Travel Tomorrow

A podcast about what's new in travel, including interviews with experts around the globe, travel tips and trends, and stories to pique your curiosity about the world around you.

Cave Travel with Dannelle Gay 07/07/2025

Cave Travel with Dannelle Gay Wonder isn't just found in far off places," said guest Dannelle Gay in today's episode. "It's hidden right beneath our feet." Dannelle is a writer, TV host, podcaster, public speaker, group tour leader and author based in Wisconsin in the U.S. She operates several websites, including , and , which inspired this episode. Our conversation about cave kayaking and zip lining, caving with a family in tow, wild caves and the human fascination with these mysterious places had us feeling like kids again. -- Want to start running? Use my Joe25 code with Vert.Run and get 25% off your first three months! https://vert.run/joe-baur/ /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/37317605

Sustainable Travel with Ana 'Go Slowly' Milhazes 06/05/2025

Sustainable Travel with Ana 'Go Slowly' Milhazes Our guest today is Ana Milhazes. Ana is a Portuguese activist and entrepreneur who calls herself a "happy activist.” She’s known for her work sustainability, zero waste, and climate action. She’s also the founder of an organization dedicated to promoting zero waste practices in Portugal, and a co-founder of Nomads and Pirates, a platform for finding meaningful remote work and she’s a Climate Pact Ambassador for the European Union. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/36859395

Wildlife Photography in East Africa with Jade Gosrani 05/20/2025

Wildlife Photography in East Africa with Jade Gosrani Our guest today is Jade Gosrani. Jade is a wildly impressive wildlife photographer based in Kenya’s Amboseli National Park. We met last year in Nairobi and have kept in touch ever since. And folks, I know social media is to be taken with a grain of salt, but follow her on Instagram at and it looks like she is living the dream. So I started off by asking her how she went from a young girl in the UK to shooting up-close-and-personal shots of lions mating in Kenya. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/36562620

Going Places: Running the Oman Desert Marathon with Writer Joe Baur 05/15/2025

Going Places: Running the Oman Desert Marathon with Writer Joe Baur Joe was recently a guest on Going Places with Yulia Denisyuk, a show that sparks a better understanding of people and places near and far by fostering a space for real conversations to occur. On the episode they chat about: How people learn the myth of America The Greatest Why Joe considers himself an immigrant, not an expat Why Joe moved to Germany How living in Berlin impacted Joe's views on American life What it’s like running a marathon in the Omani desert Why Joe travels to run What's aging in reverse and how you can do it too What gives Joe hope Check out Going Places at goingplacesmedia.com and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/36566215

When in Rome with Maria Pasquale 05/14/2025

When in Rome with Maria Pasquale Our guest today is Maria Pasquale, an award-winning food and travel writer and journalist who contributes regularly to USA Today, CNN, Condé Nast and The Telegraph about all things Rome and Italy. She's also the author of several books, including How to be Italian, The Eternal City, and most recently, Mangia: How to eat your way through Italy. Although she was raised in Melbourne, she always knew Rome was her destiny. So I asked her how she found her way to Rome. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/36562585

Emily Pennington on US National Parks in the Face of Trump 05/05/2025

Emily Pennington on US National Parks in the Face of Trump I first started reading Emily’s work with her book, Feral, a memoir following her journey of visiting each and every US National Park. She also regularly writes for Outside Magazine and is generally a lover of all things that get people out of their comfort zones. I wanted to chat with her, not only as a fan of her work, but because she’s been closely following everything that’s been going on with the national parks since Trump the sequel started –– and I wanted to understand what the administration is really planning for parks, what travelers can expect this summer, and what you, dear listener, can do to push back against these threats to America’s best idea. But first… I had to do a bit of fan girl-ing over her connection to Nick Offerman. Follow Emily More Wes Siler: /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/36440170

