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The British Tourism & Travel Show 2024

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The British Tourism and Travel Show is returning to the NEC, Birmingham on 20-21 March 2024. Over 200 exhibitors will be showcasing the very best of Britain and Ireland. If you're a professional who plans group tours, you won’t want to miss it! The show brings all the inspiration you need into one place, to get ideas and provide your groups with a truly unique and memorable experience.

Why visit?

Discover attractions, hotels and destinations to inspire your tours and brochures
Have insightful face-to-face conversations with teams behind the brands
Join and network with tour operators, group travel organisers and travel trade specialists
Hear the latest travel and tourism insights from expert speakers
Find service providers to help you with planning tours

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Top 10 Travel & Tourism Trade Shows in the UK

Travel and tourism are one of the most successful and innovative sectors of the UK economy. Despite the pandemic, the industry has bounced back and is expected to be worth over £275 billion to the UK economy by 2025.

There’s no shortage of growth opportunities in the travel and tourism sector, which supports nearly 4 million jobs. Leisure spending continues to increase and the outlook for foreign travel and domestic staycations is bright.

Whether you’re a travel industry professional or new to this exciting industry, attending the top travel and tourism trade shows will help you make useful connections and keep you up to speed on all the latest trends.

Business Travel Show Europe

If you specialise in business travel, head for ExCel, London. This is the show if you want to connect with other industry professionals and explore new ways of working.

Attracting bookers, procurement and travel buyers, this show brings together the innovation and knowledge in the corporate travel industry under one roof. Hear from industry leaders, discover the latest business travel trends and find the innovations to improve your corporate traveller’s experience.

Motorhome & Caravan Show

For all the best in camping and leisure vehicles, the Motorhome & Caravan Show at Birmingham’s NEC is the place to be.

The UK’s largest exhibition of all things camping and caravanning, the show attracts seasoned travellers and newcomers to the leisure holiday scene alike. With over 1,000 vehicles on display, plus destination exhibitors from across the UK and Europe, there’s something for everyone who enjoys the motorhome and caravanning lifestyle.

The Luxury Travel Fair

Upmarket travel specialists Condé Nast Traveller host the Luxury Travel Fair at Olympia London. Showcasing the pick of bespoke travel experiences, the fair attracts the elite of the luxury travel scene including travel personalities, agents and experts.

The opportunity to connect with insider know-how and get the lowdown on the next luxury destination hotspots makes this an unmissable show for anyone in the bespoke travel industry.

Destinations: The Travel & Holiday Show

In association with The Times and Sunday Times, this is an essential event for anyone seeking travel inspiration. Bringing together travel operators, brands and tourist boards from across the world, this event brings destinations and expertise together under one roof.

This is the leading consumer event in the travel and tourism sector, so exhibiting at the show puts you in touch with affluent travellers looking to book their journeys for the year ahead.

Travel Tech Show

If you work at the cutting edge where travel and technology collide, this show’s for you. Travel technology leaders meet at ExCel, London to connect with decision-makers and start conversations with over 100 leading travel tech brands.

Meet game-changing suppliers, reconnect with your peers and stay ahead of the trends with a series of hot button focus sessions. With exhibitors from 82 countries, this is the leading travel tech show on the calendar.

British Tourism & Travel Show

Birmingham’s NEC plays host to Britain and Ireland’s leading travel and tourism event. Attracting more exhibitors than any comparable event, the show is packed with travel inspiration.

Featuring a packed programme of speakers from across the industry, the show offers a unique opportunity to increase awareness of your business, grow your professional network and capture new leads.

Inviting you to reconnect, rebuild and innovate, the WTM show at the ExCel gives you the opportunity to position your travel brand as an industry forerunner.

With a focus on sustainable tourism and travel tech, the World Travel Market show has a packed programme of conferences and seminars, with speed networking groups and insight from some of the biggest players in the travel sector.

Caravan, Camping & Motorhome Show

Start the season at one of the UK’s biggest leisure vehicle shows. Over 350 exhibitors bring all the latest innovations and trends to the Birmingham NEC, showcasing the best in campervans, motorhomes and caravans.

Be the first to spot the latest trends in the leisure vehicle lifestyle, and see over 700 new models from UK and European manufacturers.

Adventure Travel Show

If you operate in the fast-growing and exciting world of adventure travel, head for London’s ExCel for this market leading event.

Showcasing all the best in travel off the beaten track, the event features show talks from prominent personalities, seminars and the Adventure Film Festival.

Discover the hottest new trends and destinations, and connect with the biggest collection of adventure travel companies in the UK.

More than just an exhibition, the Hotel 360 show is an experience.

With plenty of space to exhibit and engage with attendees, you’ll have the opportunity to meet and make connections with other professionals from the hospitality sector in a relaxed atmosphere. Build potential partnerships and learn about the latest developments in the hotel industry

Exhibit in Style at a Travel & Tourism Show in the UK

For businesses in the travel and tourism sector, these trade shows are a great opportunity to showcase your products and services to a wider audience.

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The British Tourism & Travel Show

September 22, 2021 - september 23, 2021.

The British Tourism & Travel Show returns on 22-23 September for the first travel trade event in 18+ months! This years’ show comes at an incredibly important time for our industry to get together, celebrate, and above all, plan and do business. Packed with quality, group-ready staycation experiences from around 250 exhibitors , there is simply no better place to find inspiration and start your planning for 2022 and beyond!

