Airbnb Blueprint – Details, episodes & analysis

For this episode, Alex and Pooh talk about the realities of being in business, which, regardless of where you are in your journey is tough. They focus in on how to get through the tough days, those times when things don´t work out and you start to feel that you are heading in the wrong direction.

If you want to know how to maintain motivation and momentum this is the episode for you.

THE AIRBNB CONSULTANT - CONTACT US

 https://calendly.com/airbnbconsultant/15min 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• If your reason for being self-employed is not strong enough, at some point, you are going to give up and go back to working for someone else.

• Regularly remind yourself why you have chosen to be an entrepreneur.
• When you initially start you are full of enthusiasm and energy. Your tank is full but keeping it that way is not easy.
• Try to keep your life partner in the loop and on your side.
• If you have a business partner lean on each other. If not surround yourself with other entrepreneurs who are at your level or a little ahead of you.
• Exercise is important it keeps you healthy and perhaps more importantly gives you the chance to turn off.

BEST MOMENTS

"You get amazing days – you can conquer the world and the next day just pew."

"You are always on, you´re always thinking about something whether things are going good or whether things are going bad."

"If you hire a mentor, work with someone who´s living a life that you want to live."

HOST BIOS

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years.

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor-made ‘lifestyle by design.’

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mannock/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theairbnbnomadspodcast

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theairbnbnomadspodcast 

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/

For this episode, Alex is joined by Dr. Alex Koh the founder of the Buy Trigger Club where he teaches families to create wealth through trading. Today, Alex Koh focuses on talking about his experience of building social media content channels using bots to build out almost 100% passive side hustles. 

Alex´s channels focus on how to trade stocks and shares. But this kind of side hustle is an ideal way for property developers to create another income stream. 

THE AIRBNB CONSULTANT - CONTACT US

 https://calendly.com/airbnbconsultant/15min 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Regardless of whether you are employed or run your own business you can benefit from having a side hustle.
• Building content channels is far easier when you use what you do in your day-to-day life.
• AI bots greatly speed up the rate at which you can create.
• If you want to stay ahead you need to learn and actively use AI. Now is the best time to do it. It is free and anyone can access and use AI, but that could change soon.
• Repurposing your content enables you to run multiple content channels.
• You do not need any expensive equipment, nor do you need to spend ages editing. You can film for 5 mins, watch it through and post it, which takes less than 20 mins.
• Produce shorts, right now they generate the most organic growth.
• Post across all 5 video platforms. The same video will bomb on some of the platforms yet go viral on one of them.
• Making money out of content creation is much harder than it was a few years ago.
• With content creation, you have to overdeliver and give out a lot of information for free, before you can sell people anything.
• Building an online presence is a great way to boost your brand and build a stronger business.
• Keep comments on, that´s what really drives the algorithm. Just ignore the trolls.

BEST MOMENTS

"Skill up, equip up."

“There's going to be other people out there who are like you and they will naturally gravitate to you.”

“We don´t have enough short-form vloggers.”

“To make money for a purpose, to help somebody else, that´s the end game.”

EPISODE RESOURCES

Dr. Alex Koh is the founder of Buy Trigger Club and a leading voice in family investment strategies on YouTube. With a focus on growth stocks and market trends, he empowers families to build wealth through disciplined investing.

Link
alexkoh.me

https://www.captions.ai/

HOST BIO

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years.

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor-made ‘lifestyle by design.’

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mannock/

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theairbnbnomadspodcast TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theairbnbnomadspodcast 

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/

Alex and Pooh respond to a question about a drop in bookings for their serviced accommodation, caused by increased competition and decreased demand. They give advice and actionable tips on what to do if you find yourself in this situation including why being consistently proactive is essential. 

https://airbnbconsultant.co/ 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• To be competitive in the Airbnb space you have to be proactive, you can’t just expect bookings to come in.
• Too many serviced accommodation courses aren’t giving hosts the tools and education they need to market effectively.
• Make sure you are listed on OTAs but also look at other ways to be listed too, such as being listed with relocation companies.
• Go through your existing client list and simply call them.
• Do your research to learn more about your existing client base, this can be in the form of simply asking those who stay with you why they are travelling/staying in your accommodation.

