For the fifth time this year, TV2 is broadcasting the audience’s favorite reality adventure show, Ázsia Expressz. The super production hosted by Nóra Ördög will start in the Philippines this time and end in Taiwan in a few weeks. In addition, this year’s series has presented a bigger challenge than ever for the star couples, including Gábor Krausz and Anna Mex.
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Gabor Krausz was afraid of almost everything.
On September 1, it will become clear which fan base of the pair has secured an easier start for their favorites, but there is no doubt that everyone will remember the Asian competition as a comfortable ride. Each star duo faced challenges they did not expect, whether it was pushing physical limits or mental stress.
For example, Gabor Krausz entered the competition with enormous fears, which came true almost one after another.
“I was afraid of insects, snakes, wild dogs, finding a place to stay, moving around, and all sorts of humiliating situations.
And be assured that my fears were not unfounded, because almost everything I feared happened.
“We often found ourselves in situations that were humiliating to me, but at least we survived, and otherwise we had a great time,” the star chef recalls in Bourse In his interview.
Her partner, Anna Meeks, was more daring, because even though she was afraid of things, what was to come would come.
Who will be the Asia Express team?
In the Asian adventure, again this time without money, bank card or phone, leaving the comfort of home behind, the star couples of Ázsia Expressz embarked on an unusual competition: TV2 presenters Attila Thiel and András Stol; Anna Miks and Gábor Krausz, Laura Serbes and her father, István Serbes, Zsuzszi Laki and Joszty Dietz, Emmy Safrani and Annette Pires, Barbara Joly and Szoberak, Christian Zambo and Adrian Zambo, Angela Zsigmond, content producer and her partner Bendi Meszáros. In an unexpected twist, Blanka Dardai and LL Junior also joined the team.
For the first time in the show's history, viewers were able to have a say in the development of the competition. In the spring, before filming began, votes were cast on who would have a harder and easier start to the competition.
