Paul talks with Scotland’s First Minister, Alex Salmond about the importance of tourism to Scotland’s economy. The he settles down with Mike Cantlay, Chairman of Visit Scotland, for an in-depth look at the latest things to see and do in Scotland. They also discuss the impact of a film like BRAVE on the toursim economy. [...]
Correspondent Crai Bower talks with Paul about the 100th Anniversary of the Calgary Stampede, the War of 1812 and Fort York in Toronto. He set off for the Calgary Stampede with his mother, Pidge Bower, who has an abiding love for draft horses and learned a bit about traveling with older parents. He also talks [...]
Elizabeth interviews Paul about his recent trip to Berlin. They talk about french fries, currywurst, and the Topography of Terror. Berlin is a city that has defined much of what happened in the 20th century. And in the 21st. it’s bringing a a new vitality and style to the world of travel. You can see [...]
Over breakfast in the Michelin Two Star restaurant in the Regent Hotel in Berlin, Paul chats with Andreas Schluter about what to do and see when it comes to cultural tours in Berlin. Andreas discusses what makes Berlin such a cultural mecca and shares some of his favorite places to visit and things to do [...]
Burkhard Kieker, Chief Executive Officer of VisitBerlin talks with Paul about the transformation of Berlin into one of the major tourist destinations in the world. With more than 180 museums, several of the world’s best symphony orchestras and a few great opera companies for good measure, Berlin is easily one of the finest cultural destinations anywhere. Over [...]
Paul chats with General Manager, Stefan Athmann, of the Regent Hotel in Berlin. The hotel was home to the Munich football team during a playoff and was mobbed by fans outside who stood waiting for autographs of their stars. But inside all was serene. Afternoon tea was being served and the interview progressed over some fabulous [...]
She’s been traveling and researching but Leslie our New York gal is back. For years she has told us about the newest and latest things to do in the big Apple in a way that only a native New Yorker could. Paul and Elizabeth welcome her back and they chat about Brooklyn, great new restaurants [...]
It seems that everyone is selling safaris in Africa. From trips only the 1percent could afford to backpacking adventures there is a bewildering choice of options. Paul and Elizabeth chat with Michael Lorentz about his company Passage to Africa. Michael was born in Africa and has a deep and abiding love for the continent. He [...]
Bhaskar Krishnamurthy joins Paul and Elizabeth to talk about the impact on local culture that elephants bring to the villages of mahouts in India. A native of Southern India the noted photographer and journalist talks about traveling to India and visiting a small village with a group of school kids to learn about how kids [...]
Coffee Lab is celebrating it’s first year serving some of the best coffee most of us will ever be privileged to taste. In the corner, Slayer is busy. On one of only a few such espresso machines in the United States Jeff Duggan is making a cup of espresso. But it’s not just any cup. [...]
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