Get fresh itinerary inspiration First time exhibitors include; Adventure Carrick, Bletchley Park, Bristol Aero Collection Trust, Durham Cathedral, Great Western Railway, Hambledon Vineyard, Iain Burnett Highland Chocolatier, Mayflower, Royal Opera House, Shakespeare Distillery, The Heights of Abraham, Tornado Steam Traction and many more.

Find group-friendly hotels Meet teams from the largest hotel groups through boutique independents, including Best Western, Hilton Worldwide, Marriott, Warner Leisure, Almarose Hotels & Resorts, Craiglands Hotel, Focus Hotels, Starboard Hotels, Staycity Group, The Coast and Country Hotel Collection, Tiffany’s Hotel, The Clarendon Hotel plus many more.

Catch up with returning brands Albatross Travel, City Cruises, Continuum Attractions, Devon’s Top Attractions, Eurotunnel, Greatdays Travel Group, ITO Tours, Norman Allen Group Travel, Snowdon Mountain Railway, West Midland Safari & Leisure Park, and the World of Beatrix Potter… these are just some of the big names returning to BTTS this September! See more.

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British Tourism and Travel Show 2023

March 22 2023

The British Tourism and Travel Show is returning to the NEC, Birmingham on 22-23 March 2023 – and if you’re planning group tours, you need to be there!

The UK and Ireland are full of adventures and exciting experiences for groups – but it can be difficult to know where to start planning. The British Tourism & Travel Show brings all the inspiration you need together, so you can give your groups a truly unique and memorable experience.

Nothing compares to the atmosphere of the tourism industry coming together. The energy will leave you buzzing to plan your next trip!

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Once again we welcomed thousands of corporate travel professionals back to ExCeL London for the 2024 show. Register your interest for 2025 and be the first to receive updates.

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Business Travel Show Europe 2024, for two days of discovering what's new in the industry, uncovering the latest innovations, meeting the broadest range of industry suppliers, learning from the experts and reconnecting with colleagues across the show. And most of all, celebrating our amazing 30 years.

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Thousands of corporate travel professionals came to celebrate a win at Business Travel Show Europe by gaining insights on how to improve or enhance their current travel programmes.

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Full list of the British Travel Awards winners for 2021/2022 including TUI, Jet2, Fred Olsen, P&O Cruises, Shearings and more - as voted for by the public

12:11, 30 Nov 2022
Updated 09:00, 1 Dec 2022

UK travellers are snapping up no-fly holidays and there were golds galore for tour firms at the 2022 travel ‘Oscars’ - held at London's Battersea Evolution centre and hosted by TV presenter Alison Hammond .

The British Travel Awards (BTA) gala evening followed a July-October public vote in 62 categories covering a comprehensive range of products and services experienced by customers when planning, booking and going on their getaways.

It attracted more than 618,000 entries and is regarded as the the travel industry’s leading awards, plus it is the UK’s largest consumer voted programme.

Escorted coach tour company Shearings picked up four golds in the large company category, including Best Travel Company for Escorted Group Holidays, for which there were 25 businesses nominated. Shearings’ sister coach holiday company, Leger Holidays, collected three golds in the medium category.

Fred Olsen Cruise Lines won the award for Best Cruise Line for No-Fly Holidays.

Staying on the water, Brittany Ferries triumphed with four awards for their services to Central/Western Europe, Southern Europe/Canaries, Best Ferry Operator for Routes from/to UK Ports and Best Travel Company for Family Holidays.

The coveted Best Cruise Line for Ocean/Expedition voyages was awarded to Norwegian with P&O Cruises winning the Best Cruise Line for Family Holidays. Hays Travel was awarded Best Travel Agency for Cruise Bookings.

BTA director of events and partnerships Lorraine Barnes Burton said: “Both in the UK and abroad this year our voters were determined to have their holidays, despite a few airport and airline issues.’’

All BTA public voters were entered in a draw for a holiday prize bonanza worth around £45,000, with cruises, tropical sunshine trips, a safari, staycations and more given away in a draw.

*Reach plc, with more than 130 national and regional news brands across both print and online - including this newspaper - is the official media partner of the 2022 BTAs and executives and travel editors from the company presented awards, along with industry leaders.

Find out more at britishtravelawards.com .

Full list of the BTA winners 21/22

Some of the awards are divided into small, medium and large companies - we've listed these respectively where applicable.

