The moment you step onto the island of Barbados you are wrapped in warmth, sun, and surf, but for travel writers filing stories that means turning vacation activities into story ideas. Robin attacks the turquoise waves from various angles with a Bajan surfing legend while Julia spends a little time up-close and personal with endangered, Hawksbill Turtles.
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In 1996 the Soufriere Hills volcano erupted, burying two thirds of the island of Montserrat Montserrat is on the road to recovery, banking on its charm, tourism, geothermic exploitation and the exportation of volcanic sand.
Travelling to the Northern Limpopo Province putting up camp in the middle of the Hans Merensky Nature Reserve.
Travelling North-West to the Slanghoek Valley in Rawsonville putting up camp in the heart of the Boland Mountains at the ATKV Goudini Spa Resort.
Some stories are important to write, even when they don't want to be written. Researching the rise of genealogical travel, Robin traces his roots to a small town where his grandfather was born, and then died and that tragedy remains thick in the air. Julia looks into a quirky Soviet theme park, where the harsh history meets communist kitsch.
It's -30C in the "Great White North", but travel writers rarely judge a day by the weather. Robin hangs out with huskies and learns about dog-sledding from a Yukon legend, but Julia's story is derailed by canceled flights. Will she make it to Whitehorse to get her story?
Episode Six kicks off in La Mancha, Spain at Bodegas Isidro Milagro. Michael and Charlie step into a wine factory - one that produces over 100 million liters of wine a year. Charlie has some fun creating his own wine in their laboratory, and The Wine Guys survive an unexpected hailstorm! After drying off, the guys head up country to visit Alto Landon, an organic winery in the hills of Castilla La Mancha.
Set in idyllic Tuscany, Italy, we grasp the ideal altitude for growing grapes at the Tenuta Buon Tempo winery - 250 metres above sea level.
Mikael travels to lesser known areas of Paris, France to meet the people who are making change and inspiring solutions to improve everyday life for people.
The ancient Romans were the first tourists here - at the cradle of Europe.
On the western side of the island of Hispaniola, the Republic of Haiti is slowly rebuilding after devastating misfortune its people are resolute in returning their land to its former beauty.
It's -30C in the "Great White North", but travel writers rarely judge a day by the weather. Robin hangs out with huskies and learns about dog-sledding from a Yukon legend, but Julia's story is derailed by canceled flights. Will she make it to Whitehorse to get her story?
Episode Six kicks off in La Mancha, Spain at Bodegas Isidro Milagro. Michael and Charlie step into a wine factory - one that produces over 100 million liters of wine a year. Charlie has some fun creating his own wine in their laboratory, and The Wine Guys survive an unexpected hailstorm! After drying off, the guys head up country to visit Alto Landon, an organic winery in the hills of Castilla La Mancha.
Set in idyllic Tuscany, Italy, we grasp the ideal altitude for growing grapes at the Tenuta Buon Tempo winery - 250 metres above sea level.
Mikael travels to lesser known areas of Paris, France to meet the people who are making change and inspiring solutions to improve everyday life for people.
The ancient Romans were the first tourists here - at the cradle of Europe.
Travelling to the Northern Limpopo Province putting up camp in the middle of the Hans Merensky Nature Reserve.
Travelling North-West to the Slanghoek Valley in Rawsonville putting up camp in the heart of the Boland Mountains at the ATKV Goudini Spa Resort.
A unique city, New Orleans has a rich cultural heritage and has been hit by hurricanes and floods.
Gérard and Laurent cross the Mediterranean to immerse themselves in Moroccan cuisine and products they discover an orangery, some spices, olives and pigeons near Fez.
In 1996 the Soufriere Hills volcano erupted, burying two thirds of the island of Montserrat Montserrat is on the road to recovery, banking on its charm, tourism, geothermic exploitation and the exportation of volcanic sand.
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