You know that they really are thrilli-nears. We like to use that term. They're not about more. They're not about taking the selfie places. They want thrills in their life and they want to do things and part of that they understand is meeting people in places and they really are open to that. They have the O gene, the openness gene and not everybody has that type of

person and it really does help them.

The Extra Pack of Peanuts Travel Podcast.

Episode 413. The United Arab Emirates has the world's most powerful passport, allowing its holders to enter

a hundred and seventy 179 countries without needing to get a visa.

And another 19 where you only have to get a visa upon arrival.

Little country, big passport.

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