Best Travel Company for Arts & Culture Holidays - Ace Cultural Tours, Mercury Holidays
Best Travel Company for Safari Holidays - Travel Department, Africa Sky, Newmarket Holidays
Best Travel Company for Special Interest Holidays - Andante Travels, GN Holidays & Voyages, Inghams
Best Travel Company to the Indian Ocean - Honeymoon Dreams, Kuoni, Blue Bay Travel
Best Travel Company to the Caribbean/Central America - Love Cuba, Tropical Sky, Blue Bay Travel
Best Travel Company for All-Inclusive Holidays - Star Tours, Blue Bay Travel
Best Travel Company for Villa Holidays - Bookings for You, Solmar Villas, James Villa Holidays
Best Travel Company for Coach Holidays - Brightwater Holidays, Leger Holidays, Caledonian Travel
Best Travel Company To Central/Western Europe - Headwater, Brittany Ferries
Best Travel Company to Southern Europe/Canaries - Cyprus Paradise, Brittany Ferries, Jet2/Jet2holidays
Best Travel Company for Family Holidays - Canterbury Travel, Brittany Ferries Holidays, James Villa Holidays
Best Travel Company for Lakes & Mountains Holidays - TUI
Best Travel Company To Nordic Destinations - Canterbury Travel, Santa Claus Trips
Best Travel Company to Sub-Saharan Africa - Distant Journeys, Hayes & Jarvis, Newmarket Holidays
Best Travel Company to Australasia/Oceania - Distant Journeys, Titan Travel, Travelbag
Best Travel Company for Luxury Holidays - Elegant Resorts, Kuoni, Travelbag
Best Travel Company for Walk/Trek/Cycling Holidays - EverTrek, Macs Adventure
Best Travel Company to Hellenic Europe - Exclusively Lindos, Ionian & Aegean Island Holidays, Olympic Holidays
Best Travel Company for Wildlife & Nature Holidays - Naturetrek, Exodus Travels
Best Travel Company for Adventure Holidays - The Bucket List Company, Exodus Travels
Best Travel Company for Culinary & Wine Holidays - Flavours Holidays
Best Travel Company for Rail Holidays - The Railway Touring Company, Rail Discoveries, Great Rail Journeys
Best Travel Company to South America - Journey Latin America, Hayes & Jarvis, Newmarket Holidays
Best Travel Company for Special Occasion Holidays - Honeymoon Dreams, Kuoni, Travelbag
Best Travel Company for City/Short Breaks - Travel Center, Jet2.com and Jet2holidays
Best Travel Company for Singles Holidays - One Traveller, Just You, Shearings
Best Travel Company for Touring Holidays - My Canada Trips, Leger Holidays, Shearings
Best Travel Company for Winter Sun Holidays - Mercury Holidays, TUI
Best Travel Company to Canada/USA - My Canada Trips, Titan Travel, Travelbag
Best Travel Company for Tailor-Made Holidays - My Canada Trips, Solmar Villas, Travelbag
Best Travel Company for Activity/Sports Holidays - Wildwind & Healthy Options, Neilson Active Holidays
Best Travel Company to the Middle East/North Africa - Red Sea Holidays, Travel Talk Tours, Travelbag
Best Travel Company for Escorted Group Holidays - Travel Department, Titan Travel, Shearings
Best Travel Company for Summer Sun Holidays - Solmar Villas, TUI
Best Travel Company to the Far East/Central Asia - Wendy Wu Tours, Titan Travel
Best Travel Company to Southern/Southeast Asia - Wendy Wu Tours, Titan Travel
Best Travel Company for Ski/Winter Sports Holidays - Ski Safari, Neilson Active Holidays, Crystal Ski Holidays

Staycations

Best Company for UK Holiday Home Rentals - Beach Retreats (small), Coast & Country Cottages (medium), Sykes Holiday Cottages (large)
Best Company for UK Family Holidays - Bluestone National Park Resort, Haven, Parkdean Resorts
Best Company for UK Coach/Touring Holidays - Leger Holidays, Shearings
Best Company for UK Breaks Holidays - Holiday Extras UK Short Breaks, Titan Travel, Parkdean Resorts
Best Company for UK Parks & Lodges Holidays - Cofton Holidays, Verdant Leisure, Parkdean Resorts

Holiday bookings

Best Online/Call Centre Travel Retailer - Blue Bay Travel
Best Travel Website for Accommodation Booking - Booking.com
Best Travel Website for Flight Bookings - Globehunters
Best High Street Travel Agency - Stewart Travel
Best Travel Website for Offers/Price Comparison - Travelzoo
Best National Travel Retailer - Hays Travel

Cruises and ferries

Best Cruise Line for No-Fly Cruise Holidays - Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines
Best Travel Agency for Cruise Holidays - Hays Travel
Best Cruise Line for Ocean/Expedition Voyages - Norwegian Cruise Line
Best Cruise Line for Family Holidays - P&O Cruises
Best Operator for Short Sea/Mini Cruises - P&O Ferries
Best Cruise Line for Ultra-Luxury Holidays - Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Best Cruise Line for Luxury Holidays - Saga
Best Cruise Line for River Cruise Holidays - Viking
Best Ferry Operator for Routes from/to UK Ports - Brittany Ferries
Best Travel Company for Sailing/Flotilla Holidays - Sunsail

Extras and add-ons

Best Company for Airport Parking - APH (Airport Parking & Hotels)
Best Company for Holiday Car Hire - Europcar
Best Company for Travel Insurance - Staysure

Best Retailer for Forex/Travel Money - Post Office

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Due to the ongoing uncertainty around overseas travel we have reviewed the BTA 21/22 award categories. The number of destination awards has been reduced by incorporating larger regions. The number of travel style awards has been increased to present consumers with more specific holidays and leisure travel options.

To recognise the achievements of SME companies 47 award categories are graded by size. Travel companies based upon the annual number of passengers carried prior to Covid-19 travel restrictions and holiday accommodation providers by the number of units in their offering. There will be up to nine accreditations in each of these award categories.

Data from past awards reveal that the most successful companies are those who actively lobby their customers and convert a high percentage into voters… NOT necessarily those with the highest number of customers!

The results of all award categories are determined solely by the number of consumer votes cast. SMEs can shine in the size graded categories by winning the ultimate accolade OVERALL CATEGORY WINNER!