BEST MOMENTS 

 "No longer can you just take on a unit, put it on Airbnb sit back and wait for the bookings to roll in”

“Any kind of portal that can get your visibility up to the market”

“It’s quite sad how much basic stuff isn’t getting done when people are in the serviced accommodation space”

HOST BIO

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years. 

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor made ‘lifestyle by design’.

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mannock/ 

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/airbnbconsultant_?igsh=cmwxMGx4Nmt4d2oy&utm_source=qr

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theairbnbnomadspodcast  

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/

Alex interviews Wendy Brumwell, a former professional figure skater turned commercial property developer. Wendy shares her incredible journey from the ice rink to the boardroom, offering invaluable insights into the world of commercial property development. Wendy's story of resilience, adaptability, and success will inspire you to chase your dreams and think big in the world of real estate.

https://airbnbconsultant.co/ 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Commercial property development can be a game-changer for financial freedom, but it requires education, confidence, and relationship-building with agents to source the best deals.
• Starting with smaller commercial projects, like shop conversions or barn developments, can be a great way to gain experience and build credibility before tackling larger developments.
• Diversifying your property portfolio with a mix of cash-flowing strategies (like serviced accommodation) and long-term commercial projects can provide a balanced approach to property investing.
• Building relationships with agents is crucial in commercial property development, as many lucrative deals never make it to the open market.
• The mindset and discipline learned from professional sports can be successfully applied to business and property development, as explored in Wendy's book "A Successful State of Mind."
• Women in business can benefit greatly from networking and support groups, like Wendy's "Ladies Latte" meetups, which provide encouragement, accountability, and valuable connections.
• Commercial property development projects typically take longer to complete (12-18 months), so it's important to have strategies in place for cash flow during the development process.
• Mental health and personal challenges are a normal part of the entrepreneurial journey, even for successful individuals, and it's important to acknowledge and work through these issues.

BEST MOMENTS 

 "I think for me, when I was at school, I was kind of like doing my school work and I was at school during the day, but then I had no time really to do anything else apart from go to the rink outside of school."

"I think you almost want a cash flowing strategy and also your commercial running alongside it. And I think that's where there's probably a nice opportunity in like service accommodation combined with commercial."

"I think we're often kind of limited, aren't we? By our own financial thermostat. But sometimes when we see it from the other side, actually, it's going to be worth it for an investor, for them to invest."

"I honestly believe that to me, there is absolutely no logical explanation as to why kids right up to leaving high school, don't know what a credit card is, don't know what mortgages are, don't know what cash flow is."

"I have up and ups and downs in my journey. Like most of us, because, you know, sometimes things go really well. Sometimes they don't, and you know there's kind of things that not just go on in your property and your business world, but also like your, your, your private, your personal and your private life as well."

ABOUT THE GUEST

HOST BIO

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years. 

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor made ‘lifestyle by design’.

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mannock/ 

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theairbnbnomadspodcast

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theairbnbnomadspodcast  

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/

In this episode of the Airbnb Nomads Toolbox, hosts Alex and Pooh tackle the pressing issue of preventing parties in short-term rentals. Responding to Ivy from Woken's question, they offer practical advice on maintaining order in Airbnb properties. From leveraging technology to setting smart pricing strategies, they talk about the proven methods to avoid troublesome guests and maintain positive relationships with neighbours. 

https://airbnbconsultant.co/ 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Implement staggered minimum night stays, increasing the required length for bookings further in the future to discourage party-seekers and attract more responsible guests.
• Utilise technology like noise sensors (e.g. Minut) and Ring doorbells to monitor activity and detect potential rule-breaking behaviour in your rental properties.
• Set appropriate pricing to attract your target market and avoid undercutting yourself, as extremely low rates can attract problematic guests and reduce overall profitability.
• Cultivate positive relationships with neighbours by introducing yourself, explaining your business, and providing contact information to address any concerns quickly.
• Thoroughly vet potential guests by reviewing their information, speaking with them directly, and trusting your instincts about potential red flags.
• Install exterior cameras and lighting to monitor the property's surroundings without infringing on guest privacy inside the rental.
• Be cautious during slow seasons and resist the temptation to accept questionable bookings that could lead to problems and damage your reputation.
• Understand your specific market and adjust your strategies accordingly, as what works in one location may not be suitable for another.

