Kasem, known online as Ibn Hattuta, is a Jordanian-Palestinian travel content creator and storyteller born on October 30, 1994. He’s one of the Arab world’s most recognised travel influencers, celebrated for documenting immersive journeys across more than 100 countries since 2017 while also becoming a frequent speaker at international events. Through his blog, Ibn Hattuta, he blends adventure, culture, and history to inspire curiosity and connection among his millions of followers. Featured by Forbes Middle East’s 30 Under 30, Kasem uses his storytelling to highlight humanity beyond borders, combining cinematic visuals with reflective narratives that celebrate freedom, exploration, and purpose. His deep, uncompromising presentations celebrate diversity and unusual angles of the countries he visits, thereby becoming not only a celebration of travel but also a valuable educational tool.

From the summit of Everest to the frozen expanse of the South Pole, Jason embodies the spirit of intrepid exploration. Having recently completed a grueling 45-day expedition to summit Mount Everest, he has become one of the very few travellers to have conquered the 7 Summits, standing atop the highest peak on each continent. With 179 UN countries explored and counting, his travels span from remote African villages to Antarctic ice fields, always with cameras in hand to document the extraordinary and inspire others to go beyond their comfort zone. Whether scaling treacherous mountain faces at extreme altitude or navigating the logistical challenges of reaching Earth’s most remote corners, Jason combines a positive attitude and the ability to withstand physical challenges with a photographer’s eye for capturing the world’s most challenging destinations.

As a traveller, Anibal seeks more than movement; he seeks meaning. His journeys focus on documenting and sharing the voices of minority cultures, creating bridges of understanding between worlds that rarely meet. With a background in computer engineering and systems biology, he applies his researcher’s curiosity to human diversity, exploring how tradition, identity, and resilience shape communities across the globe. Through his ethnographic travel agency, he organizes expeditions that generate local income that ensures local sustainability, respecting and preserving cultural heritage while connecting travellers to the people behind the landscapes. His photography and storytelling aim to foster empathy and respect, reminding audiences that cultural diversity is not an obstacle but a treasure. For him, travel is a form of dialogue, and every encounter is an opportunity to build community and purpose.

Kazi is breaking barriers with the 8th Weakest Passport and has travelled to 158 countries. Despite frequent immigration harassment and even detention, her determination remains unshaken. She is more than a traveller. Kazi is a changemaker breaking social barriers and inspiring thousands as a motivational speaker. Her message, “Traveling is a fun way to learn,” has reached over 70,000 people through talks at more than 700 schools, colleges, universities, and organizations. Her goal is to visit all 193 countries and inspire 100,000 youths and women to dream beyond borders. In Khulna, she runs a public library and community learning centre, promoting education and empowerment at the grassroots. Kazi is redefining what’s possible for women from underrepresented countries – proving that with courage and purpose, even the world’s toughest challenges can be overcome.