Where are they now?
Ten years ago they were on Perdu en Asie. Some I can still reach, some vanished. Here's who I'm looking for. If you know one of them, tell me.
AsiaTrek (Laurent Houssin)
Rode a sail-bike 20,000 km from Mont Saint-Michel to Mount Fuji.
2014Phra Julien
A Quebecer living as a Buddhist monk in northern Thailand, near the Burmese border.
2014Pierre Nadeau
A Quebecer trained in Japan as a traditional sword smith.
2014-2015The Pinto brothers
French Muay Thai champions living and fighting in Thailand.
2015Éric Lange, Allo la planète
A nomad radio host, broadcasting from wherever he happened to be.
2013Mathias, info-philippines.com
A French expat in the Philippines who ran a forum and the site info-philippines.com.
2014Nathalie in Luang Prabang
A Québécoise entrepreneur who fell for Luang Prabang and had a business for sale.
2014Van and Joseph in Vientiane
A Lao-born Quebecer and her partner who came back to open a business in Vientiane.
2013-2014Tony, 15 years in Laos
Retired in Laos since the late 1980s and early 1990s, with a long view on how it changed.
2013The Swiss couple of Battambang
Two Swiss retirees who drove 20,000 km by camper van and opened a hotel in Battambang.
2013Janick, quitterlequebec.com
A Quebecer who moved to Hong Kong in 2010 and wrote about leaving Quebec.
2013-2016Perrine
Lived in Singapore and Yangon, then spent nine months travelling solo from Laos to Indonesia.
2015Marco, voyageravecmoi.com
Went round the world with a backpack on a small budget.
2014Jonathan, Voyagecast
Swiss creator of the Voyagecast travel podcast.
2015Stéphane in Singapore
A Quebecer in Singapore working in recruitment, on jobs in Asia.
2013-2014Vonnic
A Frenchman who kept going back to Indonesia, by scooter to the volcanoes.