Queensland visitor app, Malaysia, Morocco and Hawaii's Big Island

Ren Zwiers has news of a smartphone app which will prove useful to tourists throughout Queensland.

Geoff Harrison chats with Tourism Malaysia representative Wendy Lee.

David Gordon interviews Rosina McKeown, an expert on living in and visiting Morocco. (Courtesy Travelbites Radio).

Martha Bull and tourism officer Ross Birch discuss the many highlights of Hawaii's 'Big Island'. (Courtesty Around the World Radio).

 

Cajun-style cooking in Tasmania?

On this week's podcast/radio show, John Crook learns about Cajun-style cooking in an unlikely place, Tasmania. Ren Zwiers has some useful travel tips from expedia.com.au, Frances Beasley visits St Jean de Luz, France. Arthur von Wiesenberger and Martha Bull interview Bruce Sallam who has returned from a trip to the Canary Islands and Morocco. Click here to listen.

PODCAST: Around the World #53-08

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CRN (Australia) replay date: 31 December 2008

Program details:

• John Crook interviews train manager Ken Beresford aboard the renowned Whistler Mountaineer.
• Frances Beasley reviews a book titled ‘C’est la Follies’.
• Arthur von Wiesenberger, Richard Mineards and Kent St John chat about the tourism highlights of Morocco.
• Ren Zwiers interviews Tipperary Estate winery owner Craig Gillett on the tourism potential of the South Burnett region in Queensland, Australia.
• John Crook meets Australian resident Margaret Jasper who has returned from a buying trip to Iran. 

PODCAST: Around the World #45-08

CRN (Australia) broadcast date:
5 November 2008

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Program details: John Crook sings the praises of Moroccan soaps and oils. Euro correspondent Frances Beasley highlights the foodie delights of France, particularly in regional areas. US-based co-hosts Arthur von Wiesenberger and Richard Mineards chat about the delights of Turkey (the country, not the bird). To finish the show, John Crook visits the award-winning Witchmount Winery in Australia and chats with its owner, Adrian.