In this episode Ana Leal from Domitur talks us through what we can expect to experience when we take a walking tour in Portugal during the low season. 

Hint: sunshine, warmth, natural beauty, friendly locals, amazing food...and no crowds! 

We speak with Ana Leal from Domitur Portugal to learn more about this wonderful region as well as her approach to truly community-based tourism. 

Get ready because Kate is in her element today talking to Hua about Vietnamese food. From cooking classes to tiny chairs Vietnamese food is more than just the food. The culture, the traditions and the rituals around food are what makes the visitor connect with the local community. 

In this week's episode, Kate is joined by Hua, a sustainability tourism researcher from Quang Binh Province in Central Vietnam. Hua transports us from the rice fields to the beach. She discusses the untouched mountain ranges of Vietnam and why they're best experienced during the low seasons. 

Vikki, from MacLean and Bruce, returns to talk about whisky! Charles MacLean, Vikki's business partner, is a world-leading whisky expert. Prepare yourself as we tackle everything you need to know about whisky - we cover it all from Ancient Egypt to royalty and even intoxicated angels...

Today's guest is Vikki, Managing Director for MacLean and Bruce, a small luxury travel business in Scotland. Join Honor, as we explore a more authentic, culturally grounding and relaxed Scotland. Think icy Lochs, white frost on trees and big blue skies, oh and of course a blazing fire.

Far North Queensland is one of the only areas in Australia where multiple Aboriginal tribes and cultures meet. The Cairns Indigenous Arts Festival and the Laura Dance festival are two of Australia's largest displays of Indigenous culture. Both events fall during the low season and are an absolute must for visitors who want to understand, learn about and immerse themselves in Aboriginal culture. 

This week Kate is joined by Annette from My Cairns Concierge. Home of the Great Barrier Reef, Annette describes FNQ as so much more. Rainforests, island hopping and a plethora of educational resources for visitors who are wanting to travel in a responsible manner. 

In the first episode we gained insights into Philadelphia during the low season months and today we go a little deeper into the cultural heritage of Philadelphia as well as getting some of Gregg’s top tips and tricks to make the most out of your trip to this vibrant and unstoppable city.

We hope you enjoy the episode and would like to wish all of our friends in the US a peaceful and happy Thanksgiving Day wherever you are.

In this episode, we catch up with Gregg Caren who's the President & CEO of The Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau, to learn more about what Philly offers during the low season and why anytime is a great time to visit this hip and cool birthplace of the USA!