Siw Husebø Johansen’s travel map

50 countries · 6 continents · 10 territories
50
Countries
6
Continents
10
Territories
19
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🗺️ Countries visited

AlbaniaAustriaAustraliaBarbadosBelgiumBrazilBahamasSwitzerlandChinaCyprusGermanyDenmarkEstoniaEgyptSpainFinlandFranceUnited KingdomGreeceCroatiaHaitiIndonesiaIrelandIcelandItalyJamaicaKenyaLiechtensteinSri LankaLuxembourgLatviaMonacoMaltaMaldivesMexicoMalaysiaNetherlandsNorwayNew ZealandPhilippinesPortugalSeychellesSwedenSingaporeSloveniaSan MarinoThailandTanzaniaUnited StatesSouth Africa
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Canary IslandsCook IslandsHawaiiHong KongPuerto RicoSvalbardUS Virgin IslandsVatican CityWalesZanzibar

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Ahead of the Game
Siw Husebø Johansen has visited at least as many countries as years lived.
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19 badges earnedsee all with definitions →

Countries and Territories
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The Globetrotter
Visited 50 countries
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All Continents
At least 1 country in all 6 inhabited continents
Africa, Asia, Europe, South America, North America, Oceaniadefinition ↗
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Europe Halfway
21 European countries
27 visited: Albania, Austria, Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, Estonia, Spain, Finland, France, United Kingdom, Greece, Croatia, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Latvia, Monaco, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Sweden, Slovenia, San Marinodefinition ↗
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Territory Collector
Visited 10 territories
10 visited: Canary Islands, Cook Islands, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Puerto Rico, Svalbard, US Virgin Islands, Vatican City, Wales, Zanzibardefinition ↗
Geography and Population
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25% of Humanity
Combined population ≥ 25% of world population (~2.1 billion)
Your visited countries are home to a quarter of all humanity, as of August 2026: 3.44B (42% of world population)definition ↗
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Tropical Traveller
10 countries with tropical climate
12 visited: Brazil, Haiti, Indonesia, Jamaica, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Mexico, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Tanzaniadefinition ↗
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All Climate Zones
At least 1 country in each climate category
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Timezone Global
Visited countries cover 30+ of the 38 UTC offsets
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Economy and Culture
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50% of World GDP
Visited countries represent 50% of global GDP
Your total: $85.6T (82% of world GDP)definition ↗
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Nordic Passport
All Nordic countries (DK, NO, SE, FI, IS)
5 visited: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Swedendefinition ↗
English Speaking World
10 countries where English is an official language
14 visited: Australia, Barbados, United Kingdom, Ireland, Jamaica, Kenya, Malta, New Zealand, Philippines, Seychelles, Singapore, Tanzania, United States, South Africadefinition ↗
Other
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Half the Alphabet
Country names cover at least 13 different starting letters
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Tiny Nation
Visited a country with fewer than 100,000 inhabitants
3 visited: Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marinodefinition ↗
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Small Nations × 5
Visited 5 countries with fewer than 500,000 inhabitants
7 visited: Barbados, Bahamas, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Seychelles, San Marinodefinition ↗
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Sparse Land
Visited a country with fewer than 5 inhabitants per km²
2 visited: Australia, Icelanddefinition ↗
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No Coast Needed
Visited 5 landlocked countries
12 visited: Austria, Bahamas, Switzerland, Cyprus, Liechtenstein, Sri Lanka, Luxembourg, Monaco, Malta, Maldives, Seychelles, San Marinodefinition ↗
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Island Hopper
Visited at least 3 island nations
15 visited: Barbados, Bahamas, Cyprus, United Kingdom, Haiti, Indonesia, Ireland, Iceland, Jamaica, Sri Lanka, Malta, Maldives, New Zealand, Philippines, Seychellesdefinition ↗
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Language Pioneer
Visited 10 countries where English is not an official language
8 visited: Albania, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bahamas, Switzerland, China, Cyprusdefinition ↗

Travel profile

Siw Husebø Johansen is a well-travelled explorer who has set foot in 50 countries across all corners of the globe. The visited countries are home to 42% of the world's population. Across 50 countries, 39 official languages are spoken — real linguistic diversity. The visited countries hold 629 UNESCO World Heritage Sites between them.

Some of the world's most sparsely populated places are on the list — countries where you can drive for hours without seeing another soul. There's a clear soft spot for small nations — countries where the entire population could fit in a football stadium.

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