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TellMeWhere2Go

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Who better to tell you a travel story than a distinguished and experienced travel writer, who has been, seen, felt, smelled, and tasted the destination? They meet locals, sample flavours of local cuisine, and learn foreign cultures and now they share it with you in special podcasts. Together with the information of how to get there, where to stay, and specialised columnists, TellMeWhere2Go is your one-click stop travel guide.

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Episodes

  1. Why you should use Zip for travel

    One of the big considerations about travelling is how to fund it. Yes, there is a financial side to travelling. The Zip app offers a solution as Debbie Wine, Chief Marketing Officer for Australia and New Zealand explains to Steve Collins. https://zip.co/au allows people to use credit as a way of...

  2. Novotel Vines Resort Swan Valley Western Australia

    Steve Collins chats to Resort Manager Mike Stanton. Nestled in the hills which abut the Swan Valley, close to Perth, Western Australia, is the Novotel Vines Resort, a combination of champion golf course and luxury resort accommodation. With two 18-hole golf courses, and even an 18-hole mini golf...

  3. The Ghan train through central Australia

    Steve Collins chats to Giselle Whiteaker of Journey Beyond about The Ghan luxury train. Australia is a huge country, and one of the best ways to go from south to north through the centre is to take the luxury train called The Ghan. The train runs from Adelaide in South Australia to Darwin in the...

  4. El Questro in the East Kimberley

    Steve Collins reminisces about his visit to El Questro, a large working cattle station and tourist park in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia. Measuring 80 km north to south and 60 km east to west, El Questro is big enough to be the world’s 29th smallest country. Scenically, it is far...

  5. Game of Thrones Studio Tour Belfast

    Steve Collins in conversation with Brad Kelly, General Manager of the Game of Thrones Studio Tour in Belfast. Game of Thrones is, arguably, one of the finest and most popular television shows ever produced. Now, the Game of Thrones Studio Tour has opened in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Located at…

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  6. Bali re-opens to international visitors

    Steve Collins in conversation with Sylvain Padeloup, General Manager of the Sofitel Bali Nusa Dua Resort. Bali in Indonesia is considered to be one of the world’s best holiday destinations. Due to Covid, Bali has been closed to international visitors for quiet a while, but now Bali is re-opening…

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  7. Kimberley Quest discover the breathtaking

    Steve Collins chats with Clare Marquis the General Manager of Kimberley Quest. Kimberley Quest explores the bays and rivers of the remote Kimberley in Western Australia’s Northwest, and it’s a most unique and wonderful experience. Kimberley Quest is a small cruise ship of nine cabins, catering…

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  8. Ep. 3 – Western Australia by sea and air

    Join Steve Collins for a Western Australia special. Myrianthe Eddy of Sea West Cruises introduces us to her gourmet cruises in Geographe Bay, Mandurah, Rottnest Island and Broome. Aviation historian Ron Brown celebrates the centenary of commercial aviation in Western Australia. And owners of...

  9. First Americans Museum Oklahoma

    Steve Collins interviews Shoshana Wasserman who is Deputy Director of the First Nations Museum in Oklahoma City. The First Americans Museum opened recently in Oklahoma City to great fanfare in way of a celebration of the cultures of the First Nations people. Oklahoma City was chosen as the…

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  10. Vienna where elegance and exuberance meet

    Steve Collins talks to Katherina Denk from Austria Tourism about Vienna. The capital, and largest city, of Austria, Vienna is the former headquarters of the Hapsburg Court and is defined an as imperial city imbued with grand buildings that are startling ornate in style and massively grand.…

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  11. Frontiers North Churchill Canada

    Steve Collins chats to John Gunter, President & CEO of Frontiers North. Frontiers North specialises in taking visitors to Churchill on Hudson Bay in Manitoba, Canada to view polar bears up close. Their specially designed Tundra Buggies ensure excellent but very safe viewing of these incredible...

  12. Memphis on the Mississippi

    In this podcast Steve Collins chats with Chris Ingram. Nestled on the banks of the mighty Mississippi River in Tennessee, Memphis has always attracted people from afar, and due to that mix, Memphis has become one of America’s most important and influential music cities. Those many historic blues...

