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Dig into these real adventures from real travelers. From the temples of Kyoto to the peaks of Patagonia, this podcast brings you immersive travel tales from around the world. Each episode examines one of our most captivating articles on Go World Travel Magazine, bringing unforgettable journeys and unique perspectives to life. Whether you're planning your next trip or just love the thrill of discovery, tune in for a global adventure—one story at a time.
Go World Travel Magazine hosts Passport to the World, a society show with 22 episodes published.
On a sweaty bus break somewhere between Ho Chi Minh City and the Mekong Delta, travel writer Rafael Boceanu paid the equivalent of 50 cents for a sandwich — and got an unexpected lesson in Vietnamese history. His article
He thought he was the first in his family to see the Parthenon. He was wrong. Hidden in an old sea chest was a faded photograph of his father — a young sailor in 1948, standing on the very same ground. Frank Hosek writes
In a small village in the Guatemalan Highlands, an organization has been quietly changing lives for over thirty years. It started with one woman, a civil war she couldn't look away from, and a belief that real change has
Wine has been made in Armenia for over 6,000 years. And then the Soviets took it away. Travel journalist and editor Isabella Miller visits seven wineries across this ancient, wildly underrated country and finds something
Everyone told travel writer Edward Placidi not to go to Mali. War in the north, a military government in the south, police checkpoints every few miles. He went anyway. Join Edward as he slips past the warnings and into a
Most luxury resorts promise infinity pools and spa treatments. Anantara Golden Triangle delivers that, plus something completely unexpected: rescued elephants as your neighbors. Travel writer Isabella Miller explores a T
At 14, travel journalist Janna Graber's grandfather fled Riga during WWI—falling off a bombed bridge into the river, losing his entire family in the chaos. He never saw them again. A century later, Janna boards a plane t
Winter in rural Japan hits differently. Travel journalist Isabella Miller trades Tokyo's neon chaos for snow-dusted mountain paths along the historic Nakasendo Trail, where feudal-era post towns still welcome travelers j
Forget crowded resorts. Travel journalist Janna Graber takes you inside Mandala Resort in Tonga—a three-acre private island where you wake up in a treehouse or bungalow to trumpet fish swimming beneath your deck. You'll
Ever wondered what it's like to swim alongside a creature the size of a bus? Travel journalist Janna Graber takes you into Mexico's Sea of Cortez, where juvenile whale sharks up to 32 feet long cruise the crystalline wat
Most visitors to Salzburg arrive humming 'Do-Re-Mi,' but few leave knowing the real story. Join travel journalist Christine Loomis as she uncovers surprising secrets hiding in plain sight—from the gazebo moved for touris
Welcome to Shimonoseki, the only city in the world where elementary school kids dance to celebrate a fish that could kill them. Join travel journalist Masayoshi Sakamoto as he explores Japan's fugu capital, where poisono
Join travel writer Dave McKenna as he stumbles through three weeks of chaotic adventure after selling his car to fund his Vietnam trip. He gets serenaded by an entire cruise ship crew who think he's on his honeymoon (spo
Think dating apps are complicated? Try finding love in Iceland, where your perfect match might actually be your cousin. Join travel journalist Tom Hall as he uncovers the wild world of Icelandic romance, where Tinder mee
Think farm volunteering in Italy is all rolling hills, fresh pasta, and Instagram-worthy sunsets? Think again. Join travel journalist Isabella Miller as she reveals the hilariously chaotic reality of her two-week Workawa
What's it REALLY like to crawl through the claustrophobic tunnels of the Great Pyramid? Or stand face-to-face with Ramses II's colossal statues at sunrise in the middle of the Nubian desert? Join travel writer Janna Grab
Ever wondered what happens when Hollywood spends $7 billion on a single theme park? Join veteran travel journalist R.C. Staab as he explores Universal's Epic Universe—Orlando's first major new theme park in over a decade
Ever wondered why Charleston's iconic "single houses" look so familiar? Join travel journalist Craig Stoltz as he uncovers the extraordinary connection between Charleston and Barbados—a 350-year story that literally shap
Ever wondered where George Lucas filmed those iconic desert scenes on Luke Skywalker's home planet? Join travel writer Carol Bowman as she journeys through southern Tunisia to discover the real-world locations that becam
What happens when you sleep in the basement of the infamous Lizzie Borden House? Travel writer Isabella Miller finds out the hard way during her overnight stay at America's most notorious murder scene. From EMF meters go
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