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Overall winner is the most prestigious accolade in these categories and reflect the achievements of SME’s who were previously only recognised within the confines of their size grading. Details of size grading can be found by selecting the above award sector tabs.

A company’s size is not displayed on the voting form and voters can only vote for one company/brand in each category. Companies are divided into the size group submitted on their nomination form when the results are analysed.

A list of nominee companies - together with their size where appropriate - will be published on the BTA Trade & Media News Zone.

The British Travel Awards has no affiliation with any travel media or travel industry stakeholders. The awards programme is financed by the registration fees of participating companies. This independence makes winning a British Travel Award the most prized travel industry accolade.

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The best Netflix travel shows on the streaming service right now

With a library as vast as Netflix has, it's hard to pick out the best Netflix travel shows, but we're here to help you with that.

Of course, it's ironic that just as the world opens up again post-pandemic, the cost of living has sky-rocketed. We guess that means putting off that week by the beach in Barcelona once again. Sigh.

Still, there’s always armchair travel…no, stay with us! Netflix has a stellar supply of shows to watch for those suffering from a bad case of wanderlust; from food-focused odysseys and challenge-based travels to light-hearted looks at other global cultures with some incredible scenery providing the backdrop.

Whether it’s European mini-breaks or South-East Asian vacations that get you dreaming of far-off places, here’s 10 of the best to inspire your next travels. Just think of them as extra research for that bucket list trip...

Ugly Delicious

A fast-paced travelogue fusing food and travel together - well, why mess with a classic combination? - sees David Chang, boss of noodle giant Momofuku, weigh in on all the most important food items and how different cultures across the globe make them.

Obviously, that means pizza from Italy, but an elevated slice of the pie in Tokyo; tacos from a celebrated food truck in LA, but a twist on the traditional in Mexico from Noma restaurant. Good travel series push the imagination and our world views and this certainly gives us our fill.

Waffles + Mochi

On the face of it, this is cute show for kids, which is executive-produced by and stars Michelle Obama, no less, but it's actually one of the best examples of a series doing the double by being both entertaining for children and adults.

A show based around a moon boot-wearing creature made from frozen waffles and mochi ball made sentient might not make any sense whatsoever, but who cares when it’s this joyous? The two puppet buddies - who work at a supermarket, alongside Ms. Obama - learn about different foods, and travel the world doing it; from whizzing up high in the Andes to try potatoes to searching out the best herbs and spices from a market in Venice, Italy.

The bromance of South Korean singer-actor Lee Seung-gi and Taiwanese favourite Jasper Liu is at the heart of this 2020 series; as the pair are challenged by fans to missions across Asia, despite speaking different languages. Challenge accepted!

Taking in stunning locations across Indonesia, Thailand and Nepal the duo prove they’re more than just handsome faces as they triumph in treasure hunts and games like rock, paper, scissors to end up in the final destination of Seoul. Kind of like Squid Game, on the road, but without all the death.

The World’s Most Amazing Vacation Rentals

If your thumbs idly end up scrolling the Airbnb app in your down time; then this is the show for you. Three intrepid explorers - okay, hosts with seemingly unlimited expense accounts - travel the world to find the best places to rest your head on holiday. It’s not all luxury cabins on stilts in the Maldives though, as the series prides itself on catering for all budgets and all tastes.

Top of our wishlist is the Area 55 prefab Futuro glamping pod ($225 a night), or the glass-domed eco-lodge - complete with sauna - in the heart of a Finnish winter wonderland (a casual $500 per night). Time to get saving.

Down To Earth With Zac Efron

Zac Efron, you say? Tween heartthrob from High School Musical, Zac Efron? Yep, but he’s now the poster boy for sustainable travel, segueing into an unexpected career choice back in 2020's Down To Earth With Zac Efron.

With big bro-on-a-gap-year energy, Zac travels to places like Iceland, Sardinia, Peru and the Amazon to learn about eco-living and renewable energy, which is much more interesting than it initially sounds, and is arguably the way we should all be thinking about travelling now.

Big Narstie's Big Jamaica

“Man’s off on a mission to the motherland: Jamaica,” the big-selling rapper Big Narstie informs us at the beginning of this 2020 travel doc, and we’re honoured to be able to join him. Both the rapper’s parents hail from Jamaica, and he jets off home again with a candid and witty look into dancehall culture and the food scene.

Cut to some incredible looking munchies: a mix of Jamaican and Chinese food from the Jamaican equivalent of a “motorway caff”. “My belly comes first!” Narstie says. Naturally.

Travels With My Father

Like him or loathe him, there’s something quite enjoyable about Jack Whitehall travelling the world with his cantankerous old dad who “hates being away from home”.

The father-and-son duo take on places like Thailand, Romania and Australia over five series, and even if you fall on the side of ‘loathe’ it’s always amusing watching Jack get cut down to size by his no-nonsense father, sorry, “Daddy”. Very much playing up to the ‘posh Brits on tour’ stereotype, this sometimes definitely scripted series won’t do much for our nation’s reputation around the world, but it does make for a fun watch.

There’s light-entertainment travel japes like the Whitehall family’s adventures above: then there’s death-defying expeditions that could only be described as extreme holidaying. 14 Peaks is definitely the latter, as it follows British-Nepalese high-altitude climber, Nirmal Purja, as he tries to ascend all of the world’s 14 8,000-feet high mountains within seven months.

