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<![CDATA[In this episode of TellMeWhere2Go Steve Collins chats to Sam Chui, who is the world’s most popular aviation vlogger about Sam’s adventures, and why he has such a fascination with aviation. Then Steve talks to Jackie Christian, who is a direct to the leader of the Mutiny of the Bounty, Fletcher Christian, about living on one of the world’s most remote inhabited islands, Pitcairn Island.]]>

In this episode of TellMeWhere2Go Steve Collins chats to Sam Chui, who is the world’s most popular aviation vlogger about Sam’s adventures, and why he has such a fascination with aviation.  Then Steve talks to Jackie Christian, who is a direct to the leader of the Mutiny of the Bounty, Fletcher Christian, about living on one of the world’s most remote inhabited islands, Pitcairn Island.

Sam Chui the world’s most popular aviation Vlogger and visiting Pitcairn Island

<![CDATA[Steve Collins chats with Clare Marquis General Manager of the small cruise ship Kimberley Quest which sails around the Kimberley; Greg Quicke of Astro Tours, Broome describes viewing the amazing, clear Kimberley skies at night. Then, we head off to discover Paris with an Australian resident of the City of Romance, Ruby Boukabou. This is another fascinating armchair travel adventure.]]>

Steve Collins chats with Clare Marquis General Manager of the small cruise ship Kimberley Quest which sails around the Kimberley; Greg Quicke of Astro Tours, Broome describes viewing the amazing, clear Kimberley skies at night. Then, we head off to discover Paris with an Australian resident of the City of Romance, Ruby Boukabou.  This is another fascinating armchair travel adventure.

Cruising and stargazing the Kimberley

<![CDATA[In this latest episode of Tell Me Where 2 Go Steve Collins chats with Justin Te Hua about Maori culture in Rotorua, New Zealand. PR specialist talks about how she thwarted a notorious paparazzi in Bali, we learn about the most idiotic requests for assistance from Australian Embassies around the world, and we journey to Churchill, Canada to learn from John Gunter of Frontiers North about how tundra buggies can get you up very close to polar bears in the wild.]]>

we journey to Churchill, Canada to learn from John Gunter of Frontiers North about how tundra buggies can get you up very close to polar bears in the wild.

Maori Culture, up close with Polar Bears and outwitting the paparazzi

<![CDATA[In this edition of Tell Me Where 2 Go Steve Collins takes us to some weird and scary place. He chats to Scott Michaels of Dearly Departed Tours in Hollywood, California about some famous celebrity crimes and cadavers. We then tour the world to learn about the world’s scariest staircases. Finally, Steve speaks to Ray Ferguson about his favourite destination – North Korea, a place that few people wish to visit.]]>

Steve Collins takes us to some weird and scary place.

Weird and scary travel adventures

<![CDATA[In this edition of Tell Me Where 2 Go Steve Collins journeys to the south coast of New South Wales to catch up with rock star and acclaimed Australian actor Frankie J Holden to talk about the Tathra Beach Family Park, or which he is one of the co-owners. The park welcomes families who have members with disabilities, and apart from its brilliant location, it is a very inclusive place to stay. And with travel being awkward at present Steve chats with Christopher D Winnan, author of `Around the World in 80 Documentaries’ about the best travel docos to enjoy whilst the borders are closed.]]>

Inclusive holidays with a rock star and travelling the world by watching documentaries.

Inclusive holidays with a rock star

<![CDATA[Steve Collins is back to chat with Gaya Perez Gutierrez about the Monaco Oceanographic Museum, one of the world’s finest oceanariums. We journey to the tantalising islands of Vanuatu where Paul Pio invites us to this fascinating destination. Our special guest is Tony Giles who is both vision and hearing impaired and he couch surfs all around the world. Tony is a truly inspirational and determined person who will encourage you to get out and travel.]]>

We journey to the tantalising islands of Vanuatu where Paul Pio invites us to this fascinating destination.

Monaco, Vanuatu and an inspirational traveller

<![CDATA[In this episode Steve Collins speaks about Australia’s hottest town, Marble Bar in the Pilbara. We also learn about the Doubletree by Hilton Perth Waterfront Hotel which is literally built on the Swan River. Gaynor Reid and Singapore artist Yip Yew Chong chat about his fabulous Singapore Street Art and Rik Soderlund joins us from the Cocos & Keeling Islands, which has been voted as having Australia’s best beach.]]>

Gaynor Reid and Singapore artist Yip Yew Chong chat about his fabulous Singapore Street Art and Rik Soderlund joins us from the Cocos and Keeling Islands, which has been voted as having Australia’s best beach.

From the desert to the ocean and more

<![CDATA[Steve Collins takes us on a journey to visit some of the world’s best music cities. Katherina Denk takes us to Salzburg in Austria. Neil McDonald from Brilliant Tours in Liverpool, England talks Beatles and the Mersey Sound and Chris Ingram introduces us to Memphis, Tennessee the home of Elvis, which inspired the Blues, Rock ‘n Roll, Country, Gospel, Hip Hop and also American punk.]]>

Steve Collins takes us on a journey to visit some of the world’s best music cities.

Great music cities of the world

<![CDATA[With heatwaves occurring in WA, Steve Collins takes us to some colder climes. Firstly, by riding on of the world’s great trains, Switzerland’s Bernina Express. Then we visit Banff in Alberta, Canada to chat with Darcy Pierce Wells. Author Lee Atkinson gives us some great ideas in her book Driving Holidays Around Australia, and we learn about an Australian mystery – the Min Min Lights.]]>

With heatwaves occurring in WA, Steve Collins takes us to some colder climes.

Escaping the heat and discovering Australia

<![CDATA[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 Qatar being one of the world’s best kitesurfing destinations. And, Steve pays a special tribute to Gnomesville in Western Australia’s Ferguson Valley.]]>

What happened to MH30?

<![CDATA[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 Rottnest Fast Ferries Luke Crispin and Paul Mulholland chat about bringing their latest ferry from Tasmania to Perth.]]>

Sea West Cruises introduces us to her gourmet cruises in Geographe Bay, Mandurah, Rottnest Island and Broome.

Western Australia by sea and air

<![CDATA[I chat about WA's G2G and how it works, I describe a ride to Kalgoorlie (and back) on The Prospector. My first guest is Julie Jones from&nbsp;<a href="http://www.havewheelchairwilltravel.net/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.havewheelchairwilltravel.net</a> and the publisher and editor of the magazine Travel Without Limits who chats about making travel easier for those with disabilities. My second&nbsp;guest is Oda Andreasen who runs tours on the island of Mykines, which is the most remote island&nbsp;in the Faroe Islands.]]>

Chat about WA's G2G and how it works, I describe a ride to Kalgoorlie (and back) on The Prospector. My first guest is Julie Jones from Have wheelchair will travel and the publisher and editor of the magazine Travel Without Limits who chats about making travel easier for those with disabilities.

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