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The #1 Question I get as a full-time digital nomad is what travel medical insurance to use. I always say SafetyWing because they offer continuous global coverage across 180+ countries and are a lot cheaper than I expected. Check out the prices and coverage here.

1) MEET ME AT EXTRAORDINARY TRAVEL FEST

EXTRAORDINARY TRAVEL FEST is a biennial conference that attracts some of the most widely-traveled people in the world. I’ll be a keynote speaker at this year’s event in Bangkok, Thailand on November 15-17, 2024. You can meet me there and attend the conference for a discounted rate! Get $100 off your ticket when you use the code: MAVERICK. See the full itinerary, speaker list, and get your ticket here.

2) TRIPS TO JOIN

THE ARCTIC ADVENTURE. I interviewed Adi Cohen on Episode 109, a nomadic architect and founder The New Movement. She is now co-leading The Arctic Adventure on Sept 15-20, 2024. It’s a small group trip of awe-inspiring activities in Norway such as chasing the northern lights, sailing the fjords to catch sight of the White-tailed eagle, and sharing stories around campfires. You can get a 10% Discount using Code: MAVERICK. See the full itinerary and get your ticket here.

3) TRAVEL GEAR I USE

MERINO WOOL LEGGINGS are the foundation of my cold weather travel gear. I use them for skiing and other winter fun when it’s cold outside because they are a super warm base layer. Plus, merino wool is anti-microbial and does not retain odor, which is perfect for extended cold weather expeditions when you don’t have access to a laundry machine, like when I used them on my trek to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro. Check out the Merino Wool Leggings and all of my travel gear here.

Did you Listen to Last Week’s Episode of The Maverick Show?

Last week I dropped Part 2 of my interview with Dr. Kaisu Koskela who talks about the academic sampling bias when attempting to define who digital nomads are. She then explains both overtourism and transnational gentrification, and the harm they are causing to some local communities. Kaisu then lays out some policy recommendations that can help protect local communities and describes her vision for a more equitable future of travel, global mobility, and digital nomadism. Listen to the episode on your favorite platform here.

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