  13. Salzburg for Music and Culture Galore

    Steve Collins chats to Katherina Denk about her home town of Salzburg. The beautiful city of Salzburg is known for its music and culture and is one of the most visited places in Austria. Salzburg is a magical, and quite beautiful, baroque city that is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Embedded...

  14. Supping at Sea around Western Australia

    Myrianthe Riddy is Steve Collins' guest to talk about Sea West's sumptuous gourmet cruises. With 12,500 km of coastline Western Australia has some spectacular scenery. Sea West takes you to some of the most gorgeous places whilst you done on fresh local seafood, produce and wine. Board luxury...

  15. Arizona is absolute grandeur

    Steve Collins interviews Becky Blaine from the Arizona Office of Tourism. Arizona is a state where you will be intrigued by the friendly local, overwhelmed by the magnificent scenery and delighted that you made the effort to visit a truly unique and remarkable place.

  16. What happened to MH30?

    In this episode Steve Collins talks to Geoffrey Thomas, the Editor-in-Chief of airlineratings.com about new data which he believes has accurately predicted the final resting place of the missing Malaysian Airlines flight MH370. We visit to Qatar to chat to professional Kitesurfer Sarah Lord about...

  17. Travelling with disabilities and the remote Faroes

    Welcome to the first episode of the Tell Me Where 2 Go radio show. In this edition I chat about the Perth to Kalgoorlie Prospector train. I chat to Julie Jones from Travel Without Limits/Have Wheelchair Will Travel about travelling with disabilities and we visit Oda Andreasen on Mykines in the...

  18. Sam Chui

    Sam Chui is possibly the world’s most popular aviation enthusiast. Enjoy this interview with Steve Collins. In 2007, he started his YouTube channel and became well-known. Some of his videos gathered an excess of 60 million views. Sam has travelled to over 100 countries and flown over 2000…

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  19. Sweden Larger than Life

    In this overview of Sweden Steve Collins chats to Nils Persson, Chief Officer, Marketing and Communications fro Visit Sweden. Sweden is the largest country in Scandinavia and within its borders you’ll find beautiful cities, outstanding landscapes, contemporary designs and people who know how to...

  20. Where is MH370?

    Featuring: Steve Collins and Geoffrey Thomas. Geoffrey Thomas is the Editor-in-Chief of www.AirlineRatings.com and an authority on the Missing Malaysian Airlines plane MH370. A new study could establish the exact location of the aircraft. In this podcast Geoffrey Thomas discusses in detail how…

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  21. Mykines the remotest part of the remote Faroe Islands

    Featuring: Steve Collins & Oda Andreasen of Go Local Tours in the Faroe Islands The Faroe Islandsare a far flung autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark, located in the North Atlantic Ocean about halfway before Norway and Iceland. There are 18 inhabited islands in the chain, and Mykines if...

  22. Virginia is for Lovers

    Featuring: Steve Collins and Christi Bragington, International Media Relations Manager, Virginia Tourism Organisation. There is so much to love about Virginia, the birthplace of the United States of America. Virginia is the birthplace of the United States of America, a state endowed with history...

  23. Manitoba where Canada’s Heart Beats

    Featuring: Steve Collins and Jillian Reckseidler Manitoba, in the middle of Canada, is prairie country but, as you head north, it does turn into Arctic Tundra. The town of Churchill on the shores of Hudson’s Bay is famous for being the polar bear capital of the world. READ MORE

  24. Successful Seattle

    Featuring: Steve Collins and Ron Peck Seattle, Washington is a water city that’s sequestered between the Salish Sea to its west and Lake Washington to its east. Seattle is a very attractive place. It’s an uplifting and very independent city where initiative and inspiration absolutely thrives...

