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# Discover the world 1000 miles away

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#### Description

Don't have the ability to travel across the world? Now you can do it remotely!

Hire a local tour guide in any corner of the world and immerse yourself in a truly unique experience through their eyes, build your own travel itinerary or use the guide's recommendations in real time.

#### Examples

Explore Iceland's glaciers through the eyes of an experienced guide while sitting next to a fireplace in your house across the world.

Take a trip down Route 66 on a Harley, drop by the famous biker bar that you saw in a movie once... see it all live through a Paxer's eyes!

Watch a volcano erupt on Java without the need to fly to Indonesia.

Walk the streets of Cape Town in the evening and enjoy a breathtaking sunset from Signal Hill.


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