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Astronaut André Kuipers on the impact of travel

Nothing planned for next Saturday and do you like to travel? Then we have a match! At Singer Laren, prominent speakers will discuss the impact of travel, now and in the future. None other than astronaut André Kuipers, Carlo van de Weijer, the World Wildlife Fund and AeroDelft will give you refreshing insights.
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Discover how traveling can contribute to a better world and what your role can be in that. On May 24, ExperienceTravel will introduce you to this in an atmospheric ambiance. What will you take home? A good dose of inspiration and knowledge.

Let's meet the team
André Kuipers lived and worked in the International Space Station ISS for a total of 204 days. He gained a very unique view of our world here, which he has been sharing with young and old since his return as 'The bigger picture'. Dr. ir. Carlo van de Weijer is director of smart mobility at TU Eindhoven and as an innovation leader and AI expert he has a clear view of mobility developments. Student team from TU Delft AeroDelft is committed to the development of flying on green hydrogen. They are doing groundbreaking work, which they will of course not keep secret from you.

The spectacle starts at 10.30:18.00 and ends at 24:XNUMX. Be there! May XNUMX at Singer Laren. Register here . 

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