Episodes
EPISODE 109
Habitat builds a community for musicians in New Orleans,
Sleeping under the stars, Traveltelevision will check out some new hi-tech campers.
EPISODE 108
United Way brings local community help to the Gulf Coast
Travel recommendations on bed and breakfast locations around the globe
The Habitat Musicians Village Building Project draws local volunteers to the Gulf Coast.
We’ll get the 411 on 311 and which liquids you’re permitted to carry on the plane.
EPISODE 107
Common Ground helps residents and use the volunteer effort of a lawyer to help.
A segment from Modern Agent on industry efforts through Tourism Cares.
On Webtips learn about the site created by Natalie Holloway’s mom about traveling safely.
EPISODE 106
Just 50 yards from the levee breach in the Lower Ninth Ward is where Common Ground volunteers come to help those who have lost everything. We’ll visit with the volunteer coordinator for a look into these efforts.
Travel Television shows viewers the insight track on rating services for restaurants and hotels. We sit down with Tim Zagat, founder of Zagat surveys.
Travel Television visits a railroad in Wales that once carried slaves to be sold all over the world. The railroad also carries slate from the largest slate mine in the world and Travel Television tours the underground mine.
EPISODE 105
Travel Television met with Arthur Frommer, the father of the modern day travel publication, to reflect on his 50 years of writing travel guides. Mr. Frommer reveals his favorite place to travel.
Travel to the orbiting space station with Eric Anderson, CEO of Space Adventures, in this episode of Travel Television.
Volunteering for the rebuilding effort in the Gulf Coast is part of a family vacation. We’ll talk to two of those volunteers in this episode of Travel Television.
EPISODE 104
Travel Television brings you the 411 on 311 or what you can bring through the airport security checkpoint in an interview with the TSA
A real estate agent who lost everything in the hurricane looks forward to her new house being built by Habitat for Humanity.
We sit down with Stephen Bollenbach, CEO of Hilton Hotels. Mr. Bollenbach is a financial wizard whose resume includes the management the Trump Hotels out of bankruptcy and the merger of Disney and the ABC TV networks. Here he reflects on changes in the travel industry.
EPISODE 103
What are the latest rules for entering the United States? Travel Television talks with Customs and Border Patrol.
Many homeowners found that the helping hands of strangers started the process of rebuilding. We’ll visit with a church group who has come to help in New Orleans
Travel Television has a face-to-face with Peter Greenberg, chief travel editor for NBC News. Greenberg is also known as the travel detective because of his insightful and lighthearted travel stories. Peter predicts the trends of travel.
EPISODE 102
This episode marks the Second Anniversary of Hurricane Katrina.
EPISODE 101
Travel Television met with Arthur Frommer, the father of the modern day travel publication, to reflect on his 50 years of writing travel guides. Mr. Frommer reveals his favorite place to travel.
Volunteers in the post-Katrina effort find their experiences life changing. We’ll speak with one volunteer who has extended his visit to the Gulf Coast to continue helping others.
Follow the lead of a church group and come to the Gulf Coast to help people rebuild their lives. We’ll hear the stories of one group who has come to volunteer.