and their regional wines! The museums and amount of historical elements were stunningly extensive! Not a day goes by that we do not recount at least one memorable moment from that trip. Our honeymoon to Italy not only enriched our faith, but elongated our list of common interests. Who knew that we had such an affinity for history, architecture and Italian cuisine? We are constantly inspired to incorporate a lesson we learned from our trip into our daily lives. In short it was a life changing experience that has roused a great passion for travel in both of us!
That is exactly what I wish to provide for all of my customers. A one of a kind, unforgettable experience that will awaken all of your senses and open your mind to new possibilities! So...what's your mission?
Is your mission to take your family on a fun filled cruise? Want to explore a piece of Europe? Or perhaps you are simply undecided? Well contact me today and I will help you plan your ideal family vacation at the best possible price!
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Who knew there were quilting cruises!? I did and now you do too! Join use as we discuss the journey with Alpha Daily Majors including their time with a Bahamian quilt guild!
Megan and MaryLyn talk about an APP that has saved MaryLyn's clients bacon while traveling! The conversation moves on to MaryLyn's life as a gypsy in Europe, her love for soccer mom's and earning her clients repeat business.