Travel’n On will journey to Jamaica to experience a Voluntourism experience with Global TV’s Claire Newell. Then, documentary film director Ken Burns will take us through our nation’s national parks and on a spiritual journey. And, our Author’s Corner will feature author Joseph Dispenza and his new book The Way of the Traveler--Making Every Trip a Journey of Self-Discovery.

Travel’n On will walk along Maryland’s Eastern Shore and the footsteps of Frederick Douglass with Chip Britt of the St. Michaels Musuem. Then travelers watch your wallet…TripAdvisor expert, Erik Torkells, stops by to warn travelers about the top 10 cities where pickpockets thrive. Finally, philanthropist David Rockefeller, Jr. will take us around the Americas with the Ocean Watch scientific expedition

Richard Bangs, host of the award winning PBS show Adventures with Purpose, and BBC Correspondent Laura Hubber join Travel’n On to talk about their recent trip to Bosnia and why this former worn-torn country is now considered a tourism treasure and a place where Nature has been generous with its gifts. Then, experience one of the jewels of the Great Lakes, Milwaukee, and learn about this city’s transition from “Brew City to New City” with David Fantle from VISIT Milwaukee. With our focus on global citizenship and responsible tourism we will introduce you to Paul von Zielbauer, Founder of RoadMonkey Expeditions, a company which combines physically challenging adventures with meaningful volunteer projects

Bob Davis, CEO at the Mountain Institute, joins Travel’n On to talk about the work his organization is doing to preserve our precious mountains. Then, if you’re thinking about taking an aerial tour, you need to hear what aviation attorney, Patrick Bailey, shares with Travel’n On first. And if you’ve ever considered staying at a convent or monastery on vacation you’ll enjoy hearing from author Trish Clark.

Travel’n On celebrates Alaska’s 50th anniversary of its induction into the Union as the 49th State with a profile of Juneau and why this city is a "must see."

Dr. Martha Honey, Executive Director of the Center for Responsible Travel (CREST), joins Travel’n On to talk about Travelers’ Philanthropy and the launch of a global sustainable/responsible travel accreditation body that measures environmental, social and economic impacts of hotels. Then “Thrillionaire” Nik Halik will stop by to talk about his amazing adventures and the next adventures on his top ten list. Finally, author Shelley Seale joins the Author’s Corner to talk about her new book The Weight of Silence: The Invisible Children of India.

Travel'n On Radio broadcasts live at the US-Africa Business Summit in Washington, DC. The African continent continues to show potential as a leading foreign direct investment destination for American businesses. Travel'n On will explore the increasingly higher levels of investment in industries such as infrastructure, financing, tourism, agribusiness, health, and energy. CBS Travel Editor, Peter Greenberg, also stopped by for a chat.

Rick Webster, VP of Public Policy at the US Travel Association, joins Travel’n On Radio to talk about the Travel Promotion Act and his Association’s efforts to promote tourism in the United States. Then “voluntourism gal” Alexia Nestora returns to Travel’n On to talk about voluntourism as a transformational travel experience and author Sheryl Kayne joins Tonya & Ian to discuss her newly released book Volunteer Vacations Across America.

Kate Hanni, Founder of the Coalition for an Airline Passengers Bill of Rights, returns to Travel’n On Radio to talk about the latest incidents on the tarmac and she’ll provide a legislative update on the proposed Airline Passengers Bill of Rights Act. Then, Libby Gill, author, business coach and former SVP of Universal Studios, Sony Pictures & Turner Broadcasting, will stop by to discuss her powerful new book Traveling Hopefully: How To Lose Your Family Baggage and Jumpstart Your Life. Finally, internationally renown martial arts actor, Chuck Johnson, will talk about his life in Japan as an African-American and about bridging the two cultures.

National Geographic author Jon Bowermaster talks about his journey down the coast of Vietnam. Then- Canadian anthropologist Wade Davis joins Travel’n On to talk about his recent travels to Peru, Borneo, Tibet and northern Kenya. Finally, learn about the Shams Ensemble, one of the first groups to pursue musical independence and freedom of women’s voices in Iran as they tour America.