BEST MOMENTS 

"A lot of people do it and they do it successfully, but there is no way that you can possibly argue the point that you are not more at risk of having parties by offering one night stays.”

"Go over to your neighbours and really like put in the effort to get to make friends with those guys. When you take the property over or when you take on a rent on a rent to rent or whether you're managing it or buying it, whatever it is, the first thing you should do is go over to your neighbour’s house."

"Your gut feeling is always right. So if the gut feeling says, you know, I'm not sure about this booking, that's probably right."

"Once you build that relationship over the phone, there's less chance that, you know, I would say it's not guaranteed, but there's less chance that they're going to mess around in the property."

HOST BIO

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years. 

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor made ‘lifestyle by design’.

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mannock/ 

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theairbnbnomadspodcast

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theairbnbnomadspodcast  

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/

Join Alex as he interviews Louise Smith of Braeside Property, who shares her inspiring journey from equestrian expert to a successful property investor. Louise reveals her blueprint for building a thriving HMO portfolio, offering invaluable insights on sourcing deals, building relationships with agents, and raising private investor finance.

https://airbnbconsultant.co/ 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Louise transitioned from an equestrian career at Paul McCartney's estate to property investing, driven by a desire for excitement and self-development.
• Building strong relationships with estate agents is crucial for finding deals; Louise recommends creating a spreadsheet and categorising agents based on their helpfulness.
• Joint ventures can be a great way to start in property, but it's essential to align values and clearly define roles with your partner to avoid conflicts.
• Louise emphasises the importance of having finance in place before making offers, either through personal funds or by building relationships with private investors.
• Networking and public speaking played a significant role in Louise's success, helping her connect with potential investors and partners.
• Louise advises focusing on properties within a 30-minute drive from your home, as local knowledge is invaluable for spotting good deals quickly.
• Mental health and self-development are crucial aspects of running a successful property business; Louise recommends self-help books and emotional mastery courses.
• Louise's strategy involves sticking to 6-bed HMOs to minimise planning risks and ensure consistent cash flow, aiming for at least £1,000 monthly profit per property.

BEST MOMENTS 

"I soon learned that don't try and put on any kind of façade, just be yourself because then you attract the right people and you're that makes business a lot, lot easier."

"Property is very much a people person. I had to go out networking and I had to meet people and I had to go and face my fears and make offers."

"It doesn't matter how many times you take that test. At some point you'll pass. And it just sort of really resonated with me with that. I went, yeah, you're right."

"I've grown at exactly the same rate as our business as a person. I had to, and that's almost like a bit of an adrenaline rush, to give yourself a pat on the back that you've succeeded and you've turned that deal around."

"Whatever happens, as long as you just keep going in that direction, you've got the big Y written on the whiteboard there, and you're like, I'm going there. And whatever the hell happens on the way, I'm just going to let it happen."

ABOUT THE GUEST

www.braesideproperty.co.uk

Email: [email protected]

My husband Peter and I have been investing in property for 17 years, starting with a one-bedroom flat and gradually expanding. In 2016, I pursued advanced property courses, leading us to focus on higher cash-flowing assets and collaborate with investors. Peter now works full-time in the business, overseeing refurbishments to high standards. We also host networking events and I manage an equestrian yard, which has helped with obtaining favourable mortgage rates and reinvesting in our business for growth.

http://linkedin.com/in/louise-smith-0b022b112

https://www.facebook.com/share/4Qdsc3FSzRtbyYHg/?mibextid=LQQJ4d

https://www.instagram.com/braeside_property_group?igsh=MXY3YTZic3VpdGJrMQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

HOST BIO

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years. 

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor made ‘lifestyle by design’.

