Paul and Elizabeth interview a variety of travel writers and explorers.
Award-winning photographers Robert Holmes and Andrea Johnson reveal how changing your perspective can enhance your appreciation of a place.
Timeshare authority Jeanne Gillies joins Paul and Elizabeth to dispel common misconceptions about timeshares and offer tips if you’re considering one: a serendipitous encounter aboard Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours’ Scenic Azure on the Douro River in Portugal.
River cruising in Portugal’s wine country on the Scenic Azure is special.
Larry Habegger, with Travelers’ Tales, joins Paul and Elizabeth to share information about some of the publishing company’s new releases, such as 100 Years of Exile: A Romanov’s Search for Her Father’s Russia.
It’s a fantasy many of us entertain: Get a small apartment in Paris, visit the local patisserie every day, live like a local.
Susan Van Allen’s book 100 Places in Italy Every Woman Should Go is out in its 10th anniversary edition.
Larry Bleiberg discusses the importance of visiting places throughout the United States where Civil Rights history was made.
As travel opens up again, women are eager to get out and experience the world, and many want to travel solo. But concerns about personal safety are often a concern.
Correspondent Jennifer Dombrowski talks with Paul about the realities of trekking in Nepal. Surprisingly you can even have pizza on your trek.
Gary Arndt chats with Paul about the unique status of Guernsey in the English Channel and the National Parks of Maine, Oregon, and California.
