This week it is the 12th annual Bastille Festival, where Sydney’s harbourside transforms into everything French and the wearing of berets is commonplace. Mike Smith reports that it is a […]

When Lake Eyre in Outback South Australia sees a trickle of water, the news makes headlines all over the country. Heavy rain from northern Australia sometimes seeps far enough south, […]

Listen to the stories up this week on Travel Writers Radio. We take you to the United States – Chicage and southern Vermont; to Bundaberg Quieensland; to tyhe shores of […]

Most people when they think of Vail Colorado, think of snow, but our middle America reporter Kristin Henning has just returned from Vail, which she says is a operfectsummer resort. […]

Helen Hayes and Carolyne Jasinski, on a road trip around north eastern USA visited Mystic Seaport Museum in Connecticut, found one of the most interesting things they saw – the […]

Chris Thé is a renowned Sydney pastry chef, formerly of Black Star Bakery and now Heart in Stanmore. But he almost didn’t become a chef, studying psychology instead. He tells […]

All credit for this inredible tip goes to my fellow passenger on my recentflight to Bali – Carol from Camberwell (please email us Carol). Listen to Graeme;s explanation, or go […]

You may have seen the TV mini series of documentaries or even a movie, but have you ever wondered what really happened during the Salem Witch Hunt? Carolyne Jasinski and […]

During their quest to find out all about the Salem Witvh Hunt of 1692 in Salem Massachusetts, Carolyne Jasinski came across this mural in the town that features witch themes […]

Helen Hayes kicks off the show following her visit last week to ILTM Asia Pacific, the luxury travel expo in Singapore. She reports on the trends in luxury travel, who […]

More informative and inspirational ideas this week on Travel Writers Radio, heard first on J-AIR 88FM in Melbourne, then podcast around the world. We would love to hear from you […]

One of the headline acts at the Rainforest World Music Festival in Sarawak last week was Earth Wind and Fire, which reporter Carmen Jenner says sounded just the same as […]

That’s the sound of the Vespa – Love them or hate them, Vespa is undoubtedly an iconic Italian scooter that was incredibly popular prior to the war in Vietnam. And […]

Alistair Smith loves to travel to less usual places where he makes the time to find those interesting angles that bring foreign tourism to life. This week he tells Graeme […]

Again this week we find our very busy reporting team of Helen Hayes and Carolyne Jasinski, have joined forces to interview an experienced couple of hoteliers who are building the […]

Sustainable tourism reporter Keeley Warren explores the rising challenges of greenhushing with communications expert JoAnna Haugen from Rooted Storytelling. Together, they explore why companies are remaining silent about their sustainability […]