There’s an event coming up on Saturday that we need to talk about because it is 96 years since the Red Hill Agricultural Socuety staged the first of their annual Shoows on the Mornington...
Well Helen you have been sailing around Tahiti one week, back to Sydney the next week to attend International Media Marketplace then off to Africa the next week and just back last night…you probably...
Bridgett Leslie often covers matters of diversity for Travel Writers Radio and since her move from Sydney to New York City she has greater opportunity to come across these stories. Such is the case...
Rita Erlich has a short but cautionary tale about reading the fine print if you choose to go with an operatror – a cruise company for example – that offers to book all elements...
Here’s what to expect on Travel Writers Radio this week. More inspiration and information about food, wine, lifestyle and travel. Thanks for listening. Next week we celebrate our 10th anniversary onJ-AIR 88 FM in...
Reporter Carolyne Jasinski not only took the helm of an impressive yacht last week around busy Sydney Harbour, she also had a sleepover on the harbour courtesy of Sydney By Sail. It was all...
Following her recent visit to Kristin Henning’s recent visit to Portugal, team member Kristin Henning spoke withGraeme Kemlo about the growing interest in travel to Portugal, and specifically Douro River Cruising. The Douro Valley...
We do not often refer to surveys as a source of news because they are often self-serving, but here’s one that purports to show the gest cities in Europe for foodies and it uses...
Helen Hayes jetted off last weekend to visit what is described as South Africa’s most pristine wilderness beach lodge awaits you on the azure shores of the iSimangaliso Wetland Park (UNESCO World Heritage Site),...
Journalist Mike Smith attends tne International Media Marketplace in Sydney which is basically a form of speed dating between travekl writers and public relations people from some of the best travel destinations, hotels and...