Are We Nearly There Yet?

Wander Woman: A Travel Podcast

There’s a new buzzword in travel – “multi-generational” or multi-gen. That is at least 3 generations of the same family travelling together. Grandparents, parents and children choosing to holiday together despite each having their own specific wants and needs. SOUNDS TERRIFYING! Yet it is reportedly a growing trend. Keen to go behind the headlines as ever, Phoebe takes her whole tribe - 75-year-old dad, 3-year-old son, and partner to SE Asia, to travel 1,200 miles from Singapore to Thailand, by train. How will it go? Will they still be talking at the end? And who will be the first to ask the dreaded question - "Are we nearly there yet?"
Also coming up:

How to survive a night on a sleeper train in South East Asia; discover how to travel as friends and still be talking at the end of the trip with Race Across the World winners Tricia Sail and Cathie Rowe; learn how to dress to survive hot and humid conditions; meet the man who was key to bringing bison back to Saskatchewan's prairies in Canada; Wander Woman of the Month – Florence Baker.

Contact Wander Woman

www.Phoebe-Smith.com; @PhoebeRSmith

Capítulos

1. Are We Nearly There Yet? (00:00:00)

2. Multi-Generational Travel Across SE Asia (00:01:24)

3. Travel Hack: Survive a night on a sleeper train (00:17:47)

4. Survival Tips for Traveling With Friends: Cathie and Tricia from Race Across the World (00:20:18)

5. Top 10 holiday types for multi-gen and group travel (00:30:12)

6. Gear: Dressing for humid travel (00:34:06)

7. Hidden Hero: Ernie Walker, archaeologist at Wanuskewin, Saskatoon (00:36:22)

8. Wander Woman of the Month - Florence Baker (00:45:23)