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How much does it cost to go to Everest Base Camp? How do you prepare for a marathon? How do you turn a sports challenge into a cause?

Here I answer, from my own experience on Everest, Kilimanjaro and in Iten, the questions I am asked most about expeditions, running, talks and resilience.

Audience at a talk by Pedro Queirós Talks · 4 min How do you choose a motivational speaker for a company event? Eight criteria for choosing the right speaker for a kick-off, convention or leadership meeting, plus a checklist so you don't miss anything. Read article →
Sunrise over a red dirt road in Iten, Kenya Expeditions · 4 min What is a training day like in Iten, the home of champions? From the 6 am wake-up to training with Kenyan pacers, recovery and local culture: what a day at the Iten Training Camp, at 2,400 metres, is like. Read article →
Everest Base Camp and the Khumbu glacier Expeditions · 5 min How much does the Everest Base Camp trek cost, and what's included? Average prices, what a good offer should include, extra costs and how much the INFINITY expedition to Everest Base Camp costs. Read article →
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On April 25, 2015, little Simran felt the earth shake in Nepal. She saw her village being destroyed in a matter of seconds, but she never lost hope. This book is part of the National Reading Plan in Portugal, and helps young people to reflect on the themes of volunteering, solidarity and what to do in the event of an earthquake.

In January 2017, Pedro Queirós unintentionally embarked on what would be his first Humanitarian Adventure: 1,200 kilometres on foot across India from the door of the Taj Mahal in Agra to the gates of Camp Hope in Kathmandu. A journey through the deepest roots of consciousness and ultimately, what defines the human being: pain, freedom and the desire to help others.

The courage to make a difference lies at the heart of being human. Portuguese Pedro Queirós and Lourenço Macedo Santos were caught up in the earthquake that destroyed Nepal on April 25, 2015, but instead of leaving the country, they decided to stay and help the people affected by the tragedy, in a mission on the ground that became known as Obrigado Portugal, nós também somos Nepal. This book, “Vocês voltam amanhã?”, has a foreword written by the Secretary-General of the United Nations, António Guterres.

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