More Brown Bears in The Pyrenees
High in the central Pyrenees, a one-hour drive from Toulouse Airport, we're in search of big and beautiful brown bears.
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Explore " canyoning" with insightful episodes like "More Brown Bears in The Pyrenees", "Wassersportmarkt – Groß aber doch irgendwie klein?", "Dream Trips: The Maldives, Borneo, Tanzania, Sri Lanka & The World Cup", "Milliardenmarkt „Sporttourismus“" and "61] Fernando Diaz | It’s about accounting for those situations, where things can go wrong" from podcasts like ""Action Packed Travel", "Sportbusiness kompakt", "Family Traveller", "Sportbusiness kompakt" and "Legend Element Podcast"" and more!
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Wassersportmarkt – Groß aber doch irgendwie klein?
7.300 km langes Wasserwegenetz, 23.000 Quadratkilometer Seewasserstraßen und über 6 Millionen Menschen die Wassersport betreiben. Die Zahlen über den Wassersportmarkt in Deutschland sind beeindruckend. Und dennoch ist der Wassersportmarkt im Vergleich zu anderen Sportarten hinten dran. Warum das so ist? Gerhard und Lennart nehmen den Markt mal ganz genau unter die Lupe. Welche Potentiale stecken im Wassersportmarkt? Welche Hürden bringt der Markt mit sich? Und was sind die coolsten Wassersportarten? All das erfahrt ihr in der neuen Folge!
Dream Trips: The Maldives, Borneo, Tanzania, Sri Lanka & The World Cup
This week’s episode is all about dream trips, those once-in-a-lifetime bucket list escapes that will have you drooling from ear-to-ear from Sri Lankan beaches and Maldives’ turtles to African safaris and a special families-eye preview of the 2022 Qatar World Cup.
Episode Highlights
Behind The Page
Author Kate Wickers takes us behind the pages of her new book ‘Shape of a Boy’, sharing
details of her favourite family adventures to Borneo, Tanzania and Laos.
Don’t Take Our Word For it
9-year-old Elisa tell us why she loves Sri Lanka and how it’s especially good for kids that love
wildlife, beaches and exotic desserts.
Are We There Yet?!
The World Cup 2022 will be played in Qatar and we think it might just be the best world cup yet for families. Why? Amazing beaches, incredible desert adventures and insanely fun hotels
including one with an entire man-made canyoning adventure in the resort for the kids to enjoy.
Bedtime Story
Katie tells us a magical story of night snorkeling in the Maldives and a particularly colourful
octopus you’ll never forget.
The adventure doesn't stop when you have kids; it's just the beginning.
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Milliardenmarkt „Sporttourismus“
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Der VFL Bochum verlängert seine Kooperation mit der Ferienregion Bruneck Kronplatz, was super zu unserem Thema der Woche "Sporttourismus" passt! Dieser ist für viele Regionen ein wichtiger Wirtschaftsfaktor. Wer hätte gedacht, dass jährlich 12-15 Millionen internationale Ankünfte in Deutschland durch Sporttourismus erfolgen oder dass die EM 2016 mehr als 1,2 Mrd. € in die Kassen des Gastgebers spülte?
Der VFL Bochum verlängert seine Kooperation mit der Ferienregion Bruneck Kronplatz, was super zu unserem Thema der Woche "Sporttourismus" passt! Dieser ist für viele Regionen ein wichtiger Wirtschaftsfaktor. Wer hätte gedacht, dass jährlich 12-15 Millionen internationale Ankünfte in Deutschland durch Sporttourismus erfolgen oder dass die EM 2016 mehr als 1,2 Mrd. € in die Kassen des Gastgebers spülte?
61] Fernando Diaz | It’s about accounting for those situations, where things can go wrong
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Legend of this episode is an adventurer in heart and soul Fernando Diaz. Today we are going to talk about rock-climbing and canyoning; outdoor sports which take you to amazing hidden places man wouldn’t normally go. Fernando will share with us his intense personal experience and also handy advice. “It is all fun and games, until something goes wrong.” [ Host: Marketa Melounova ]
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Wild Adventures in Wales
When Claire Copeman married a Welshman, she gave up her marketing job across the border in England and the couple decided to bring the world of adventure to Wales. It all began with mountain biking.
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Brown Bears In The Pyrenees
Penny Walker fell in love with the region and emigrated from her native Yorkshire. She now lives in a remote hamlet on the French side of the mountains.
Music © Barney and Izzi Hardy
E8: "Brave Enough Now" by Tiffany Johnson (AUTHOR INTERVIEW by EmmyB)
In this episode EmmyB interviews author, survivor and motivational speaker Tiffany Johnson on her lovely book "Brave Enough Now." Tiffany's story is one of self-discovery and hope. Aside from her physically surviving the 1999 Saxtenbach Gorge Canyoning Disaster, she discusses her personal survival, finding her true and authentic self, and being brave in every circumstance!