An up-close encounter with giant sharks in Ireland
Sleeping in Dylan Thomas' house in Wales
Inside Britain's most overlooked royal estate
Why Korea is becoming a global healthcare hub
Italy's overlooked coast connected to The Odyssey
The lonely road to Europe's Arctic edge
An epic Dubrovnik journey that ditches the crowds
The train ride to Dublin's surprising coastline
Tourists are paying to travel like grandmothers
The rainbow magic of Italy's lentil bloomIn the second hour of this week’s show:
Jonathan Spira, Editorial Director for Frequent Business Traveler Magazine, discusses a survey that finds flyers pay more attention to safety announcements when read by flight attendants than when via video.
New York Times columnist Stephanie Rosenbloom tells us how to find new loves by traveling to mind-improving events where like-minded people are likely to be.
Jess Ainlay, co-author of “Break Free the Ultimate Guide to Housesitting”, reveals how she and her partner use housesitting as a tool to travel worldwide and stay longer.
Love the Great Gatsby? LA art deco expert John Thomas talks about the largest collection of Art Deco in the world aboard The Queen Mary in Long Beach, California.
Documentary filmmaker Jim Jenner talks about Philipsburg, the tiny Montana Silver Rush town that’s putting out a formal call for its next wave of pioneers
