In Episode Thirty, Ian speaks with Matthew Cameron-Smith, CEO of Voyages Indigenous Tourism Australia. Responsible for providing enriching and authentic Australian experiences throughout its collection of resorts, Voyages is perhaps best known for its Ayers Rock Resort which overlooks the infamous Uluru and Kata Tjuta in Australia's Northern Territory.

Ian and Matthew discuss the amazing history of Uluru and the steps that have been made with the Indigenous Land Corporation to grow the symbiotic relationship between tourism and the local Anangu community.

In Episode Twenty-Nine, Ian speaks with Dr. Leanne Wicker, Senior Veterinarian at the Australian Wildlife Health Centre in Healesville Sanctuary, which is part of Zoos Victoria.

In this week's inspirational episode, we learn about the rescue and rehabilitation program that Leanne's team at Zoos Victoria, in collaboration with multiple wildlife organizations across Australia, undertook after the devastating wildfire's that Australia experienced last year.

To learn more about how you can support the wonderful team at Zoos Victoria and their Zoos Victoria Bushfire Emergency Wildlife Fund, visit https://www.zoo.org.au/fire-fund/.

In Episode Twenty-Eight, Ian speaks with Robert Logan, General Manager of One&Only Palmilla in Los Cabos, Mexico. The hacienda style resort is at the southeastern tip of the Baja Peninsula, overlooking the Sea of Cortez, creating a sense of space and seclusion. Set where desert sands meet turquoise waters, complete with healing rituals from a local Shaman, Robert shares the elements that make the Palmilla experience so exceptional.

In Episode Twenty-Seven of G’Day with Ian Swain, Ian speaks with Geoff Scholz, Owner and Operator of Gawler Ranges Wilderness Safaris in South Australia. 

Gawler Ranges Wilderness Safaris offers sightings of Australia's iconic wildlife in extraordinary numbers from its base of Kangaluna Camp, located in the outback. 

Set in the expansive outback of Gawler Ranges National Park, this week's episode combines glamping with the ultimate Australian safari experience.

In Episode Twenty-Six, Ian speaks with Emile Van der Linde, General Manager of Hapuku Lodge + Tree Houses. Located just outside Kaikoura, which has been dubbed by National Geographic as New Zealand's "maritime Serengeti", the Tree Houses give guests a bird's-eye view of New Zealand's South Island.

Learn about life 33 feet above the ground and the awe-inspiring scenes the Tree Houses provide, and the importance of being so close to the eco-marine town of Kaikoura, and the wildlife and culinary experiences that the location provides.

In Episode Twenty-Five, Ian speaks with Hall Cannon, Owner and Managing Director of Otahuna Lodge, located just outside Christchurch on New Zealand's South Island. With sweeping verandas overlooking picturesque gardens and the Bay nearby, Otahuna is a paradise. Ian and Hall speak about Otahuna's history, the culinary experience, and the sampling of nature and marine life guests enjoy on the excursions offered from the lodge.

In Episode Twenty-Four, Ian speaks with Graeme Smith, General Manager of the Bay of Many Coves located on New Zealand's Marlborough Sounds. Marlborough Sounds, on the South Island, is renowned for its sailing, seafood, and Sauvignon Blanc. 

Ian and Graeme walk us through the serenity and picturesque vistas that surround the Bay of Many Coves, accessible only by boat or helicopter, and the fabulous culinary delights that the Bay provides.

In Episode Twenty-Three, Ian speaks with Richard Lyon, General Manager of One&Only Cape Town. Ian and Richard chat about its ideal location on the V&A Waterfront, the iconic experiences Cape Town has to offer, and the spectacular rooms in which guests can recharge at the end of their South African trip. This week, Richard Lyon gives us a glimpse into the true relaxation One&Only Cape Town offers guests in one of world's greatest cities.