Hiking up insanely dangerous summits - that require oxygen masks after 7,500 feet - across China, Pakistan and Nepal, this documentary also tracks the heady heights of human endurance. Does he manage what he sets out to achieve? Well, we’ll leave that up to you to find out.

Expedition Happiness

A hipster German couple decide to sack off Berlin and take up #vanlife instead in this self-filmed documentary. Mogli - aka Selima - and her boyfriend Felix (who previously filmed himself cycling around the world for the Netflix doc Pedal The World) buy an old American school bus for $9,500, convert it into the most bijoux of apartments-on-wheels and as they plan to travel from Alaska to Argentina.

After a hairy moment when it looks like US immigration won’t give them a visa, soon they’re on the road, travelling through gorgeous mountain vistas and turquoise lakes and the pretty, colourful small towns of Mexico. There are mishaps along the way - and they have to divert their trip at the last moment - but it’s nice to be along for the ride.

Dark Tourist

Still gutted you can’t hop on a plane to paradise right now? Honestly, watching this show you might well be glad your bum has made a permanent imprint on your sofa.

The host, Kiwi journalist David Farrier, explores the dark underside of tourism; from border crossing re-enactments in Mexico and Manson family murder tours to a visit to the still highly radioactive Fukushima nuclear power plant and - disturbingly - being shown the latest military weapons in Phnom Penh. Perhaps another staycation isn’t so bad after all...

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The following travel shows and series are available on Netflix only.

Ugly Delicious

Recommended by Stephanie from Explore More Clean Less

Ugly Delicious is a relatively new food focused travel show that follows celebrity chef David Chang, founder of Momofuku, as he explores both across the United States and internationally. The episodes are loose and casual, showing Chang investigating the history of different regional cuisines and food rivalries. His guests range widely including other chefs, writers, actors, and artists, but they tend to share similar air time to the restaurant owners and people off the street. The focus blurs between culture and personal, feeling like you’re the fly on a wall while interesting people who love food hang out and chat about it. There’s no way to watch it and not be itching to travel to a new region and try some of the foods they highlight!

Travels With My Father

Recommended by Lee from The Travel Scribes

From the moment they touchdown in Bangkok, Thailand and make their way to the famous Khao San Road, the Netflix series Travels with my Father will capture your heart, and tickle your funny bone.

Chronicling the experiences of British father and son duo, Jack and Michael Whitehall, this laugh a minute series not only showcases some of the globe’s most famous destinations but features the offbeat, slightly sarcastic relationship between Jack, a 30-something comedian still longing for his backpacker days and Michael, his elderly ever-suffering dad. The drama (and the giggles) are mostly driven by the vastly different travel styles of the two: Jack, the singlet and loud shorts-wearing millennial who is most comfortable in questionable hostels and eating street food and Michael, a slightly uptight luxury traveller who insists on wearing his ‘Sunday best’ on the streets of Southeast Asia and checking into five star hotels.

The show, now in its third season, sees the unlikely pair traverse the globe with jaunts in South East Asia, Europe and, more recently, a tour of the USA. This is must-watch viewing for anyone who loves British comedy and travel, in each measure.

Somebody Feed Phil

Recommended by Amber from Food And Drink Destinations

From the creator of the hit comedy series, Everyone Loves Raymond, comes the Netflix food travel series, Somebody Feed Phil. Following the culinary journeys of Phil Rosenthal, Somebody Feed Phil presents food travel from the “average” travelers perspective. Phil is by no means a food professional like Anthony Bourdain or Andrew Zimmern. Phil is an easy going family man who just happens to LOVE food. Over 2 seasons and 12 episodes, Phil with his mall crew, including his brother, travel to some of the best food destinations around the world. Phil’s childlike enthusiasm for each new destination, cuisine and culinary experience is priceless. His inquisitive nature and ability to connect with people makes Somebody Feed Phil a one of a kind culinary travel show. For those interested in traveling for food, Somebody Feed Phil attempts to alleviate the fear of trying the local food. It’s certainly worth watching. Netflix has also previously announced a season 3 with episodes scheduled to air sometime in 2020.

Dark Tourist

Recommended by Martha from Quirky Globetrotter

Nowadays, travel is often painted as an Instagrammable pastime. Yet, there is a surge of tourists who are looking for quite the opposite and want to see the not-so-glamorous parts of the world. We’re not talking off the beaten path. We’re talking more about what happens behind closed doors and what rumors try to speculate. The trend of traveling and diving into the taboo and unknown comes to life in the Netflix show, “ Dark Tourist .”

Whether it’s visiting radioactive nuclear sites or learning about gruesome assassinations, it’s the sense of forbiddenness or coveted secrets that these tourists ache for. Have you ever wondered why people are so enthralled by serial killer documentaries? The same thrill takes place in these destinations. (Don’t worry, there’s a Jeffrey Dahmer tour for you true crime aficionados.) Dark tourism profits off exposing the occult or veiled history of these locales.

Recommended by Laura from What’s Hot?

Our Planet is one of David Attenborough’s latest documentary series and was made directly for Netflix. Like all his other series, this one is beautifully shot, highly informative and well-loved by all the family. What sets One Planet apart from some of the others however is the focus upon how human life and global warming are destroying these natural havens. Attenborough takes us to some of the most beautiful and peaceful places on Earth before showing us the tragic consequences that have left other, similar areas barren wastelands.