  25. Houston Texas a true space city

    Featuring: Jorge Franz If you’ve ever imagined Houston, Texas to be a dusty, desert city you’d be supremely wrong. Houston is a very green city, which boasts four of the biggest city parks in America. Yes, there’s space-a-plenty here. Even though Houston is 80 km inland, the city boasts one of…

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  26. Super Seven Series - Charles van Rensberg & Herbie Rosenberg

    Featuring: Charles van Rensberg & Herbie Rosenberg Herbie Rosenberg has been involved in African inbound tourism for almost 40 years and has been running Africareps in Melbourne, Australia for about 10 years. The company represents and markets a comprehensive and prestigious collection of...

  27. Stunning Banff Lake Louise

    Featuring: Darcy Pierce Wells Famously located within the incredibly gorgeous Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, are the towns of Banff and Lake Louise. Banff is Canada’s highest town and is located along the Trans-Canada Highway just 126 km west of Calgary and 58 km east of Lake Louise, in...

  28. Super Seven Series - Damian Perry

    Featuring: Damian Perry from Hurtigruten Damian Perry is the Managing Director, VP Sales & Marketing, Asia-Pacific for Hurtigruten. He has been in the travel industry for 30 years and from day one had a desire to be involved in experience-rich outdoor, adventurous and cultural travel that would...

  29. St Helena a speck in the Atlantic Ocean

    Featuring: Matthew Joshua The island of St. Helena can be very hard to find. Located in the Atlantic Ocean, 4,000 km east of Rio de Janeiro and 1,950 km west of Angola, Africa, St. Helena is a volcanic island that pokes out of the deep ocean, it’s a mere pinpoint of a map. READ MORE HERE

  30. Super Seven Series: Tony Giles

    Featuring: Tony Giles Tony Giles is a blind and partially deaf extraordinary traveller who has travelled the globe and written books about all his experiences. To date, Tony has visited 125 official UN countries. He’s also Bungee jumped seventeen times, sky dived three times and has been zorbing...

  31. Colorado straddling the Rockies

    Featuring: Liz Birdsall and Steve Collins Colorado is one of the most scenically stunning states in the United States. In this podcast Liz Birdsall, International Marketing Manager for the Colorado Tourism Office chats about Colorado's many attractions. READ MORE HERE

  32. Super Seven Series: Rachel Oakes-Ash

    Featuring: Rachel Oakes-Ash Rachael Oakes-Ash is better known as Miss Snow It All, the name behind Snowsbest.com and the @misssnowitall digital platform for skiers and boarders that travel. Australia’s queen of the snow has been top of her snow media game for close to two decades with ten years…

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  33. Super Seven Series: Campbell Wilson

    Featuring: Campbell Wilson We have a chat with the ever exuberant Campbell Wilson, CEO of Scoot – the bright yellow-tailed, low-cost airline, based in Singapore. With twenty nine year’s experience in the SIA group, this Kiwi is a passionate and well-respected leader in the aviation industry. With...

  34. Super Seven Series: Georgia Rickard

    Featuring: Georgia Rickard Georgia Rickard is a multi-award-winning magazine editor. The former Editor at Large for Virgin Australia, and editor of Australia’s largest selling travel magazine, Australian Traveller. She has contributed to News Limited, Conde Nast, Fairfax Media, BBC, AFAR, and...

  35. Super Seven Series: Margot Andersen and Simone Pregellio

    Featuring: Margot Andersen and Simone Pregellio Margot and Simone are from the Insync Network Group which produces the Boomeranging podcast – a podcast sharing stories of returned Aussie expats. Both are repats themselves, Margot from London, Simone from Singapore, and share a love of travel and...

  36. Underwater Museums by Jason deCaires Taylor

    Featuring: Jason deCaires Taylor and Steve Collins Jason deCaires Taylor is a sculptor, environmentalist and professional underwater photographer. His permanent, site-specific sculptural works span the world’s oceans and seas and explore modern themes of conservation and environmental activism....

