“This time, we took our motto ‘We love to work from anywhere’ even more literally and researched working on the water and in the air. We also went to Hong Kong, Amman and Chalkidiki.” Sylvie Konzack and Kai Böcking
The new issue once again covers the entire travel and work world – whether as a classic business traveler who extends their stay for a bleisure trip, or as a “workationist” who combines work and leisure at their travel destination. The author Annika Goodwin, for example, lived and worked as an expat in Amman for several weeks and makes a declaration of love for Jordan in her article. Nina Winkler, known as “Nina Nomad” in Bleisure Traveller, spent four weeks discovering Malaysia with her school-age son. Coach Julia Fernandéz-Pola reports on how she has gradually made Marseille her workation destination over the years and gives three tips. And Kai Böcking once again found himself in culinary Hong Kong – the bleisure classic par excellence is the long special of the new issue. He was also in Chalkidiki for a pure Greek experience.
“Our sea voyages for this issue were also very special: I tried a workation on a sailing trip in the Mediterranean. Kai tried out how attractive a cruise is for that,” says Sylvie Konzack, editor-in-chief and publisher of Bleisure Traveler. “We also took on the topic of Work@Sky and researched that wifi in airplanes has so far been primarily an information jungle when it comes to costs. We will continue to cover this topic in the future with a regular series of reports.”
The other topics in the spring edition revolve, as always, around trends and facts about bleisure and remote work. This time, the Spring 2025 issue is available at the gates and selected lounges at airports in Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Vienna, Zurich and Milan, as well as at some hotels. It will also be available digitally in the in-flight media libraries of numerous airlines from March.
Of course, print copies can also be ordered directly from Bleisure Traveller – just contact info@bleisuretraveller.com.
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