Community-Based Tourism with Danielle Finch 04/29/2025

Community-Based Tourism with Danielle Finch Today’s guest is Danielle Finch, founder of — a mobile app that will radically change the economics of the tourism industry around the world. She takes us behind-the-scenes on her founder journey, including travels to India and Uganda where she's putting her theories on community-based tourism to the test. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/36351660

Stella Guan's Digital Nomad Retreat in Yunnan, China 03/26/2025

Stella Guan's Digital Nomad Retreat in Yunnan, China Stella Guan is a tech entrepreneur, founder of Path Unbound, a UI/UX design program, and founder of Digital Nomad China––a curated coworking retreat in smalltown China for digital nomads and remote workers. We discuss how she went from being raised in China to making headlines in the Wall Street Journal before becoming a full-time digital nomad and launching this new retreat in Yunnan. : These People Rushed to Buy Homes During Covid. Now They Regret It. Follow Stella Questions, comments, ideas, concerns? Email us at [email protected]. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/35866160

Group Travel with Laura Ericson 03/11/2025

Group Travel with Laura Ericson Laura Ericson is the owner of . Over the past four years, she’s taken a whopping 220 travelers to 8 different countries, including places like Morocco, Cuba, and India for the legendary Holi Festival. Laura and I met back in November during a group trip of sorts in Okinawa, so I was curious to ask her how she got started in group travel. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/35640145

Mastering the Art of Solo Travel with Sabi Phagura 02/13/2025

Mastering the Art of Solo Travel with Sabi Phagura Traveling alone is a common fear. But our guest, Sabi Phagura, says it's a skill anyone can master and a form of self-care. Her practical tips for choosing a solo travel destination, staying safe and finding community on the road sparked some great conversations. Sabi says that pushing our limits and investing in ourselves and our own interests gives us a deeper understanding of who we are and helps us connect with people with different perspectives and skills, whether we're traveling or staying home. Follow Sabi's travels (solo and otherwise) /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/35271260

Adventures in Groundhopping with The Journeymen’s Joey Corlett 12/23/2024

Adventures in Groundhopping with The Journeymen’s Joey Corlett Have you ever traveled to different sports stadiums to soak in the atmosphere and culture of local tradition? If you have, then you're a groundhopper even if you didn't know it. Joey Corlett from The Journeymen podcast joins us as we dive into the fascinating world of groundhopping. We discuss what it means to travel around Germany and the European continent in search of unique football (soccer) experiences, uncovering the rich traditions, culture, and fan stories that make every stadium visit unforgettable. Joey shares his most memorable groundhopping adventures, from immersing himself in the local leagues to grabbing a seat for iconic matches at legendary grounds. Whether you're a die-hard sports fan or simply interested in the intersection of travel and sport, this episode offers a unique perspective on how groundhopping connects communities and celebrates the beautiful game. Show notes Grab a copy of Joe's new e-book, " ." Interested in Alicia's collection of midwestern must-haves? Visit her store . /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/34531770

Why You Should Travel in Your Own Backyard 12/16/2024

Why You Should Travel in Your Own Backyard So many travelers head off for far-flung destinations, completely neglecting their own backyard. That got us thinking... How can we better explore our own hometown? Jen Zoratti is a columnist and features writer for the Winnipeg Free Press. She joins Travel Tomorrow to talk about how to think like a journalist to find new spots and experiences in familiar palces. We also discuss how cities that are affordable to live in benefit tourists and locals. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/34468385

Should Politics Stop Us From Traveling? 11/18/2024

Should Politics Stop Us From Traveling? Traveling is political. So should we stop traveling to countries with policies that don't align with our personal values? /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/33647352

AI Has a New Travel Influencer 10/31/2024

AI Has a New Travel Influencer German tourism launched their new AI travel influencer, Emma. Innovative? Inevitable? Creepy? We chat about the influence of AI in travel and how Emma is only just the beginning. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/33645632

Gig Tripping Tips and Tricks 10/17/2024

Gig Tripping Tips and Tricks Gig tripping. What is it? Joe doesn't have a clue. Luckily, he's got Alicia to tell us all about it, why it matters, and how to travel for a concert like a pro. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/33499522