Alternating between land and sea, you’ll go to the desert, the depths of the ocean, the jungles and the coast. This is an important one for avid travellers because it will jointly inspires us to travel more of the world’s secluded locations but also to do so in a way which doesn’t disturb our planet.

Emily in Paris

Recommended by Matilda

Emily in Paris is about a young American woman who lands a job in a Parisian marketing firm. The show was created by the same person as Sex and The City and has a similar vibe only instead of New York heavily features Paris. It is fun, somewhat campy and an easy watch. While I wouldn’t recommend it as an entirely accurate portrayal of French culture, the scenery is absolutely beautiful and reminds me why Paris is one of my all-time favorite cities.

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An Idiot Abroad

Recommended by Haley Plotkin, Ready Set Jet Set

An Idiot Abroad is a hysterical British travel docu-series following Karl Pilkington, a man that one could call an “idiot savant”. What everyone has to know about Karl is, he really does not like to travel. Knowing this, his friends Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, who one may know as famous British comedic actors, send Karl on epic adventures all across the world, with some twists and pranks along the way. These are the kind of trips that most people would kill for, but to Karl, he’d rather be home with a cup of tea. One of the highlights of the show is the Karl-isms along the way, such as: “The Great Pyramid is overrated. It’s a bad design. The lounge is going to be huge, but the bedroom is going to be tiny.” This is really not your typical travel show, and that’s what makes it a must-watch!

Where to Watch: This show is a few years old, so it is not currently airing anywhere in the US (it was created for Sky TV in the UK). In the US, you can buy it digitally on platforms such as Amazon Prime , Vudu , and iTunes .

The Layover

Recommended by Paula Morgan from Expert Abroad

The Layover was just one of the many travel shows that featured everyone’s favourite food traveller Anthony Bourdain. It aired for three seasons between 2011-2013 and after watching the very first episode on a 48-hour visit to New York it will likely change the way you travel forever.

No longer will you book the fastest trip to your destination. A stopover is not viewed as a hardship it is now something to embrace. The series covered 20 cities and racing against the clock Bourdain showed the audience the best things to eat, see and do, usually with a knowledgeable local as his sidekick.

The pace at times seems a little exhausting and you may not manage to cover as much in your 24 hours as the pro’s do but they make it easy for you to pick a few things for your next visit.

The team covered almost all of the main transit hubs across Asia, Europe and the USA including Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, San Francisco and NYC. Next time you find a cheap flight because of a long stopover check the series list and start making some plans.

Where to Watch: You can watch The Layover on Amazon Prime or The Travel Channel . Some episodes are also on YouTube .

Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown

Recommended by Arrianne Guzman from Travel Habeat

Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown is a travel and food show featuring an amazing chef exploring destinations less traveled by. As it inspires you to explore off-the-beaten paths, you’ll delve into intricate cultures, rich history, and beautiful people. You’d realize that a dish is more than what goes in a plate, it’s about tradition, heritage, and way of living. Catch Anthony tries a delectable Filipino dish called sisig and a scrumptious dessert fondly named “halo-halo” while grasping how the Philippines spend an extended Christmas season. Unravel with him the complicated past of Koreatown in Los Angeles and see what it was like to grow up Korean American. Or maybe you’d agree with him how a salad of fermented tea leaves can taste good in Myanmar.

Where to Watch: An original CNN series, it is available in digital media platforms including Amazon Prime , iTunes, and Vudu .

Expedition Unknown

Recommended by Albi from Ginger Around the Globe

Expedition Unknown is a TV show that will sparkle the heart of every traveler, who loves history. Josh Gates will take you around the globe and at the same time, you will see him and other archeologists, solving ancient mysteries. You will get to know about Kruger treasure, where is the tomb of last Inka king and more Indiana Jones mysteries like this. So you will see all kinds of places and at the same time, know their history and local culture. It is very informative, fun and wanderlusty.

Where to Watch: You can watch the show on the Discovery Channel or on the Travel Channel . If you prefer streaming services, you can also find the show on Hulu or Amazon Prime Video .

Rick Steves Travel Series

Recommended by Noel Morata from Travel Photo Discovery

One of my favorite travel shows that turned me onto traveling was watching the PBS travel programs with Rick Steve’s. Primarily focused on travels in Europe, Rick Steve’s showcased an amazing series of places to visit around Europe and each lovely country. He initially visits a destination and hops around with a local expert to show the highlights, enjoy some local food and drink and see some cultural treasures along with connecting with locals, merchants and everyday people. It makes it so fascinating to watch his programs and really shows audiences the connection with people, place, culture and food makes traveling to Europe so wonderful and fun. Rick Steve’s has created a lot of guide books about individual countries that you can purchase or just watch his TV series on PBS for inspiration for planning a trip to a specific country in Europe that has always been on your bucklist of places to visit. So if you are looking for inspiration about a particular country with all the bells and whistles of what makes each area so unique and special, check out any of his programs on TV. You’ll be hooked and wanting to binge watch all of his programs in a row.

Where to Watch: On TV at PBS and Amazon Prime Video

Booze Traveler

Recommended by Megan Starr

One of the best shows to watch for those that love combining travel with beverages and food is Booze Traveler, a show by The Travel Channel that showcases a host traveling around the world in search for special alcoholic drinks in countries that he visits. I actually helped with a couple of the episodes back in the day (Lithuania and Armenia ) and it really brought to light how many unique drinks exist in every place that you travel! They travel across the globe from Hawaii to Armenia to Nepal and beyond. It is a really refreshing show!

