Exploring new destinations around the globe and uncovering hidden sides to some of the world's favorite holiday hotspots.

Simon Calder finds out why some airlines have taken months to refund passengers who cancelled their trips during lockdown. Ade Adepitan is in Venice to see how the city will reopen without attracting the enormous crowds that have swamped it in recent years. And Tiffany Calver finds out what the future holds for live music after a terrible summer festival season.

A look back at The Travel Show's favourite food trips from the past few years. Join Christa Larwood for a smorgasbord of delights, from Michelin star street food to the Pizza World Championships.

Christa Larwood takes a musical journey from Oslo to Bergen along one of the world's must stunning rail lines, the Bergensbanen, looking into the roots of Norway's music to get a sense of how its landscapes, culture and society are brought to life.

As Spain re-opens to tourists, the Travel Show goes behind the scenes of a pilot project that's testing new social distancing measures across the island of Mallorca.

Revisiting some wild adventures from the last few years; the team goes moose tracking in Canada and takes part in re-enacting the Arab Revolt in Jordan.

Lucy Hedges tries gadgets that claim to keep people safe in these hygiene-aware times, and the show visits Australia's Bondi Beach as it fully reopens following lockdown.

The best eco-trips from the last few years, including California from the very top of the world's tallest trees.

Rajan Datar travels around Bavaria in search of the tourist experience that Germans themselves enjoy, but which many foreigners miss.

Ade Adepitan finds out what it will be like to get on a plane after the world emerges from lockdown.

Rajan Datar visits the remote northeast of the country which borders what used to be East Pakistan and is now Bangladesh.

Seventy years after independence, Rajan Datar travels to two very different corners of India.

Join the Travel Show team for a special programme which focuses on how to still enjoy the world whilst staying at home.

The team is in the US, following the Ellis family and their two severely autistic twins as they take their first ever holiday together, to a theme park designed especially for children with special needs.

Tony Giles, a blind and almost deaf backpacker, visits Lalibela, the cradle of Christian orthodox Christianity in Africa.

As the world becomes used to closed borders and cities in lockdown, the team investigates what this new reality means for the future of tourism.

Blind backpacker Tony Giles heads to Ethiopia.

Blind backpacker Tony Giles treks through Jerusalem and Bethlehem, Palestine, experiencing the world without being able to see it.

Exploring new destinations around the globe and uncovering hidden sides to some of the world's favorite holiday hotspots.

Exploring new destinations around the globe and uncovering hidden sides to some of the world's favorite holiday hotspots.

Ade Adepitan heads to the Maldives to meet the people who are working to save its unique marine environment.

Dan Snow and his team take on the rapids of the Grand Canyon in antique wooden boats.

One of the natural wonders of the world and the largest living structure on our planet.

A look at global business stories.

A look at the news that will shape the business day.