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*Filmed last year before the pandemic*
Imagine a world without planes. Well, imagine no more, as VICE looks to the future of travelling sustainably with their new environmental guide to getting around the planet. In this series, childhood friends Bupe Bhima & Matt Shea travel to countries across Europe by train, ferry, coach, bicycle and electric car to lower their carbon footprint but still have a banging vacation while doing it.
In episode two of World Without Planes, we hop on a 20-hour party train from Amsterdam to Budapest, bathe in tubs filled with beer, eat at Robert De Niro and Steven Spielberg’s favourite Jewish restaurant and party again at an illegal art rave.
Watch more episodes from the World Without Planes
Ep 1A VICE Guide to Amsterdam
Ep 3Vampire Sleepover in Serbia
Ep 4Getting Drunk Off Moonshine on the Balkan Express
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