Episode 344: Fairy Tale Travel in Germany

June 14, 2021 00:27:26
Episode 344: Fairy Tale Travel in Germany
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Episode 344: Fairy Tale Travel in Germany

Jun 14 2021 | 00:27:26

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Elizabeth George SandyLindsayDonna

As Europe begins to open back up, we are already thinking about where we will go first! And since this year has been one long bad dream, we are ready for a bit of happily ever after! So our sights have turned to Germany and the Fairy Tale Road, where we can dive into the stories of our childhood and experience settings right out of those story books.

To guide us down this road, we are thrilled to welcome Carolin Belcher from the German National Tourist Office. Carolin was born and raised in Germany, in the city of Kassel which is on the Fairy Tale Road in Hesse. She moved to the US 16 years ago and is now living with with her husband and 3 children & 7 animals in Tampa, Florida. Carolin has been working in the Tourism Industry for over 20 years. She started as a Travel Advisor in Germany and is now the West Coast Sales Manager of the German National Tourist Office. She is very passionate about her home country and loves sharing her knowledge and passion with everybody she gets in touch with. And we can’t wait to hear all about this Fairy Tale Itinerary!

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