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If you haven’t visited Providence recently, you don’t know what you’re missing! Alexis Gorriaran of the Providence Tourism Council discusses this highly creative, multicultural city’s allures, from spectacular fiery festivals, to award-winning restaurants, to a vibrant art scene. #IlluminatePVD #CreativeCapital. #ThinkPVD #travel #Providence

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Laura Lindsay of Skyscanner discusses a recent study that travel booking site undertook, involving some 27,000 travelers. Among the topics discussed: whether travel is slowing down, what destinations are trending, how currency exchange rates are inspiring vacations, plus how music and physical fitness are playing a role in where and how we journey.

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Margherita Berti, author of “Italian: History & Culture Through Language” came on to talk about the fascinating history of many Italian phrases and worlds. That includes why you want your friends to be in the “mouth of the wolf”, how different foods are stand ins for important concepts in Italian, what slavery and hello have in common in Italian and much more.

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This podcast episode is sponsored by Saily. Saily is an ESIM service app created by the security experts behind NordVPN. Instead of paying absurd daily rates to your home carrier or swapping SIM cards on arrival, Saily gives you flexible prepaid data plans in over 200 destinations worldwide. Download Saily from your app store and use our code FROMMER at checkout to get 15% off your first purchase. https://saily.com/frommers

Naomi Arnold and Kate Evans, authors of the just-released "Frommer’s New Zealand” guidebook, don’t pull their punches when it comes to discussing the highlights of their home country—and the pitfalls of visiting. Among the many topics covered, they discussed the ways in which a New Zealand vacation is wildly different from one in Australia; the types of travelers who may enjoy the North Island more than the South Island; the best Maori cultural sights; the Victorian gem that is Oamaru; the surprising reason Auckland will appeal to many travelers; and much, much more.

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Gretchen Carlson, founder of the website Chasingadvntr.com, and the popular Substack of the same name, discusses how to bring up children to enjoy travel and the outdoors. Specifically, she talks about how to introduce kids to hiking, when young uns should become part of the pre-vacation decision-making process, and how to get them to “buy in” to the trips you want your family to take. #Travel #FamilyTravel #hiking #AdventureTravel #Outdoors

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The host of the PBS TV show “Curious Traveler” joined us this week to discuss why #Poland should be on your travel bucket list, especially if you have an interest in tradition Christmas Markets, medieval and modern history, architecture, and the lives of the Polish nobility and Teutonic Knights. #Travel #TravelGram #VisitPoland #Krakow @CuriousTravelerTV

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The Traverse City Food & Wine Festival is one of the nation's top culinary events and Pauline Frommer was there in late August. In this episode, she discusses the foodie celebrities—like Andrew Zimmern and Ruth Reichl—who got deep about their pasts and passions at the event. She also talks what she learned and experienced at dinners and demos; and tells about a visit to a historic former mental institution in Traverse City that was both spooky and quite moving.

In the course of the broadcast, Pauline also welcomes 4 guests to discuss specific towns in the region, and the ever-expanding Cherry Capital Airport.

First up is Trevor Tkach, President and CEO of the Traverse City Tourism, who talks about the city's surprisingly robust arts scene; its increasingly sophisticated restaurants; and how this spot is protected from extreme weather systems by the Great Lakes.

Next, Paul Beachnau, Executive Director at Visit Gaylord talked about some of the top surprises in his region, from the largest herds of elk west of the Mississippi, to fab winter skiing, to golf courses created by the best known names in the biz.

Amanda Wilkin, Executive Director at Visit Charlevoix, then discussed her town's unusual Mushroom Houses, its appeal to rock hounds, and its prize winning beauty.

Finally Kevin Klein, CEO of the Cherry Capital Airport, spoke about why and how his facility is doubling in size, and what it will soon be like to fly into this splendid part of the country.

Please note: today's episode is a sponsored podcast.

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Pauline Frommer recently visited Santa Fe for the first time. In today’s podcast, she gives her take on this enthralling city, and then brings in three guests to discuss different aspects of the visitor experience here.

First Nicole Curtis Ammerman, of the Santa Fe School of Cooking discusses how the city’s multicultural and agricultural history shapes what visitors eat today (including the "must try" Santa Fe specialties).

Then Ed Pulsifer, Hotel Historian for La Fonda on the Plaza, talked about that hotel's storied past, from its location on a corner that has hosted some sort of lodging since the mid-1600’s, to its time as a Fred Harvey Hotel, to its role in the Manhattan Project. He also digs into the stories behind the art you’ll see in the hotel today.

Finally Charlie Lockwood, Director of the Museum of International Folk Art, talked about that institutions beloved diorama gallery, and fascinating upcoming and current exhibits, like one of the fantasy coffins of Ghana. #Travel #SantaFe #NewMexico #VisitSantaFe #SantaFeArt #Canyonroad #SouthwestTravel #BucketListTravel @cityofsantafe @lafondasantafe @museumofinternationalfolkart @santafecookingschool. Please note that this episode is a sponsored podcast.

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