  37. Te Puia Rotorua with Justin Te Hau

    Featuring: Justin Te Hau and Steve Collins Te Puia is quite an institution in Rotorua, New Zealand. This fascinating attraction has a 180-year legacy of guiding visitors through a stunning geothermal valley and showcasing the intriguing Māori culture! READ MORE HERE

  38. Overview: Vanuatu

    Featuring: Paul Pio and Steve Collins Composed of 83 spectacular islands, the archipelago of Vanuatu features an authentic and unique blend of breathtaking landscapes, rich culture and friendly locals. READ MORE HERE

  39. A resident’s view of Paris

    Featuring: Ruby Boukabou and Steve Collins Ruby Boukabou is an Australian woman who has lived part of each year in Paris for quite some time. Ruby is absolutely enchanted with the city she fell in love with. READ MORE HERE

  40. Monaco Oceanographic Museum

    Featuring: Gala Perez Gutierrez and Steve Collins The Oceanographic Institute, Prince Albert I of Monaco Foundation was founded by Prince Albert I, a passionate and visionary seafarer. Recognised as serving the public interest by the French presidential decree on 16 May 1906, the Foundation has...

  41. Oita Japan

    Featuring: Masahiro Ide and Steve Collins Nestled into the western end of the Seto Inland Sea on the North-East coast of Kyushu Island in Japan is the extraordinary Oita Prefecture. READ MORE HERE

  42. Israel Overview

    Featuring: Ksenia Kobyakov Within its 22,000 square kilometres lives a population of 9.2 million. The three major monotheistic religion of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam all have deep historical ties to the region. Israel is a country that has a human history going back 50,000 years and its...

  43. Destination Dining in the Air

    Featuring: Selena Oh A short drive along a winding road takes visitors to Mount Faber peak, home to the Singapore Cable Car station. One of the oldest parks in Singapore, Mount Faber is covered in lush rainforest and stands nearly 100m above ground. READ MORE HERE

  44. Kitesurfing Qatar

    Featuring: Sarah Lord When you consider the world’s most predictable kitesurfing spots, the Gulf state of Qatar probably wouldn’t be on most people’s minds. Well, Qatar’s predictable winds and wonderfully still water conditions do make for a kitesurfing paradise as professional kitesurfing coach...

  45. I’d Rather be in Radda

    Featuring: David Bowden The mere mention of Tuscany sends most travellers into a world of eager anticipation. The intensity and quality of the light impress me most about this part of Italy. It is this light that provides the energy so essential for growing crops, especially grapes and olives…

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  46. Eating and drinking in The Great Southern

    Featuring: Steve Collins Western Australia is renowned for the quality of its wines and produce, and each year that wonderful produce is celebrated with an 11-day event called Taste Great Southern. The Great Southern of Western Australia is located along the pristine southern coastline and…

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  47. A walk through Singapore’s history with Yip Yew Chong

    Featuring: Gaynor Reid & Yip Yew Chong It took a stranger, local street artist Yip Yew Chong, to finally make me feel at home in Singapore. During Covid, I found myself stuck on the tiny island-state I had called home for almost eight years – and yet had not really explored. Working in travel, I...

  48. Taronga Zoo Roar & Snore

    Featuring: Steve Collins Taronga Zoo's Roar and Snore participants stay in tents which afford stunning views of Sydney city. This is glamping, with solid floors and real beds, and at the centre of the glamp-site is a common area where guests gather for drinks and nibbles with the chance to meet…

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  49. GinGin Gin

    Featuring: Greg Garnish & Steve Collins Margaret River winery and distillery Wise Wines has celebrated seven Western Australian outback towns with the launch of seven new gins featuring botanicals from each area. Wise already markets its range of Gin Gin Gin gins and will extend the branding...

  50. NOX Dine in the Dark Singapore

    Featuring: Cynthia Dammerer Most chefs will tell you that the eye is the pathway to the stomach. That is food looks attractive, then hunger will follow. In Singapore, they’ve knocked that concept on the head in a new restaurant called NOX – Dine in the Dark. READ MORE HERE

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Who better to tell you a travel story than a distinguished and experienced travel writer, who has been, seen, felt, smelled, and tasted the destination? They meet locals, sample flavours of local cuisine, and learn foreign cultures and now they share it with you in special podcasts. Together with the information of how to get there, where to stay, and specialised columnists, TellMeWhere2Go is your one-click stop travel guide.

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