On this week’s episode of The Pod Well Travelled, our travel team delves into the best destinations to visit in the latter half of 2024.

We kick off the episode by reflecting on the year so far, discussing the most popular hotspots that have been buzzing with travellers.

Later on in the program, we share a list of places where prospective travellers can still book trips this year without encountering overwhelming crowds.

We also explore the places where you can maximise your budget thanks to favourable exchange rates — and highlight the destinations to avoid.

And, Stephen shares insider tips on finding last-minute deals for popular tours and cruises that are typically booked out.

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On this week’s episode of The Pod Well Travelled, our travel team delves into the best destinations to visit in the latter half of 2024.
We kick off the episode by reflecting on the year so far, discussing the most popular hotspots that have been buzzing with travellers.
Later on in the program, we share a list of places where prospective travellers can still book trips this year without encountering overwhelming crowds.
We also explore the places where you can maximise your budget thanks to favourable exchange rates — and highlight the destinations to avoid.
And, Stephen shares insider tips on finding last-minute deals for popular tours and cruises that are typically booked out.
+ Subscribe to The Pod Well Travelled where you get your podcasts — and share it to your family and friends.
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A weekly podcast with Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield and the West Travel Club Team, filled with travel news and stories, in conversation and through the speech and sounds we collect on the road.

A weekly podcast with Travel Editor Stephen Scourfield and the West Travel Club Team, filled with travel news and stories, in conversation and through the speech and sounds we collect on the road.

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2024 Ain't Cooked Yet

On this week’s episode, Penny Thomas and Megan French chat with Perth businessman Jeff Robson about his new book, The Traveling Trainer.

Throughout the show, we hear about Jeff’s passion for rock climbing, how he turned his love for travelling into a career and why he decided to publish a book about it.

Jeff also tells us about the far-flung destinations he’s visited because of his career, including places like Islamabad in Pakistan, Tehran in Iran and Angola in Africa — just to name a few.

Discussing the new book, Jeff says it is packed full of practical tips and a must read for anyone who has ever thought about working as a professional trainer.

“This book aims to inspire professionals to think about how you can teach your skills overseas,” he says.

“Then — once you begin leveraging your professional qualifications to train others who maybe based near exotic locations — it is an opportunity to travel more broadly.

“I want to encourage people to step away from the glossy marketing of the global travel industry train, with its luxury hotels, pools and bright cocktails. Some of the most memorable and enjoyable times I’ve had have been in remote locations, far from the well-known hotels and package tours.”

+ To purchase a copy of The Traveling Trainer, visit travelingtrainerlife.com. 

+ Subscribe to The Pod Well Travelled where you get your podcasts — and share it to your family and friends.

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On this week’s episode, Penny Thomas and Megan French chat with Perth businessman Jeff Robson about his new book, The Traveling Trainer.
Throughout the show, we hear about Jeff’s passion for rock climbing, how he turned his love for travelling into a career and why he decided to publish a book about it.
Jeff also tells us about the far-flung destinations he’s visited because of his career, including places like Islamabad in Pakistan, Tehran in Iran and Angola in Africa — just to name a few.
Discussing the new book, Jeff says it is packed full of practical tips and a must read for anyone who has ever thought about working as a professional trainer.
“This book aims to inspire professionals to think about how you can teach your skills overseas,” he says.
“Then — once you begin leveraging your professional qualifications to train others who maybe based near exotic locations — it is an opportunity to travel more broadly.
“I want to encourage people to step away from the glossy marketing of the global travel industry train, with its luxury hotels, pools and bright cocktails. Some of the most memorable and enjoyable times I’ve had have been in remote locations, far from the well-known hotels and package tours.”
+ To purchase a copy of The Traveling Trainer, visit <a href="https://travelingtrainerlife.com/">travelingtrainerlife.com</a>. 
+ Subscribe to The Pod Well Travelled where you get your podcasts — and share it to your family and friends.
+ Follow us on our TikTok <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@thepodwelltravelled">@thepodwelltravelled</a> and Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thepod_welltravelled/reels/">@thepod_welltravelled</a> accounts for more content from the Travel team.

Meet the travelling trainer

On this week's episode of The Pod Well Travelled, Penny Thomas and Megan French chat to TV Editor Clare Rigden about the concept of set jetting, which is when travellers visit a particular destination because it was featured in a television show or movie.

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On this week's episode of The Pod Well Travelled, Penny Thomas and Megan French chat to TV Editor Clare Rigden about the concept of set jetting, which is when travellers visit a particular destination because it was featured in a television show or movie.
+ Subscribe to The Pod Well Travelled where you get your podcasts — and share it to your family and friends.
+ Follow us on our TikTok <a href="https://www.tiktok.com/@thepodwelltravelled">@thepodwelltravelled</a> and Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thepod_welltravelled/reels/">@thepod_welltravelled</a> accounts for more content from the Travel team.

Set Jetting

This week on our dedicated travel podcast, Penny Thomas and Megan French sit down with local astrologer, Stefanie Schroeder, to discuss the ancient art of astrology and its impact on travel. 

As the owner of Astrofusion Astrology and the president of the Federation of Australian Astrologers in Western Australia, Stefanie has a gift for making the stars make sense, without all the mumbo jumbo that usually comes with astrology.

She not only tells us about the study of celestial objects and how a person’s birth chart can influence their travel behaviours, but she also explains how astrology can be a valuable tool for personal introspection and understanding.

Earlier on in the show, we hear from our travel editor Stephen Scourfield, who gives us a brief overview on the history of astrology and why it continues to be an integral part of many cultures.

Stephen also tells us about the rise of astrocartography, and he explains what happened when he met a Vedic astrologer in India last year.


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This week on our dedicated travel podcast, Penny Thomas and Megan French sit down with local astrologer, Stefanie Schroeder, to discuss the ancient art of astrology and its impact on travel. 
As the owner of Astrofusion Astrology and the president of the Federation of Australian Astrologers in Western Australia, Stefanie has a gift for making the stars make sense, without all the mumbo jumbo that usually comes with astrology.
She not only tells us about the study of celestial objects and how a person’s birth chart can influence their travel behaviours, but she also explains how astrology can be a valuable tool for personal introspection and understanding.
Earlier on in the show, we hear from our travel editor Stephen Scourfield, who gives us a brief overview on the history of astrology and why it continues to be an integral part of many cultures.
Stephen also tells us about the rise of astrocartography, and he explains what happened when he met a Vedic astrologer in India last year.
 
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