Over-Tourism Warning on Arctic Aurora Chase -Photographer Ewen Bell
Our photography expert Ewen Bell is sounding the alarm about over-tourism in Norway’s Tromso – regarding the best place from which to view the northern lights – Aurora Borealis. Over […]
Hack -Take 2 day’s leave get 8-day break -Graeme Kemlo & Helen Hayes
We have found a travel hack that helps create holidays without using all your leave. The secret is to build days off into public holidays. Have a listen!Read More Read […]
Travel Writers Radio News Nay 20 -Helen Hayes & Graeme Kemlo
From the auspices of Travel Writers Radio – and a very full inbox – we have chosen the most interesting and appropriate travel news for listeners this week. To submit […]
What’s New May 20 at Travel Writers Radio
Juat Dropped – latest travel and lifesyle stories from Travel Writers Radio. Thank you for listening…wherever in the world you happen to be. To get in contact, email” info@travelwritersradio.comRead More […]
What Worries Americans Most – Fuel & Grocery Costs – Phil Brown
With everything going on in the world right now, and much of it driven by the White House, we wondered what the average man in the street in USA worries […]
Perfect score for House of Arras – TWR Wine Expert Tyson Stelzer
When predictions come true! Our wine expert Tyson Stelzer has consistently picked the House of Arras sparkling wine as one of the world’s best – even up against French champagnes. […]
Where to go when if you love hiking – Carolyne Jasinski Asks the Experts
Timing is key to every great holiday … especially when you’re hiking. Knowing where to go and what you can see and do is important. But, knowing when to go […]
New Musicals Coming to Major Cities – Graeme Kemlo & Carolyne Jasinski
This is music to your ears! Carolyne Jasinski and Graeme Kemlo update listeners on the new musicals showing now and coming to a live theatre near you in Melbourne, Sydney, […]
Australia’s Largest Monolith is Not Uluru – Emily McAuliffe
Melbourne journalist Emily McAuliffe takes us “home” to Far North Queensland to see Australia’s largest monolith … and it’s not Uluru. Come on a trip to remote Mount Mulligan, a […]
Life As An Expat – Royal Observer Ken Thompson with Karin Avila
Karin Avila, our Spain-based correspondent talks to people who, like her, are expats … strangers in a strange land. This time she speaks with Ken Thompson who, in 1982, joined […]
Travel Writers Radio News May 13 -Graeme Kemlo
The ;attest tyrae; and ;ifety;e news from the auspices of Trave; Writers Radi produced and presented bym Helen Hayes and Graeme Kemlo. T submit your news item, a few tips: […]
Gold Coast Convention Centre Hosts Guy Sebastian Concert for 4000 people -Graeme Kemlo
Graeme Kemlo was invited by the Gold Coast Convention Event Centre at Broadbeach to witness the Arena at work, hosting Guy Sebastian’s concert. It seats 4000 in concert style, but […]
Reporter Mike Smith Spends A Week in Port Stephens
A PORT FOR ALL SEASONS A 2hr 30 min drive north of Sydney is a blue water paradise that only 12 months ago was labelled by online travel app Wotif […]
Jane Lawson’s 40 years of Japan Experience Captured -Helen Hayes
Heen Hayes interviews Jane Lawson, an Australian travel writer who has written several books on Japan. A former chef, Jane has studied Japan over the past 40 years, and her […]
Chamberlain Emmanuel Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust -Karin Avila
Chamberlain Emmanuel is CEO of the Virgin Islands Climate Change Trust Fund, launched at the Global Sustainable Island Summit in April 2026 Karin Avila met with Chamberlain shortly after his […]
Alistair Smith’s Spiritual Encounter with ‘Indian’ Tour Guide Doug Clovechock
Alistair Smith had an interesting encounter with a First Nations Indigenous guide, Doug Clovechock who called himself an Indian and later rose to be a member of parliament representing British […]