Where to Watch: The best way to watch Booze Traveler is to catch reruns on-demand from The Travel Channel in the US. You can watch it on Amazon Prime Video .

Recommended by Coni from Experiencing the Globe

Three Canadian friends decide to leave the Great White North behind and explore the world. They pack a bag, say goodbye to friends and family, and off they go. The initial plan is to spend a year traveling, but it quickly transforms into three whole years.

They spend a month in India, another in Japan, another in New Zealand. As they start feeling more comfortable on the road, the push their own boundaries and head to tougher destinations, like Libya and North Korea. They explore Greenland during winter, meet ancient tribes in Papua New Guinea and travel across the different scientific bases of Antarctica .

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Where to Watch: Available on Apple iTunes and Hoopla .

James May: Our Man in Japan

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Top Gear’s James May might seem like a strange choice for a travel show host, but the bumbling Englishman is an endearing host as he takes viewers on a comprehensive trip around Japan from North to South. Always happy to throw himself into any bizarre situation, Our Man in Japan sees May participate in all sorts of activities from dog sledding in Hokkaido to painting Mount Fuji with a renowned Japanese artist. Streaming on Amazon Prime, Our Man in Japan covers a whole lot of unique quirks that make the country a must-travel destination for all kinds of traveller types. Whether you’re a first timer to Japan or a serial visitor, Our Man in Japan will make you all kinds of eager to get back over to the land of the rising sun soon.

Where to Watch: You can watch on Amazon Prime Video only.

Planet Earth

Recommended by Roshni from The Wanderlust Within

The award-winning, BBC documentary series, Planet Earth was first shown in 2006. It took four years to film, using 71 cameramen in 64 different countries. The series was the most expensive nature documentary series ever commissioned by the BBC and the first to be filmed in high definition. The 11 episode series is narrated by David Attenborough and celebrates the natural world in a way you’ve never seen it before. Each episode features a different biome or habitat on Earth and lasts 50 minutes plus an extra 10 minutes of behind the scenes footage showing the challenges of filming the episode.

Ten years after the first series, Planet Earth II was released showing how animals meet the challenges of surviving in the most iconic habitats on earth. A third sequel is planned to air in 2022.

Where to Watch: All 11 episodes of Planet Earth , and all 6 episodes of Planet Earth II are available for streaming on BBC iPlayer, Amazon Prime Video and iTunes.

Samantha Brown: Places to Love

Recommended by Francesca Makana of Homeroomtravel

Samantha Brown has been an icon in the travel world for my entire life. Back in the day, she was best known for her Passport series . Present-day she hosts Samantha Brown: Places to Love. In this show, Brown showcases some lesser-known destinations, like the Texas Hill Country, and covers things to do in that area. Although she does still cover larger, well-known cities, such as Shanghai, she will not just list the main tourist sites. Instead, she interacts with the locals and finds unique things to do in that location.

Where to Watch: Viewers can catch Places to Love on PBS and select episodes on the PBS website .

Joanna Lumley’s Silk Road Adventure

Recommended by Emily from Wander-Lush

There are few parts of the world that inspire wanderlust more than Central Asia. In this 2018 miniseries, British actress and supermodel, Joanna Lumley (you may recognize her from the 1990s comedy sitcom Absolutely Fabulous) retraces parts of the fabled Silk Road trading route from the perspective of a tourist.

Over four episodes, she travels from Venice to Uzbekistan via Iran, Turkey, Georgia and Azerbaijan, visiting caravanserais, fire temples and bazaars along the way. This series brings to life the cross-pollination of ideas and influences that characterizes this part of the world where East intersects with West.

Lumley’s dry British humor and insatiable curiosity make her a terrific host. Even if you’re never considered visiting Central Asia and the Caucasus before, this series will inspire you to follow the footsteps of Marco Polo on one of the most epic overland journeys of all time.

Where to Watch: Joanna Lumley’s Silk Road Adventure is currently available to stream via Amazon Prime UK . Some episodes are also on YouTube .

Recommended by Ruby from A Journey We Love

Travel Man is a 30 minute British TV show hosted by Richard Ayoade shown on Channel 4 (UK). Each week, he travels with someone for a quick getaway (48-72 hours) and breaks down tourist sites, what to eat, facts about the city and banters around with his co-presenter for the week. For people living abroad, you can watch some of the shows on Channel 4’s website, and there are also full episodes available on Travel Man’s official YouTube channel . What makes the show interesting is that the host, Richard Ayoade, is not a big traveler nor is he a big fan of trying new things. It makes for a great perspective on how to plan quick weekend getaways for those who are planning trips with people who don’t like to travel and how to make it interesting for them. It also makes the series very funny because watching the host’s reactions and monologues is absolutely priceless.

Where to Watch: For people living abroad, you can watch some of the shows on Channel 4’s website, and there are also full episodes available on Travel Man’s official YouTube channel . You can also find episodes on Amazon Prime Video .

