When Hurricane Katrina ravaged the United States' Gulf Region in 2005, killing over 1800 people, displacing over a million and causing over 151 billion dollars US in damages, New Orleans was caught in the eye of the storm.
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A small Hindu enclave at the heart of Indonesia, Bali's landscapes and people make for an enchanting experience amidst an expanding tourism industry, the Balinese are actively finding ways to preserve both their land and spiritual balance.
The cradle of Greek mythology, picturesque Crete is said to be the birthplace of Zeus hit by an economic slowdown, many Cretans strive for self-sufficiency by turning towards the rural economy and community initiatives.
Travelling South to the Western Cape Province putting up camp next to the Beach at the ATKV Hartenbos Resor.
Travelling further inland towards the World renowned Drakensberg escarpment putting up camp at the ATKV Drakensville Resort.
Robin and Julia brave an exhausting road trip to one of the world's most culturally diverse regions inhabited by over 50 distinct tribes and cultures. Travelling through the Lower Omo Valley, what they discover both shocks and inspires them, as they grapple with their ethical responsibilities when promoting tourist activities.
The job of a travel writer is to inspire, and to break myths. Far from being a war zone, our writers are stunned by Colombia's warmth and beauty, but a sellable story needs more edge. Julia looks into the art of buying emeralds, Robin visits the infamous bulletproof tailor of Bogota, and both head to Cartagena for a dip inside the crater of a chocolate mud volcano.
The Wine Guys zip off to Hacienda Albae in La Mancha, one of the oldest private wineries in Spain.
Traveling to Northern Central Italy to explore Cantina del Castello in Soave and learn about Carniga Classico, single vineyards and rugged volcanic soils.
A rose among the thorns in South American cities, few places have been so successful in tackling social problems head on with urbanism, architecture and greening of the urban landscape.
The Cyclades begins its exploration at the volcano island of Santorini, world renowned for its beauty - and wine.
Traveling to Northern Central Italy to explore Cantina del Castello in Soave and learn about Carniga Classico, single vineyards and rugged volcanic soils.
A rose among the thorns in South American cities, few places have been so successful in tackling social problems head on with urbanism, architecture and greening of the urban landscape.
The Cyclades begins its exploration at the volcano island of Santorini, world renowned for its beauty - and wine.
Travelling South to the Western Cape Province putting up camp next to the Beach at the ATKV Hartenbos Resor.
Travelling further inland towards the World renowned Drakensberg escarpment putting up camp at the ATKV Drakensville Resort.
Ho Chi Minh City is Vietnam's largest city with a hot and humid climate that shapes everyday life.
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.
Located at the easternmost point of North America, Newfoundland looks like it's at the edge of the world for centuries, its fierce ocean and fragile economy have forced locals to count on their own resourcefulness, resilience and each other's help.
When arriving in Venice, Narelle visits an old friend who is the head chef at the hotel Cipriani in Casanova's gardens.
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