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The Jason Boull Travel Podcast

The Jason Boull Travel Podcast

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The Jason Boull Travel Podcast is your front-row seat to the world of unforgettable travel experiences.

Hosted by luxury travel expert and founder of Boullies Travel, Jason Boull, this show blends inspiring destination guides, insider interviews, and real-world advice for travellers and entrepreneurs alike.

🎧 Each week, Jason dives into:

  • ✨ Must-see destinations from Lapland to the Caribbean
  • 🚢 Cruise line comparisons for savvy holidaymakers
  • 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family travel tips and hidden planning secrets
  • 🏝️ Luxury resort breakdowns (think: Sandals, Disney, and more)
  • 🌍 Conversations with travel reps, tourism boards, and content creators
  • 💼 Behind the scenes of running a travel business in today's world

Whether you're a parent planning a magical family holiday, a retiree eyeing a world cruise, or a budding travel entrepreneur looking for direction — this podcast is your passport to clarity, confidence, and elevated experiences.

👉 New episodes drop weekly. 🎙️ Subscribe now and start planning smarter, dreaming bigger, and travelling deeper.

Jason Boull 2025
Direction Economie Management et direction Sciences sociales Écritures et commentaires de voyage
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  • Discover Japan Episode 4 - Experiences Part 2- Mount Fuji, Onsen, Festivals & Hidden Adventures
    Mar 6 2026

    In Part 2 of our Experiences in Japan deep dive, we explore the adventurous, natural and modern side of Japan — from climbing Mount Fuji and cycling across sea bridges, to taiko drumming and futuristic art installations.

    We also tackle something important: how to plan Japan properly without burning out — and why AI itineraries simply can’t replace personalised expertise.

    In this episode:

    • Climbing Mount Fuji (what to expect)
    • Hiking the Samurai Postal Trail
    • Cycling across the Inland Sea
    • Snowboarding in Hokkaido
    • Visiting sand dunes in Japan
    • TeamLab Borderless & futuristic art
    • Why gardens often become surprise highlights
    • How to balance culture, rest and activity
    • Why professional planning matters

    If you’re investing in a once-in-a-lifetime trip to Japan, make sure it’s designed around you — your pace, your interests, your travel style.

    Boullies Travel specialises in crafting personalised Japan journeys that go far beyond generic itineraries.

    Chapter Guide (Part 2)

    • 29:03 – Active & adventurous Japan
    • 30:00 – Climbing Mount Fuji (what it’s really like)
    • 32:00 – Samurai Postal Trail hiking
    • 33:30 – Cycling across the Inland Sea bridges
    • 35:55 – Onsen essentials (quick refresher)
    • 39:46 – Natural wonders: snow, volcanoes & sand dunes
    • 44:30 – Anime, manga & Akihabara
    • 46:54 – Retro gaming heaven: Super Potato
    • 48:17 – TeamLab Borderless & futuristic Japan
    • 49:51 – Taiko drumming experience
    • 53:45 – Overlooked highlights: Japanese gardens
    • 56:01 – How to balance a Japan itinerary properly
    • 1:01:40 – Why AI can’t plan Japan properly
    • 1:05:13 – The importance of personalised planning
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    36 min
  • Discover Japan Episode 4 - Experiences Part 1 - Geisha, Tea Ceremonies, Temples & Cultural Immersion
    Feb 27 2026

    In Episode 4 of our Japan mini-series, Jason Boull and Japan specialist Charlie Orr explore the heart of what makes Japan unforgettable — the experiences.

    From meeting a Maiko (apprentice geisha) and taking part in tea ceremonies, to hands-on crafts like paper making and taiko drumming, this episode dives into why Japan is a destination where cultural immersion matters more than ticking off landmarks.

    We discuss:

    • Why Japan rewards hands-on experiences over passive sightseeing
    • What a geisha really is (and what they’re not)
    • The power of tea ceremonies and traditional crafts
    • How to avoid over-tourism at temples and shrines
    • Why insider knowledge transforms your visit

    If you want more than a checklist holiday, Boullies Travel will help design a Japan itinerary that balances iconic sights with meaningful, personal experiences.

    Chapter Guide (Part 1)

    • 00:45 – Introduction: Why Japan is a country of contrasts
    • 01:56 – Modern Tokyo vs traditional Kyoto vs mountain solitude
    • 03:58 – Why experiences matter more than box-ticking
    • 06:45 – Moving from passive travel to immersive travel
    • 07:55 – Hands-on cultural experiences explained
    • 09:30 – Paper making & traditional crafts
    • 10:46 – Tea ceremonies with a Maiko (apprentice geisha)
    • 10:48 – What is a geisha really?
    • 13:45 – Kimono culture & traditional dress
    • 16:44 – Why young girls choose to become geisha
    • 18:56 – Making temple visits meaningful
    • 21:50 – Avoiding crowds in Kyoto
    • 22:50 – Sanjuu Sangendo & hidden temple gems
    • 24:50 – Samurai history you won’t find on Google
    • 25:52 – Festivals: Awa Odori & Yosakoi dance celebrations
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    29 min
  • Discover Japan Episode 3 with Charlie Orr & Jason Boull - Food in Japan Part 2 - Street Food, Regional Specialities & Dining Etiquette
    Feb 20 2026

    In Part 2 of our Japan food deep dive, we go even further.

    From vibrant street food stalls and Osaka’s famous food culture to regional specialities like udon, katsuo and Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, this episode uncovers the deeper layers of Japanese cuisine.

    We also explore:

    • Why street food in Japan rivals anywhere in the world
    • The story behind Japan’s Christmas KFC tradition
    • Dining etiquette and simple mistakes to avoid
    • How dietary requirements are handled (and why advance planning matters)
    • Fugu (blowfish!) and one unforgettable meal

    If you’re planning a trip and want to experience Japan’s food scene the right way — from hidden izakayas to once-in-a-lifetime dishes — Boullies Travel will build your itinerary around your tastes, your comfort level, and your travel style.

    📍 Chapter Guide (Part 2)

    • 28:00 – Street food in Japan: yatai culture explained
    • 29:26 – Takoyaki, karaage & riverside food scenes
    • 31:49 – Regional food differences across Japan
    • 32:58 – Udon in Shikoku & ramen in Fukuoka
    • 33:50 – Hiroshima vs Kansai okonomiyaki
    • 36:00 – Osaka: “Japan’s Kitchen”
    • 36:30 – Vegan & gluten-free discoveries in Osaka
    • 38:18 – Presentation vs flavour: why ritual matters
    • 40:13 – Cookery classes & making mochi with a mallet
    • 42:58 – Japan’s famous KFC Christmas tradition
    • 45:03 – Dietary requirements: what’s improving & what isn’t
    • 49:27 – Dining etiquette: eating in public, chopsticks & rice rules
    • 53:49 – Is food in Japan expensive?
    • 55:42 – The unforgettable Fugu experience
    • 58:14 – If you could eat one dish forever… yakiniku
    • 59:15 – Why food is central to designing your Japan trip
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    32 min
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