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Episode Seven - Culinary Travel

Episode Seven - Culinary Travel

FromTrade Secrets Podcast


Episode Seven - Culinary Travel

FromTrade Secrets Podcast

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Length:
25 minutes
Released:
May 17, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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Where can you find experienced guides for culinary tours? Will the pandemic’s uptick in home cooking spur a surge in culinary travel requests? What are some destinations that aren’t known for their food, but should be? All of this and more in this episode of Trade Secrets, when co-hosts Emma Weissmann and Jamie Biesiada delve into the world of culinary travel with Rani Cheema of Cheema’s Travel. 

In this episode:

1:05 - Meet Rani, who specializes in sending clients on culinary adventures.
1:45 - Where can you find experienced culinary arts guides?
5:22 - What kind of budget do most tourists have for culinary tours? And Rani’s take, which, she cautions, you may not like.
10:21 - Don’t forget to factor in travelers’ stamina when it comes to culinary tours.
11:57 - People have been at home for more than a year. Many have taken on home cooking projects. Will this spur a surge in culinary travel requests?
13:29 - Will travelers with dietary restrictions have trouble in destinations around the world?
16:20 - Where are some off-the-beaten-path places to learn about, and enjoy, food around the world?
20:45 - Should you attract tourists with typical dishes from a region, or with typical dishes for an entire country?


Further resources:
For more on Rani - A taste for travel
The World Food Travel Association
Experiential culinary outings enrich advisors and clients
Discovering Athens’ best food spots with Athens insiders
A guide to culinary tourism’s top travel trends
Travel Weekly’s Focus on Culinary Travel, looking at changes nearly one year after the pandemic began
Tour operators feed travelers’ hunger for ‘Bourdain effect’ experiences
Agents have several paths for culinary-travel knowledge (scroll to the end of this Focus on Culinary Travel)
Jamie’s favorite sourdough cookbook author, Bryan Ford
Jamie’s pandemic bakes

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Released:
May 17, 2021
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Welcome to Trade Secrets, a podcast from the editors of Travel Weekly and TravelAge West, where travel advisors ask -- and answer -- questions. On each podcast, our editors will ask a veteran travel advisor to join them and field listeners’ questions. Topics will range from business advice to industry trends, history and more — as long as it’s travel-related, we want to address it! Find Trade Secrets wherever you get your podcasts, or at travelweekly.com/podcasts. ABOUT YOUR HOSTS: Jamie Biesiada is a senior editor with Travel Weekly. She is an award-winning journalist, including being named the American Society of Travel Advisors’ 2019 Travel Journalist of the Year. Her roots are in community journalism, where she was the editor of several local newspapers and a regional entertainment magazine. Emma Weissmann is a Senior Editor of TravelAge West, a print and online magazine for travel advisors based in the Western U.S. She is also the host of the Humans of Travel podcast, where she interviews notable individuals in the travel industry about their lives — the highs and lows that make them human. Theme song:Sock Hop by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4387-sock-hopLicense: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information