"A MAN WHO HAS BEEN EVERYWHERE: Danas PankevičiusThere are some people who travel often. There are people who travel a lot. And then there's Danas Pankevičius - a man who travels so much that his GPS would need a salary.While we're trying to survive a five-hour Ryanair flight with a non-reclining chair, Danas changes so many time zones in a year that his body has a New Year's Day every three weeks.While his friends and I argue about whether it's worth getting a taxi because it's "only a 20-minute walk" to the centre, Dan is trying for the umpteenth day to break into a closed country where even the navigation system doesn't know where he is.He's been everywhere. V.I.S.U.R. If a country has a flag, he's been there. If it doesn't, it's probably there too. From glittering megalopolises to villages where people saw more cows than tourists. From places where he was welcomed as a guest of honour to places where he tried to understand how he got here in the first place.And now he's finally going to stop in one place for a few hours to tell it all!This won't be just another boring lecture about travel. It will be a party of travel stories. There will be stories, there will be adventures, there will be things that might make you love your sofa even more. Come along, because after this evening your "how I got lost in a petrol station in Poland" story won't be interesting anymore.After all, this is the only Lithuanian who has travelled all over the world! For this achievement, he is also included in the Lithuanian Book of Records!Special guest: