Trish Stratus on the Stratusphere
References: travelandescape & winnipegsun
Trish Stratus, the Canadian pro wrestler and sometime model has launched her own travel show, Stratusphere.
Whether its "glima wrestling in Iceland, muay thai boxing in Thailand, reindeer racing in Norway or paragliding in the Himalayas," Trish will do it all.
After traveling for years for work, she actually wants to be able to see the world, rather than just pass through it.
"People would ask me what it was like to go to a certain place, and I'd say, 'Well, I know about the Hilton and the arena,'" Trish Stratus said. "And no offence, but arenas are all kind of the same.
"I always struggled with the question, 'What's your favourite place to perform in?' So I'd have to say, 'Well, my favourite time was when I wrestled here,' but it was mostly because of the match, not necessarily the place."
In keeping with her WWE brand, Trish Stratus doesn't just travel to these places; she performs difficult physical challenges in each.
For examples, in Kochi, India, Trish Stratus learned the ancient sword fighting art of kalarippayat. The Statusphere show also gave her the chance to try Maori Fighting Arts and Sailing in New Zealand, Meke Dancing in Fiji and Vo Binh Dinh Wrestling in Vietnam.
With a super hot host and lots of culture, Trish Stratus might just have a mega hit!
Whether its "glima wrestling in Iceland, muay thai boxing in Thailand, reindeer racing in Norway or paragliding in the Himalayas," Trish will do it all.
After traveling for years for work, she actually wants to be able to see the world, rather than just pass through it.
"People would ask me what it was like to go to a certain place, and I'd say, 'Well, I know about the Hilton and the arena,'" Trish Stratus said. "And no offence, but arenas are all kind of the same.
"I always struggled with the question, 'What's your favourite place to perform in?' So I'd have to say, 'Well, my favourite time was when I wrestled here,' but it was mostly because of the match, not necessarily the place."
In keeping with her WWE brand, Trish Stratus doesn't just travel to these places; she performs difficult physical challenges in each.
For examples, in Kochi, India, Trish Stratus learned the ancient sword fighting art of kalarippayat. The Statusphere show also gave her the chance to try Maori Fighting Arts and Sailing in New Zealand, Meke Dancing in Fiji and Vo Binh Dinh Wrestling in Vietnam.
With a super hot host and lots of culture, Trish Stratus might just have a mega hit!
Trend Themes
1. Adventure Travel - Creating organized adventure tours for travelers led by experienced athletes with unique physical challenges can generate a unique selling point, attract travelers looking for more than just sightseeing.
2. Expeditionary Skills - Bringing in instructors to teach specialized combat and self-defense skills, and allowing tourists to compete in or witness high-octane physical contests can appeal to audiences who want to experience sports and cultures on a deeper level beyond observation.
3. Celebrity-led Travel Shows - Shows featuring celebrities with dedicated fan bases engaging in unique cultural experiences can create viral content and attract sponsors and networks hoping to cash in on a growing travel-expert audience segment.
Industry Implications
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2. Athletic Training & Education - This industry could team up with famed athletes to offer boot camps and training facilities, including specialized fitness and combat skills, for travelers looking to achieve specific athletic and martial arts goals.
3. Entertainment - This industry can invest more heavily in visually rich and informative travel programming featuring attractive hosts seeking out far-flung travel experiences and uncovering cultural secrets while participating in unique physical challenges.
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