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mannock/ 

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theairbnbnomadspodcast

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theairbnbnomadspodcast  

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/

Join Alex and Pooh in this episode as they talk about how you can choose and find your ideal target Airbnb market. They share specific things you can do to discover who your target market is and how to appeal to them.

https://airbnbconsultant.co/ 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• You can’t market effectively if you do not know who you are specifically targeting.
• You need to understand the current market in the area you are in, so you can see where there are opportunities.
• Contractors can be an easy market to get into, they are low-maintenance and low risk in terms of anti-social behaviour.
• The market across the country has developed post-covid, people want space and privacy, it’s important to consider this.
• In Airbnb units and almost all serviced accommodation, amenities are what set you apart. Standards are higher than they have ever been, are you offering what people want?

BEST MOMENTS 

"His marketing is a bit of a mess because he doesn’t know who he wants to attract”

“You’re gonna do a lot better by not being selfish and trying to cram as many people in”

HOST BIO

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years. 

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor made ‘lifestyle by design’.

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mannock/ 

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theairbnbnomadspodcast

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theairbnbnomadspodcast  

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/

Alex is joined by fire risk expert Steve Hearn in a fire safety masterclass you can’t afford to miss. Learn what you need to do to get compliant and protect your business and clients. From fire alarms to emergency lighting, Steve covers the key requirements in simple terms that even beginners can grasp. Don’t let the changes scare you off—with the right knowledge, you can implement the necessary precautions without breaking the bank. Steve even shares clever hacks to work around tricky compliance issues. Whether you’re an experienced host or just getting started, this episode delivers the clarity you need on critical but oft-ignored fire safety rules.

https://airbnbconsultant.co/

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• The recent Section 156 legislation requires all hosts, even small operators, to fully document fire risk assessments and precautions.
• To be compliant, you need proper fire alarms, emergency lighting, escape routes, maintenance logs, and emergency plans.
• Work with qualified professionals like Steve to ensure you correctly implement precautions and manage fire safety.
• When sourcing properties, carefully vet them for any existing or potential fire safety issues before signing contracts.
• Update booking terms and conditions to forbid guests from using unapproved electrical devices that increase fire risk.
• Long-term rentals require extra vigilance as guests often try converting units into homes.
• Digitise all fire safety documentation so you have records if ever needed for insurance claims.
• Educate yourself on requirements through specialised training to confidently self-manage precautions.

BEST MOMENTS 

"Cost is not an influencer on whether you comply with fire safety, one property or 100."

"Your homework again is really important... Do the due diligence on the deal."

"Take action. Don't do nothing. Don't sit on it because the fire service are auditing this now."

"This stuff isn't going away... You've got to be prepared."

"Recognise your own limits of what you can do. Seek help when you need it."

ABOUT THE GUEST

Steve Hearn

Web:  Totalriskmanagement.co.uk 

Email: [email protected] 

HOST BIO

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years. 

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor made ‘lifestyle by design’.

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/lifebeyondbroke

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lifebeyondbroke

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@lifebeyondbroke

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/

In another episode of The Airbnb Nomads Toolbox series, Alex and Pooh tackle the crucial question about the real costs of starting a rent to rent Airbnb business (R2RSA). They break down the often-overlooked expenses, debunk myths about easy entry, and offer alternative strategies for those with limited capital. This discussion is a must-listen for anyone considering entering the short-term rental market, providing valuable insights and practical advice for navigating the financial challenges of launching an Airbnb business!

https://airbnbconsultant.co/ 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• The initial costs for a R2RSA deal are significant, including rent, deposit, referencing fees, and property improvements, often totalling £5,000 to £10,000 minimum.
• Investor financing for R2RSA deals is risky and not recommended due to the lack of asset ownership and the many variables in the business model.
• Property improvements can be costly, ranging from £2,000-£3,000 for small apartments to £5,000-£10,000 for larger properties needing extensive renovations.
• Many properties offered for R2RSA deals may require substantial upgrades, as they're often older or less desirable units that aren't renting easily.
• A consultancy model is suggested as a lower-risk alternative, where newcomers can help struggling hosts improve their listings and occupancy rates.
• The short-term rental business is not dissimilar to starting a letting agency, knowledge and systems are just as important as finance.
• Alex and Pooh challenge the common advice that one must have R2RSA deals before moving into property management, direct entry into management is possible with proper education.
• Education, confidence, and positioning yourself as an authority in the space is essential before managing properties for others.

