The South East Asia Travel Show
The South East Asia Travel Show is hosted by Gary Bowerman and Hannah Pearson. Each week, we discuss the hottest travel talking points in the 10 countries of ASEAN, and the influential travel markets of Asia Pacific and beyond.
Listen on:
Episodes
Sunday Jan 19, 2020
Sunday Jan 19, 2020
Gary and Hannah discuss the first 10 items on their ‘20 for the 2020s’ travel wish list. This decade's hot topics range from more airports following Changi's lead and better rail connectivity in South East Asia to less 'greenwashing' by brands and greater global awareness of the aspirations of Muslim tourists. The pod also touches on vegan travel and the power of Instagram, and asks "Why is hotel coffee so bad?" Part II features a second tranche of 10 travel desires.
Thursday Jan 09, 2020
Thursday Jan 09, 2020
Gary and Hannah interview each other to tease out their personal travel histories and careers in Asian tourism. From varied routes via Oxford, London, France, the US, El Salvador, Russia and China, both spent most of the 2010s living, working and travelling from bases in Kuala Lumpur. In this Pilot episode, they explain the inspirations behind The South East Asia Travel Show, and the podcast's plans for 2020. For regular updates, stop by Facebook @TheSEATravelShow or Twitter @SEATravelShow
Monday Dec 16, 2019
Monday Dec 16, 2019
Gary and Hannah introduce their brand new podcast, The South East Asia Travel Show, which will launch in January 2020. The two co-hosts briefly explain how the show will discuss all-things-travel across the 10 nations of South East Asia, give an update on how to interact with the show via social media, and introduce the podcast's brand new theme tune. To join the debate, please message your thoughts on Twitter @SEATravelShow.
Saturday Dec 14, 2019
Saturday Dec 14, 2019
Gary and Hannah take a look back over the last 12 months to discuss the 5 Biggest Issues in South East Asian Travel & Tourism in 2019. Topics include the SuperApp battle between Grab and Gojek, the surging momentum of the Chinese, Indian and Muslim travel markets, and the ongoing growth of short-stay intra-ASEAN tourism. To join the debate, message us your thoughts at theseatravelshow@gmail.com or catch us on Twitter @SEATravelShow.