In 1996 the Soufrière Hills volcano erupted, burying two thirds of the island of Montserrat Montserrat is on the road to recovery, banking on its charm, tourism, geothermal exploitation and the exportation of volcanic sand.
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The Cyclades begins its exploration at the volcano island of Santorini, world renowned for its beauty - and wine.
The people of New Caledonia, a multicultural land, keep their traditions intact.
Dublin's reputation as a port of exodus for Dubliners seeking new lives elsewhere is not new.
In Portugal, the two friends check out sardines, cod, tripe and suckling pig.
Narelle and Patrick will visit a local miniature market-square, la place aux herbes in the village of St Tropez.
Narelle and Patrick sail into beautiful harbour of Portofino, to meet some local friends and discover how to make more ligurian specialities.
Sandra McLemore journeys through Budapest to uncover its thermal bath traditions, culinary legends, and storybook architecture-revealing the authentic soul of Hungary's capital, one unforgettable experience at a time.
Amongst stunning art-nouveau buildings and medieval cobblestone streets, Robin and Julia reveal their daily lives backpacking in a hostel. After looking into life backstage at one of the world's oldest circuses, Robin probes stag parties while Julia decides to put herself through hell in one of the world's most unusual hotels.
In the Catalans, Gérard discovers Prat chicken, snails, eels and beautiful rice fields in the Ebro Delta Gérard meets filmmaker Isabel Coixet in a tapas bar in Barcelona.
In Capaccio, the travelers learn how to make mozzarella on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius, Antonio Tubelli shows them cabbage of Campania in Naples, they discover pasta which has been manufactured since the 17th century.
Sailing the North Sea, from Scandinavian's capitals to Scotland's highlands and islands Denmark's "hygge" lifestyle the secrets of Viking ships the site of the last battle pitched on British soil Edinburgh's Royal Military Tattoo.
Michael and Charlie visit Rioja, Spain, starting at the winery Bodega Iniesta, owned by the father of the famous Spanish Soccer Star Andres Iniesta.
Michael and Charlie travel to San Silvestro in Piedmont, Italy, to learn about the importance of rich carbonate soil and aging in large barrels to produce top quality Barolo wines.
Travel writers need to look beyond resorts. Under old mats in a small hut, Julia finds a delicious story in the form of furry guinea pigs. Robin heads to the mountains to meet a shaman, only to discover he's been cursed.
The traffic, chaos, and 3000 years of bureaucracy can take their toll, so Robin and Julia choose to belly dance over the Nile. After a visit to the pyramids, Robin heads south to the Sinai desert for fun with an ATV, dirt bike, and dune buggy while Julia, following in the footsteps of her travel writing mother, learns about Egyptian aromatherapy and its role in modern day spa life.
At an innovative eco-lodge built in collaboration with local communities, Jeff explores how sustainable development, conservation, and cultural respect can coexist.
Jeff arrives at the gateway to the Amazon, where Colombia, Peru, and Brazil converge - a region shaped by river culture, migration, and complex histories.
In 1996 the Soufrière Hills volcano erupted, burying two thirds of the island of Montserrat Montserrat is on the road to recovery, banking on its charm, tourism, geothermal exploitation and the exportation of volcanic sand.
Taking us from Lake Kerkini near the Bulgarian border and onwards via Agia Eleni and Amphipolis.
The people of Chile's remote archipelago of Chiloé are at a crossroads, stuck between modern times and their traditional lifestyle.
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