Travel in 10: Travel Podcast

• Planning A Second Trip to London (Part 2): Where to Stay, What to Eat, and What Not to Miss

  In Part 2 of our Travel in 10 London series, co-hosts David Brodie and Tim Johnson dive into where to eat, where to stay, and what you absolutely shouldn’t miss on your next visit to one of the world’s most iconic cities.From rooftop pools and Michelin-starred hot dogs to hologram concerts and bustling food markets, this episode is packed with smart travel tips for repeat visitors ready to explore a deeper side of London.In This Episode:🥘 Where to Eat in LondonDishoom Shoreditch – A stylish, modern Indian restaurant inspired by Bombay cafés. Famous for its bacon naan roll breakfast and vibrant evening dining.Smokestak – A legendary East London BBQ spot with brisket, ribs, and an unforgettable sticky toffee pudding.Harrods Food Hall – A gourmet emporium that’s part food court, part culinary theatre—from fish and chips to Kobe beef and a Michelin-starred hot dog stand.Restaurant Gordon Ramsay – The world-famous chef’s original fine-dining flagship, still holding three Michelin stars since 1998.🛏️ Where to StayThe Hoxton, Shoreditch – A boutique hotel with stylish rooms, a buzzy lobby bar, and prime East London vibes.Mondrian Shoreditch – Chic, design-forward luxury with a rare rooftop pool.Andaz London Liverpool Street – A Hyatt property blending high style with history, located on the former site of “Bedlam.”The Savoy – Timeless luxury in the West End, near theatres and cultural landmarks, with impeccable service and heritage charm.🌟 Can’t-Miss ExperiencesBorough Market – London’s most beloved food market, bursting with artisan eats, gourmet produce, and street food.ABBA Voyage – A state-of-the-art, holographic concert experience in a custom-built stadium. A truly unforgettable night out.🎧 Listen to the episode on:Apple Podcasts |Spotify |Amazon Music📸 Follow us on Instagram: @voyascapemedia🌍 More curated travel content at

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• Planning A Second Trip to London (Part 1) : Beyond the Icons – Your Guide to a Deeper, More Local Visit

  In this week’s episode of Travel in 10, co-hosts David Brodie and Tim Johnson explore what to do on your second (or third!) trip to London, England. If you’ve already checked Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and Westminster Abbey off your list, this episode dives deeper—exploring the city’s creative corners, lesser-known museums, and one-of-a-kind experiences.From the street art of Shoreditch to the war bunkers of Winston Churchill, this is your essential guide to uncovering London beyond the tourist trail.In This Episode:Shoreditch Uncovered – Why this East London neighborhood is perfect for return visitors:Cutting-edge art, fashion, and nightlifeA visit to Boxpark Shoreditch, a pop-up market of food stalls, bars, and shops made from shipping containersStreet art walking tours, including murals by Banksy and insights from local graffiti artistsTim’s Favorite Hidden Museums:The Crime Museum at New Scotland Yard – A rare and haunting collection usually closed to the public. Original Jack the Ripper letters, counterfeit printing plates, and historic murder weapons.Churchill War Rooms – The underground wartime HQ of Britain’s WWII leadership. Walk through the map room, Churchill’s personal bedroom, and experience a powerful look at history in motion.Tate Modern – Why even non-art lovers should experience one of the world’s best modern art museums. Housed in a massive converted power station and offering free entry.Who This Episode Is For:Travelers returning to London for a second (or third) timeBusiness travelers with time to exploreAnyone curious about art, history, or London's local cultureFans of hidden gems and offbeat attractions🎧 Listen to the episode on:Apple Podcasts |Spotify |Amazon Music📸 Follow us on Instagram: @voyascapemedia🌍 Discover more episodes and our global podcast network at Voyascape.comNote: Some of the above links are affiliate links. By booking your hotels and activities through them, there’s no additional cost to you—but a small portion of your booking helps support this podcast. Thank you!

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• Sydney - Iconic Views, Coastal Vibes, and Urban Adventures in Australia’s Harbour City

