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I spend 2018 in 14 different countries.

2018 was a good travel year.

2018 was a good travel year.

2018 was another good travel year for me. I went to see some new countries. Returned to some countries I have previously been to. I had a pretty good work-life balance, with 150 days of work and 215 days of traveling the world for fun.

Skarø is Denmark off the beaten track.

13. June 2017 · Write a comment · Categories: Denmark

Skarø town center.

Skarø town center.

Skarø is a small island in southern Denmark that has only 32 inhabitants. 2 of them are my cousins though, so I visit the island frequently. And I totally love the place.

I just went to a music festival at a medieval castle.

10. June 2017 · 2 comments · Categories: Denmark

Heartland Festival at Egeskov Castle.

Heartland Festival at Egeskov Castle.

In southern Denmark there is a music festival called Heartland. It’s situated right by a medieval castle. On top of having great music, it also has talks with world famous people and gourmet food instead of the usual lousy fastfood that you get at most music festivals. I just went to Heartland Festival and I loved it.

5 airports that I love and 5 airports that I try to avoid.

06. April 2016 · 1 comment · Categories: Aviation, Brazil, Croatia, Denmark, Germany, Philippines., Portugal, Singapore, Uncategorized, Vietnam

Madeira has a nice airport.

Madeira has a nice airport.

I have flown more than 800 times during the past 19 years. I have been to many many airports around the world. I have not been to all airports around the world. But this is my verdict on the +100 airports I have visited over the years.

Hans Christian Andersen was the original couchsurfer.

27. May 2015 · 4 comments · Categories: Crazy stuff, Denmark, Global lifestyle

There is a Hans Christian Andersen statue in Malaga.

There is a Hans Christian Andersen statue in Malaga. One city where he was a couchsurfer.

Hans Christian Andersen is mostly known for his fairy tales. But he was also one of the greatest travelers of his time. And a real Couchsurfer. He never had a permanent home. Large parts of his life, he lived for free in peoples houses and castles. Making him a 19^th century Couchsurfer. Long before anyone had thought about that this would one day be a common thing to do among travelers.