Monthly Archive: July 2023

Jayne Tuttle, author, actor and owner of the Queenscliffe Book Strore in Victoria met with a terrible accident in Paris where an unprotect lift almost guillotined her as she leaned over a balustrade to...

Tyson Stelzer has been Travel WritersRadio wine expert for a number of years now and we value his excellent palate and great communications skills so that our audience in Australia can bettr appreciate the...

Such is the love for the traditional French Cassoulet that there’s a song dedicated to this slow-cooked bean and vegetable dish with an assortment of meats. It is a labour of love requiring at...

Kristin Henning, our middle America correspondent admits that in the aftermath of George Floyd’smurder in her home town Minneapolis, the thought of moving to another city was discussed in her household. The area where...

Karin Avila, US-born but now living in Spain, visited Morocco earlier this year, opting not to linger in the popular tourist haunts of Marrakech, the country’s fourth largest city. Instead she took a grand...

As more people head overseas on holiday, do you know which vaccinations or medications you should have to minimise the risk and the costs associated with falling ill in a foreign country. New team...

Here;s what is new of Travel Writers Radio this week. First bropadcast on 88FM in Melbourne our stories are then available as podcasts for streaming or download here on SoundCloud, on Spotify, Google Podcasts...

Our sustainability reporter Keeley Warren knows a greenwashing from a whitewashing and has worked with a number of organisations and destinations looking to tell their story about responsible tourism, even regenerative tourism as the...

That’s the theme for our #Worth1000Words segment and this week our image comes from our correspondent in Spain – Karin Avila explains: In the village of Teulada, located in the Costa Blance region along...

– My co-host Phil Brown went on a business trip – actually it was a convention – from New York to Estonia and maybe he was not quite sure about this as a typical...