Getting Dirty with Vagabond Trails 10/02/2024

Getting Dirty with Vagabond Trails Our first guest back from hiatus is Veronica Rojas, co-founder of Vagabond Trails, a trail running & hiking travel company that plans group trips for people around the world like me who would rather curse and sweat up a mountain than relax on a beach. [email protected] /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/33299007

Travel Tomorrow! (Again) 09/10/2024

Travel Tomorrow! (Again) We're back! Stay tuned for all new episodes. /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/32990047

Inside National Parks 05/11/2021

Inside National Parks A farmer accidentally expands Belgium, ditching the National Parks crowds with Leigh Bernacchi and staying up all night––in Arabic. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/19065800

Dancing Around The World 04/13/2021

Dancing Around The World A banner year for cave painting, a little Yiddish to express how we’re all feeling this year, and dancing around the world with Mickela Mallozzi. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/18704291

A Writer's Responsibility 03/23/2021

A Writer's Responsibility A spring break state of emergency in Miami Beach, author Erin Van Rheenen shares her thoughts on a writer’s responsibility to a destination, and a Spanish happy place. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/18435641

Keeping Local Travel Fun 03/02/2021

Keeping Local Travel Fun Mariachi trolling, the Japanese describe our pandemic reading habits, and television host and podcaster Natalie Bell gets us excited about local travel during year two of the pandemic. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/18153965

Revenge Travel: What is it and will it be a thing post-pandemic? 02/16/2021

Revenge Travel: What is it and will it be a thing post-pandemic? A leaping lion, dramatic ice rescues, and travel reporter Davvy Sutton updates us on current U.S. travel restrictions and tells us about 'Revenge Travel.' | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/17966915

Work From Home, Away From Home 02/02/2021

Work From Home, Away From Home Octopus selfies, New Zealand trolls Instagram photographers, and travel writer Lindsey Ranzau takes working from home on the road. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/17785364

Budget Travel Bros and Other Travel Trends to Ditch in 2021 01/19/2021

Budget Travel Bros and Other Travel Trends to Ditch in 2021 Airbnb fights white supremacy, a Spanish snowball fight and travel writer Pip Jones tells us the travel trends to skip in 2021. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/17604836

Claiming Heritage Citizenship 01/05/2021

Claiming Heritage Citizenship An "American asshole" apologizes to Rome, roadside meals for stranded UK truckers, and Katie Quinn takes us through her journey of claiming Italian citizenship through ancestry. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/17428085

Pandemic Travel Protocols and Precautions 12/22/2020

Pandemic Travel Protocols and Precautions Mayoral travel fails, pandemic travel protocols and precautions with Dr. Kiona from the How Not To Travel Podcast and how to say “travel fever” in Swedish. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/17294120

Americans Moving Abroad and a COVID Cruise Sets Sail 11/24/2020

Americans Moving Abroad and a COVID Cruise Sets Sail Moving abroad with Katka Lapelosová, the first Caribbean cruise since the pandemic sets sail (briefly), and the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is a 2020 mood. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/16936298

Machu Picchu's Only Tourist and Learning by Traveling 11/10/2020

Machu Picchu's Only Tourist and Learning by Traveling A Machu Picchu travel dream comes true, writer and homeschool educator Brandy Gleason tells us how to plan educational trips and the Anangu define the prevailing mood of 2020. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/16751798

The New Greenbook 09/08/2020

The New Greenbook It’s snowing chocolate in Switzerland, an Australian punches a shark and The ABC Greenbook by Martinique Lewis tells us where to find Black-owned businesses all over the world. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/15930524

Raising Culturally Curious Kids 08/25/2020

Raising Culturally Curious Kids A nude dude challenges a wild boar, Negra Bohemian’s Iliah Grant-Altoro tells us how to raise culturally curious kids, and Norwegians teach us how to get things done. | | | /episode/index/show/traveltomorrowpod/id/15747221

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