
Since the 1957 publication of Arthur Frommer's (1929-2024) seminal Europe on $5 a Day, the Frommer guidebooks have been America's most trusted travel source. This podcast, hosted by Arthur Frommer's daughter, and President of FrommerMedia LLC, Pauline Frommer, gives listeners the low down on what's happening in the world of travel today. Topics range from the most appealing destinations, to money-... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 373 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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PBS TV host Peter Greenberg’s latest shows “Hidden Maine” and “Hidden Tahiti” will be debuting this fall. He discussed some of the topics they cover on the programs, as well as why airfares are so high right now to just about everywhere.
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Lavinia Spalding, editor of "The Best Women’s Travel Writing,” discusses how Roxanne Gay, Susan Orlean, Ann Hood, Marcia DeSanctis and others bring the world’s most fascinating destinations to literary life in the 13th edition of this spectacular col... more
Elaine Glusac, New York Times columnist discusses how Bed and Breakfast Inns are changing in the era of Airbnb. She also discusses the how to’s of how to file a travel insurance claim, and which type of insurance to get, plus the boom in reading vaca... more
What should you look in when hiring a captain, and what’s the best way to rent a boat? What are some of the top places to try a fishing vacation for the first time, and what sort of critters should you stalk? How can you make sure you’re doing no har... more
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This is such a comfort listen for me. Even if I never make it to 99% of these destinations, listening to Pauline makes me feel so more worldly. A really nice companion show to the books, which I also read for places I’ve never been lol
Dude ranch! How fun! Love hearing about all the options- I bet it’d be cool for plein air painting and writing too! I was wondering about the farm to fork (cattle and all) and what kind of vegetarian options. Also, so many seem eco-friendly, I wonder if that affects their ranch practice (cow produced methane and all that). Not exactly a travel question, but I did wonder. Can’t wait to hear how it goes when you have your dude adventure!
I just got hooked on this show. The best kind of obsession: where I could go and what draws me there. It never gets old.
I always find it interesting how liberals need to “use their platform” to go on woke rants that they think the listeners will appreciate. Conversely, I never know when a travel podcast is hosted by a conservative because they ….don’t talk about it…what an interesting concept 🤔 why can’t you focus on travel? This is a travel podcast correct? Why the need to insert your political biases? Keep it travel focused or go start a politics podcast where you can hate and divide to your heart’s content.
Pauline Frommer always provides the best information on travel. I’ve been using her website and travel guides for over 20 years and she has provided amazing guidance. Recently, at the Los Angeles Travel Show, her talk was very very informative. Thank you so much, Pauline, for your guidance and encouragement for travel. Thank you also for great budget travel ideas. I can’t wait to try some of them out.
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Travel-focused conversations with industry leaders, authors, officials, and experts that explore destinations, budget strategies, culture, and lifestyle aspects of travel. Episodes frequently feature destination spotlights, behind-the-scenes insights from travel media, and practical tips for planning trips, budgeting, and navigating travel trends. A notable pattern is hosting heavyweight travel writers, public figures, authors, and hospitality professionals who offer actionable guidance and unique regional perspectives, with occasional crossover into food, wellness, and public health. A strengths include accessible takeaways, strong guest preparation, and a mix of practical advice and storytelling that can appeal to planners, marketers, and... more
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