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James Asquith, World Record Holder — Guinness Book
Youngest Person to Travel to all 196 Sovereign Countries
Instagram – @JamesAsquithTravel
It’s always a good time at The New York Times Travel Show, and sometimes you just never know who you’ll run into at the nation’s longest-running and largest consumer travel expo. On our 26 January 2019 live broadcast of RMWorldTravel, Robert, Mary and Rudy were on-site for their remote broadcast of America’s #1 Travel Radio Show and James Asquith decided to pop-in to talk travel with them. You can access an archive of the full interview by simply clicking on the play arrow button immediately following this text.
For our first “Personal Connection” episode of 2019, a World Record Holder joined us. James Asquith is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records, as the Youngest Person to Visit all 196 Sovereign Countries. What ignited this passion to travel? What were his experiences like? Did he encounter danger? And what led him to give away his frequent flyer and earned travel miles? Those questions and more were answered during his live interview with us on RMWorldTravel with Robert & Mary Carey and Rudy Maxa during our 12 January 2019 broadcast. You can hear the full interview archived here now by clicking on the play button arrow below …
