Entrepreneur, athlete, travel blogger, and creator of several popular YouTube channels.
Egor uses his platforms to inspire people to explore international education and travel, helping them unlock their potential and build successful careers.
In 2019, his videos ranked among the top three in the Outdoor Activity category at the Travel Awards. Egor’s works are regularly featured by various media outlets, and among his main achievements are awards from the embassies of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland for promoting international education across Europe and the CIS.
Education
His first study-abroad experience came in the 10th grade when he spent three weeks at a children’s language camp in Oxford. It was there that Egor set himself the goal of entering a foreign university.
He studied abroad in various countries and institutions, ultimately graduating from the University of Westminster in London. He also studied in the United States, Spain, and Malta, where he passed specialized and language exams. Later, he took additional professional courses in marketing, film production, and screenwriting.
Career and Projects
For nearly two decades, Egor has been closely connected with international education and global travel. He has collaborated with educational institutions and organizations in Europe, the United States, and Asia, developing projects that promote studying abroad and intercultural exchange.
Creative Work and Travel Blogging
Egor has always been passionate about photography and videography. After graduating from a British university, he worked for an airline and traveled to several African countries — at a time when YouTube and Instagram were just emerging.
Over time, international schools and universities began inviting him to film special projects — now totaling over 300. For example, during one trip to England, Egor visited 26 educational institutions in a single month, creating an individual review for each. He has filmed at many of the world’s leading universities, including Oxford, Cambridge, Harvard, Yale, MIT, LSE, Imperial College London, UCLA, Caltech, UC Berkeley, and EPFL.