  This week on Travel in 10, co-hosts David Brodie and Tim Johnson take you to Sydney, Australia—a city where golden beaches meet global cuisine, where the Sydney Opera House glows against a skyline of steel, and where ferry rides, bush tucker tours, and surf lessons are all just part of a typical day.With decades of travel experience between them and firsthand stories from multiple visits—including one trip they shared together—David and Tim offer a traveler’s-eye view of one of the world’s most vibrant and liveable cities.In This EpisodeThe best ways to experience the Sydney Opera House—from performances to fine dining at Bennelong and budget-friendly bites at House CanteenWhy Circular Quay is the perfect home base for exploring the city’s icons like the Harbour Bridge, Royal Botanic Garden, and ferry terminalsClimbing 1,300+ steps on the Sydney Harbour Bridge Climb for the most epic views of the skylineRiding the ferry to Camp Cove for a beach break with a skyline view—Tim’s personal favorite “Can’t Miss” in SydneySnorkeling in the Cabbage Tree Bay Aquatic Reserve and Shelly Beach for a truly unique way to see Sydney’s marine lifeA deeper look at Aboriginal culture through the Bush Tucker Tour in the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Art Gallery of New South WalesWatching a live rugby or Aussie rules football match—because Sydney’s sports fans are in a league of their ownWhere to Stay in SydneyThe Langham Sydney – Five-star luxury with personalized service in The RocksSofitel Sydney Darling Harbour – Soak in skyline views from one of the world’s best bathtubsSydney Harbour Marriott – Steps from Circular Quay, perfect for views of the Opera HouseFour Points by Sheraton Sydney Central – Mid-range comfort with access to Surrey Hills and Spice AlleyOvolo Woolloomooloo – A boutique Australian brand blending style, creativity, and locationWhere to Eat in SydneyBennelong – Fine dining inside the Opera House with views to matchHouse Canteen – Budget-friendly eats with a front-row seat to the HarbourSydney Fish Market – A classic waterfront lunch spot with some of the freshest seafood in AustraliaLong Chim – Tim and David’s top pick for Thai street food meets upscale vibesSpice Alley – A must-visit for Pan Asian street food lovers in Surrey HillsCan’t MissDavid’s Pick: Snorkeling in the heart of the city at Cabbage Tree BayTim’s Pick: Riding ferries from Circular Quay to hidden beaches like Camp Cove, where you can swim with a skyline viewFollow & SubscribeListen on:

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• Tokyo in 10: Discovering Japan’s Futuristic Metropolis One Neighborhood at a Time

  Tokyo in 10: Discovering Japan’s Futuristic Metropolis One Neighborhood at a TimeThis week on Travel in 10, David Brodie and Tim Johnson explore one of the most dynamic and endlessly fascinating cities in the world—Tokyo. From centuries-old temples to ultra-modern skyscrapers, Michelin-starred ramen counters to vending machines selling t-shirts, Tokyo is a city where every block is a new adventure.David reflects on launching the podcast while living in Tokyo in 2005, and Tim brings his insights from a recent visit to the Japanese capital.In This EpisodeSensoji TempleTokyo’s oldest temple in the heart of Asakusa, surrounded by traditional shops and street food.Shibuya CrossingThe world’s busiest pedestrian intersection—Tokyo’s neon-fueled energy in one epic crosswalk.Itoya Stationery StoreA 12-story stationery wonderland in Ginza with a rooftop herb garden and hard-to-find writing tools.Muji FlagshipExplore minimalist Japanese design at its finest at this flagship Ginza location.NHK Studio ParkTry your hand at being a Japanese news anchor and explore the quirky world of Japanese television.Where to Stay in TokyoRitz-Carlton TokyoLuxury above the clouds—beginning on the 45th floor with panoramic skyline views.Shangri-La TokyoUpscale and serene, located right at Tokyo Station for seamless access.Park Hyatt TokyoAs seen in Lost in Translation, a serene luxury escape in Shinjuku.Hyatt Centric GinzaBoutique vibes in a former newspaper office with nods to Tokyo’s media legacy.Book & BedSleep in a bookstore at this quirky, capsule-style hotel for book lovers.Can’t Miss ExperiencesTim’s Pick:Catch a baseball game in Tokyo—it’s a high-energy, cultural spectacle unlike anywhere else.David’s Pick:Head to the Mori Art Museum for incredible exhibitions and the best city views in Roppongi Hills.Follow & SubscribeListen on:

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• Exploring Edinburgh: Scotland’s Dramatic Capital of Castles, Folklore & Food

  This week on Travel in 10, David Brodie and Tim Johnson take you to one of the most atmospheric cities in the world—Edinburgh, Scotland. From the storied stones of Edinburgh Castle to hidden whisky cellars and haggis counters, this episode is packed with timeless charm, fascinating history, and hearty Scottish fare.Whether you're planning your first visit or looking to return to your ancestral roots, this guide covers the essential stops, tastes, and tales that make Edinburgh unforgettable.In This Episode:Walking the Royal MileDiscover why this stretch from Edinburgh Castle to the Palace of Holyrood is the city’s cultural and historic backbone, featuring everything from bagpipers to whisky tastings.Eating in EdinburghTim and David share their favorite places to try haggis—including the Haggis Box at the Scottish Storytelling Centre—and classic meals at both the iconic The Witchery by the Castle and pulled pork staple Oink.Scottish Whisky Experience: A theme-park-style ride and immersive tasting inside one of the world’s largest Scotch whisky collections.Where to Stay in EdinburghFrom the luxury of The Balmoral to the boutique style of 100 Princes Street and modern elegance at the W Edinburgh, there’s a perfect place for every traveler.Genealogy Travel TipsDiscover how to tap into free genealogy research services across Scotland’s libraries and uncover your ancestral connections.Can’t-Miss SpotA visit to Deacon Brodie’s Tavern, named after the real-life inspiration behind Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde—and maybe a distant relative!Scottish Storytelling Centre: Learn about the power of oral traditions and immerse yourself in Scotland’s folklore heritage—perhaps with a bowl of haggis from the on-site café.Follow & SubscribeInstagram: @voyascapemediaListen on: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon MusicExplore more travel podcasts & partners: voyascape.comEnjoyed the episode?Subscribe, leave a review, and follow us for more global travel...

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