Wojciech Cejrowski
Wojciech Cejrowski,54, is an anthropologist, an explorer of primitive tribes and the author of the TV hit documentary series "Barefoot through the world". Cejrowski produces all of his TV and radio programs himself. Initially alone, with a camera and notebook, Cejrowski traveled mainly to the Amazon jungle, where he explored the region’s primitive tribes. He crossed, on foot, the swampy jungle of Darien, on the…
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border between Colombia and Panama (1996) and reached the distant settlements of the Wai Wai tribe while on the Camel Trophy route, in Guyana, in 1996. He has also organized many commercial expeditions for numerous scientists, researchers or simply interested individuals. Then, with a TV crew he visited more than 60 countries, on 6 continents as a producer, director and a star in his highly successful documentary “Barefoot through the world”. A quarter of a century of Cejrowski’s travels, more than 70 expeditions which he organized, his achievements as an explorer have also been recognized internationally. He was awarded Gold Medal at the 2008 Travel Tourism New York Festivals. He was also invited to join as a fellow the two world’s most prestigious science, travel and tourism organizations: British Royal Geographical Society and American Explorers Club. The game's title "Barefoot through the world" refers to his tv programs, and its aim is to entertain and educate.
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