From concept and sourcing to designing one-of-a-kind experiential programs and inspired adventures ... even arranging exclusive entries and access, Seemless Plans create the ultimate travel experience. One that you'll remember for all of the right reasons. And, we manage every detail until you return.

You depart with an individually tailored travel package that includes everything from local culture, etiquette and tipping guidelines to currency and customs allowances to emergency contact numbers, bank and ATM locations, transfer and taxi fees … even the time it takes to get from point A to B, when it matters. You arrive at your destination with the confidence that comes with a Seamless Plan. In this Jetsetter episode, Jason talks with chief planner Kim Jacobson who can help arrange your next trip, wether it be business or vacation. Visit www.seemlessplans.com

Nick Snelling is an author on Spain, a Spanish real estate journalist, and an SEO copywriter. He joins the podcast to discuss how people can buy Spanish property and what it's like to live in Spain. Snelling also goes in-depth on the Gandia area. 

The topic then shifts to how people can use the Internet to make an income and turbo charge their business while living anywhere. Snelling gives his tips for better internet copywriting.

Nick Snelling is a journalist and author of six books and, currently, lives permanently in Spain with his family.

During his time in Spain, he has worked within the real estate industry, whilst also undertaking investigative journalism on a wide range of matters concerning Spain. This has included tackling subjects as diverse as: corruption, the economy, divorce and domestic violence, drugs, the Spanish property crash, immigration and even the Spanish culture of brothel use! These articles have been published in various magazines.

Find out more about Nick Snelling at www.nicholassnelling.com. 

Visit Snelling's businesses at www.culturespain.com or www.casalasafor.com.

Within seven long years after college, William Lee switched careers three times, wiped his slate clean, and took massive pay cuts all in the pursuit of a lifestyle which at the time, was only a dream. 

He had had three immediate goals:

1) be my own boss

2) work from home

3) be a stay at home dad (I'm still childless)

There was a fourth goal which he shared with others but did not believe in it at the time. That goal was to live in different countries weeks to months at a time. 

In 2007, he launched an online ecommerce business that sold nutritional products. This was his fourth startup and this time, he had too much pride to fail again. Facing 10k in debt just 2 months into the launch, he secured a loan from my parents and had the fire on his rear end grow even hotter. That's when things clicked and he matured from delinquent wannabe entrepreneur to growing small business owner. 

It's been several years since taking that first step with a one way ticket to Vancouver, BC. William spent time in many places around the US and abroad and completed a 14 month trip in Costa Rica. Today, he is heading to Bali, Indonesia and plans to continue his way around the world, sharing what he had learned and giving to others a different way to look at life. 

Libby Tucker is the CEO & Founder at Beer2Buds and Chief Global Entrepreneur at LiveWorkAnywhere. She gives us a glimpse into life as a digital nomad. Her tips include how to better use a US phone overseas for calling, texting, and charging. 

Tucker also discusses how entrepreneurs can grow their start-ups customer base and hire better contractors and freelancers. She then talks about how  her business Beer2Buds works.

Find out more about Libby Tucker at www.anywhereentrepreneur.com or www.liveworkanywhere.com.

Visit Beer2Buds at www.beer2buds.com.

Norman Viss and Carol Van Dyken are the founders of the Expat Everyday Support Center, which helps expats connect to their worlds. 

Viss tells us the stories about how he coped as a young man working in isolated villages in the Nigerian savannah. He and Van Dyken then discuss what it has been like to live far from family, culture, traditions and lifestyle and the implications international living has on marriage and children.

Norman Viss holds B.A. and Master’s degrees, with majors in cross-cultural and urban studies and theology. He has many years of broad international experience working with people from a wide variety of cultures, including a 10 year span of living in Nigeria, West Africa, and 22 years in the Netherlands. Currently he lives in the Philadelphia, USA. In 2009 he completed the Certified Professional Coach Program at the International Coach Academy and is accredited by the International Coach Federation as Associate Certified Coach (ACC).

With a background in Human Resources (B.A. Human Resources and Business), Carol Van Dyken currently works on the development team of an international non-profit organization and has been trained and led seminars on interpersonal relationships through IT Partners. Things I like to think about:

Visit the Expat Everyday Support Center at www.expateverydaysupportcenter.com.