Eat The Street in Bangkok – Tips from Frequent Traveller, Reporter Carmen Jenner
Carmen Jenner believes the best way to get a taste for a destination is to take a guided street food tour. She recently joined Bangkok Food Tours and shares her […]
Park City, Utah gears up for the 2034 Winter Olympics – Helen Hayes
Park City Mountain Resort – the biggest ski resort in the USA, and Deer Valley, which is undergoing the biggest ski resort expansion in the 21st century, are gearing up […]
#Worth1000Words – Fiona Harper’s Queenslander On Stilts
Last week we spoke with Fiona Harper in Queensland about moving her traditional Queenslander timber home about 100km from a cane field to Bundaberg, on the back of a semi-trailer. […]
Life Behind Bars As A Jail Tourist – Reporter Alistair Smith
Melbourne reporter Alistair Smith believes everyone should go behind bars on their travels – not the ones that serve alcohol – bars that lock you up. Alistair recently visited Old […]
What’s New On Travel Writers Radio July 23 – Graeme Kemlo & Carolyne Jasinski
Here’s the latest in food, wine, lifestyle and traverl stories from the team of professionals at Travel Writers Radio. Feel free to get in touch by email – info@travelwritersradio.com And […]
235 year-old Hill Farm Has 155 year-old Inn -Helen Hayes & Carolyne Jasinski Loved It All
Hill Farm Inn, set among South Vermont’s Green mountains . It is rich with history – the farm was first established 235 years ago and the Inn has been taking […]
Travel Whisper – Outback Survival Requirements -Graeme Kemlo
This week’s theme is clearly aimed at visitors to this country in the wake of last week’s rescue of a German woman missing for 11 nights in the rugged outback […]
#Worth1000Words by Kristin Henning in Vail
#Worth1000Words – this image is from Kristin Henning and it was taken at Vail Colorado. Here’s Kris’ explanation of the photo: a Vail Mountain gondola over the fast-moving Gore Creek, […]
Reporter Fiona Harper Moves Her Queenslander House100 km In Late Night Drive
Our Queensland-based colleague Fiona Harper undertook a massive house move – no not using furniture removalists, she hired a full blown semi-trailer and loaded a small wooden house , a […]
What You Must See and Do In Chicago, Besides Jazz and Deep Dish Pizza -Helen Hayes
On her recent visit to the US, Helen Hayes attended a convention in Chicago and gives her take on this lakeside beauty that is and was home of some of […]
Sydney’s Harbourside Bastille Festival Warms Up A Chilly City -Mike Smith
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 […]
Pack your bags … Lake Eyre in South Australia’s Outback has water –Carolyne Jasinski
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, […]
What’s New At Travel Writers Radio July 16 -Helen Hayes & Graeme Kemlo
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 […]
Best Things To Do In Summer at Vail Colorado -Kristin Henning
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. […]
Amazing Mystic Seaport Huge Indoor-Outdoor Museum -Helen Hayes & Carolyne Jasinski
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 […]
Renowned Chef Chris Thé (Heart Sydney) Modern Australian Baking -Graeme Kemlo
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 […]