BEST MOMENTS 

"It does cost a lot of money to get into a rent to rent deal pretty much for anyone, whether it's apartments, larger houses, wherever you are in the UK, there's costs involved."

"Realistically, wherever you are, you're going to need minimum, minimum, minimum 5,000 pounds to get your first deal. And I would say more realistically, I would say 10,000."

"We're giving our students all of the tools that they need, the education, the systems, the processes, the knowledge to go out and work with those hosts who are struggling and to help to turn their properties around."

"We are pretty much almost like a letting agency for short term rental. So it's almost like if you come into the space, you are starting a hospitality business, you are building yourself a short term rental agencies."

HOST BIO

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years. 

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor made ‘lifestyle by design’.

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mannock/ 

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theairbnbnomadspodcast

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theairbnbnomadspodcast  

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/

Umesh Kalra joins the podcast to share his journey from corporate banking to becoming a full-time property investor and HMO expert. Umesh reveals how he built a seven-figure portfolio while juggling family life and a demanding career. From his first overseas investment to managing over 60 HMO projects, Umesh's story is a blueprint for aspiring property entrepreneurs. Learn how to overcome challenges, balance work and family, and create lasting wealth through smart property investments.

https://airbnbconsultant.co/ 

KEY TAKEAWAYS

• Umesh's first property investment was in Toronto, Canada, using his student loan savings for the deposit, showcasing the importance of thinking outside the box when starting in property!
• Consistency and determination are key to success, forming positive habits can be incredibly powerful to all areas of your life.
• Building a property portfolio requires sacrifice and time management. Umesh worked on his property business in the evenings after his son went to bed, demonstrating the importance of dedication.
• Having a supportive partner is crucial for balancing family life and business growth. Umesh and his wife created a schedule to ensure both had time for themselves and their own goals.
• Umesh's company offers a "hassle-free HMO" service, handling everything from property sourcing to management, making it easier for investors to enter the HMO market.
• The importance of having a strong "why" cannot be overstated. Umesh stresses that when your reasons are genuine and powerful, nothing will stop you from achieving your goals.
• Surrounding yourself with a supportive network is essential for mental well-being and business success. Umesh credits his mastermind group and friend circle for helping him overcome challenges.

BEST MOMENTS 

"Everything's possible. You just really need to want to do it."

"If you really want something, you're really going to get it. You obviously don't want it enough to get it."

"I wake up, I know why I'm doing what I'm doing. I'm up every day on time. My wife is like, you're mad sometimes, but guess what? She's so supportive. It's quite easy."

"You can make decisions and you have to make the decisions. You have to make the decision that that is not the route you want to go down. Or you make the decision that you want to stay in that zone and that is the route you want to go down."

"If you knew exactly what was involved all the way through, you probably wouldn't do it. If you knew what it's like to be married, you probably wouldn't do it. If you knew what it's like to have children, you probably wouldn't have them."

ABOUT THE GUEST

Umesh Kalra

https://linktr.ee/umeshkalra

[email protected]

HOST BIO

Alex & Pooh have built a portfolio of over 16 Serviced Accommodation Units and 10 Buy-To-Lets collectively over the last 5 years. 

This AirBnB Business has allowed each of them to create their own tailor made ‘lifestyle by design’.

Pooh chose to escape the corporate life as an electrical engineer instead to spend his time at home with his young and growing family, and Alex likes to spend most of his time in sunny Spain enjoying his love for road cycling or even hiking in the Tramuntana mountain ranges.

CONTACT US

Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/alex.mannock/ 

Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/theairbnbnomadspodcast

TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@theairbnbnomadspodcast  

YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@Lifebeyondbroke/