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 as Aussie Town of...
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 as Aussie Town of...
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 team formally announced the...
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 Columbia. He truly struck...
James Ellsmoor is the CEO of Island Innovation, a network of islands from around the world with the shared mission of creating a more sustainable future. The Global Sustainable Island Summit is one of...
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Here’s what’s new at Travel Writers Radio this week – more interesting stries from near and far produced nd presented by the team from PALAT – the Professional Association of Lifestyle and Travel Writers....
“Gobsmacked” is not a word to be used lightly as a travel writer, but Carolyne Jasinski was just that – gobsmacked – by the sheer size of the Amazon river and its muddy water...
Reporter Mike Smith recently chatted wth USA product specialist Mark Sheehan who has experienced a roller coaster family journey while continuing to promote travel. His story is heartfelt, which is reflected in his book...
Helen Hayes was on te inaugural train riding an extended route from Denver to Sale Lake City through the canyons of the southwest USA. The scenic dome train, Canyon Spirit, comes rom the people...
Our reporter Alistair Smith comes from the knuckle of north-eastern Scotland where there are some fascinating small fishing villages, some dating back to the 1600s,which are definitely worth a visit. Photo by Alistair SmithRead...