A graduate who set up a travel agency for extreme holiday experiences has won a prestigious entrepreneurship award.
Tom Morgan founded The League of Adventurists after his travels as a student.
As reported by the Independent, Mr Morgan explained: "As a student I got frustrated with guides like the Lonely Planet that took all the fun out of traveling.
"I found that when I had most fun was when I went off the edge of the map and got lost."
If you embrace danger and uncertainty as a crucial part of your holiday experience, The League of Adventurists might be for you.
The business took off at the 2004 Mongol Rally, with a one-off race through bandit country in "any crap car that has an engine with no more than one litre of power".
Thrill-seekers can now book similar daredevil trips all over the world. One such experience is the Rickshaw Run, a race of rickshaws through India's mountains, jungles and dirt tracks.
Next year Mr Morgan plans to run a rally to the Cameroon and a dugout canoe race down the Amazon.
And it seems you can live the extreme dream and still make a living. The adventurer recently became the winner of the Shell LIVEwire Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
He was credited with not only making lots of money, but also setting a new trend in the travel market.
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