Here’s what we feature on Travel Writers Radio this week, plus Rita Erlich gives us a quick update on her recent expedition cruise around the United Kingdom. We’d love to […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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, […]

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 […]

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 […]

– 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 […]

– Our cruise reporter Ian Jarrett reckons there was great news for Australian families this week with the announcement that Disney Cruise Lines would extend their cruise schedule in Australian […]

New York Correspondent and co-host of tonight’s show, Pbil Brown updates us on this week’s latest moves to indict Donald Trump. He’s currently facing six federal and state indictments, but […]

For almost 30 years Rydges Hotel Melbourne had been a popular spot with rural visitors to the city looking for a centrally located hotel near the theatre and restaurant district, […]

Last week our Adelaide-based reporter Carolyne Jasinski told us about visiting Japan, which satisfied a long-held dream of hers having learned Japanese in high school. This week she concludes her […]

We wonder whether the cancellation by Victorian Premier Andrews of the 2026 Commonweaoth Games is really just the thin edge of the wedge as the Commonwealth dimi8nishes in relevance and […]