The Amazing Race

Recommended by us

The Amazing Race is our favorite travel show and we have been watching it from the beginning. The American reality competition show has aired 32 seasons on CBS since its premiere in 2001. If you enjoy the drama of reality competition shows and are also a travel lover then you will love The Amazing Race . Each season takes place in a few different countries and in total The Amazing Race has visited over 90 different countries and six continents. Teams of two people (usually couples, friends, or family members) race around the world, solving clues and completing tasks and challenges along the way. Relationships are tested and there are sometimes arguments between teammates and with other teams. The last team to finish each leg is eliminated until three teams race to the finish line in order to win $1 million. Fun fact: We actually applied to be on the show as a sisters team (more than ten years ago and long before we started this blog) but alas we were not chosen!

Where to Watch: You can stream old seasons of the Amazing Race on CBS All Access , Amazon Prime Video and various streaming services such as Hulu .

Did your favorite travel show or series make the list?

Some good recommendations on this list for sure. James May also has some other travel shows that can be found on Netflix, Youtube, etc. Although it’s a Vlog and not a true TV show I would add Kara and Nate’s Vlog show from Youtube. They have visited over a 100 countries and it’s one of the best. If you’ve never watched them, just start with their first show and binge watch it through to today.

Thanks for the suggestion. Will check them out!

I’ll recommend a few new ones. AppleTV has “Long Way Up” from the “Long Way Down” and “Long Way Around” fame. Actor Ewan McGregor and his friend, Charley Boorman from the tip of South America to Los Angeles on electric Harley Davidson motorcycles. I pretty much hate AppleTV+ but this show is so very good. You might check out Max&Lee on Youtube which has recently continued on with Max&Occy. This is one of many Vanlife travel vlogs but it’s better than most. Start at the beginning with Max & Lee and work your way forward for good binge-watching. I will also add in a bonus travel vlog from YouTube and that is Sergio & Rhoda in Isreal. This couple travels around Isreal and shows details about various historical sites with a local flair. Very interesting for those that enjoy this region.

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British Tourism & Travel Show is back with returning favourites and new exhibitors to inspire UK and Ireland itineraries in 2023 and beyond.

Inspirational exhibitors, fresh insights and exciting show features await travel trade professionals across the UK and Ireland as the British Tourism & Travel Show returns to the NEC Birmingham on 22-23 March 2023.

Over 250 leading hotels, popular destinations, visitor attractions, venues, top-rated tours and DMOs are back, with 50 new exhibitors confirmed to showcase the best of Britain and Ireland.

Event Manager Lloyd Jones says:

“The British Tourism & Travel Show has proved itself year after year as a key event for providing the domestic tourism industry with ideas for their upcoming itineraries. Visitors can once again immerse themselves into this two-day showcase, gaining inspiration from 100s of big names in the industry. Among them will be 50 (and rising) new exhibitors, so there’s even more great content and new ideas to enjoy this year.”

New exhibitors to discover

The free-to-attend showcase provides tour operators, travel organisers, GTOs, coach operators, tour wholesalers and agencies with all the group travel inspiration they need to plan itineraries in 2023 and beyond.

Big returning names include Chatsworth, Devon’s Top Attractions, Eurotunnel, The Royal Mint Experience, and The World of James Herriot. These will be joined by 50 new exhibitors this year, including Bodmin Jail, Crieff Hydro Hotels, Destination Bristol, Drayton Manor Park, Holkham, InterChoice Holidays, National Horseracing Museum, Outdoor Active, and The Royal Airforce Museum. To see the full list of exhibitors, visit tourismshow.co.uk .

Chorley Borough Council is also making its show debut. Charlotte Jukes, Events and Tourism Officer at Chorley Borough Council, says:

“We are very excited to be exhibiting at the British Tourism & Travel Show 2023 for the first time. Over the past year we have invested in refreshing our ‘Check Out Chorley’ tourism brand, looking for new ways to boost awareness of the wonderful things to do and see across the Chorley borough. We look forward to showcasing our attractions, events and group travel itineraries to visitors.”

An unmissable opportunity

Along with gaining plenty of ideas for unique tours and excursions, visitors will get the chance to taste local delicacies, network with like-minded industry professionals and learn from an unmissable speaker line-up in the Keynote Theatre.

Travel trade experts and other industry leaders will bring fresh insights to each session, covering everything from trends, tips, technology, research, and opportunities facing the travel trade today.

Speakers already confirmed include Kate Mavor, CEO of English Heritage, and Andy Headington from digital tourism marketing agency Adido, with a presentation on emerging market trends from Euromonitor. More big names will be announced shortly.

British Tourism & Travel Show – free trade registration

British Tourism & Travel Show is taking place at the NEC Birmingham on 22-23 March 2023. For more information and to register for a free ticket, please visit www.tourismshow.co.uk .

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Helen Conway, Group Event Director e: [email protected]

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About the Organiser:

Diversified Communications UK Ltd (Diversified UK) is a fast-growing trade event organiser and publisher based in Brighton. Diversified UK’s transport & travel portfolio includes Euro Bus Expo; Coach & Bus UK; routeone magazine; routeone Awards and the British Tourism & Travel Show. For more information, visit www.divcom.co.uk .

Diversified UK is part of Diversified Communications, a leading international media company with a portfolio of face-to-face exhibitions and conferences, online communities and digital and print publications. As producers of these market-leading products Diversified Communications connects, educates and strengthens business communities in over 15 industries including: food and beverage, healthcare, natural and organic, business management and technology. Established in 1949 and headquartered in Portland, Maine, USA with divisions and offices around the world, Diversified Communications remains a privately held, third-generation, family-owned business. For more information, visit www.divcom.com .

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