I'll be traveling to Japan for the first time in my life and I'm super excited! I'm coming from Europe - and I don't know anything about Japan besides the great snow for snowboarding. Obviously, I'm reading a lot and trying to prepare and research as much as possible - but it gets very overwhelming at times. I'll be happy to get some first-hand tips. 1) One week in Tokyo – what are your top things to see / eat / do I should add to my list? 2) Most important things to know about the Japanese culture – unwritten rules, respectful or disrespectful behaviours, etc.? 3) Internet – I will need reliable internet to use for work. What are your top tips if the accommodation doesn't have strong wi-fi? 4) I'll spend 2 months near Madarao Winter Resort for snowboarding. Any tips about winter sports in Japan? 5) Any tours, tour guides, experiences you can recommend? Links to any of your blog articles or videos are very welcome.

Bansko Nomad Fest (https://www.banskonomadfest.com/) is a week-long event for digital nomads, remote workers, freelancers and entrepreneurs from June 25 till July 2 in Bansko, Bulgaria. This year, we expect around 600-700 attendees to take over the little mountain village. Our team is attending the event and is excited to meet members from all over the world. Every year, Travel Massive is organising our traditional QUIZ NIGHT with awesome prizes. We'll be happy to see you there 👉 Who's going to Bansko Nomad Fest 2023? And how long do you plan to stay in Bansko? If you want to attend and don't have a ticket, you can still get a 10% discount with code TravelMassive.

I know there are quite a few travel marketers and content creators here, so really interested in your professional opinions on Travelport's 7Wonders campaign. We partnered with Jamie ‘Adventureman’ McDonald to try and break a Guinness world record - to visit the 7 modern wonders of the world in under 7 days. We were mostly focused on creating compelling video content and generating good PR - the main video is here: https://youtu.be/3tfcL-uWQys I think the video is fun. Even though we're a B2B travel tech - we're trying to take a very distinct approach to most corporate-style B2B technology marketing which tends to focus on website, event sponsorship, product features, etc. This looks and feels a lot more like travel marketing to me. [EDIT: Added the correct video link - sorry!]