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Traveller's Tree

Factual: Travel

Travel programme consisting of tips and advice for travellers submitted by the public

In Africa and South America, people often pin tips and advice for travellers to trees. This programme brings the concept to radio, with a travel magazine consisting of items submitted by the public

Traveller's Tree: Series 5

Traveller's Tree: Series 5: Episode 5: Turkey

Episode 5

Episode 5: Turkey

Series 5

Turkey

BBC Radio 4 - Traveller's Tree, Series 5, Turkey

Katie takes a look at Turkey, which has become more popular with British holidaymakers.

Katie Derham and the team look at Turkey, the country that has become the most popular 'outside the Euro-zone' destination.

Katie Derham presents the holiday magazine which examines our holiday and travel trends. 

With British holiday bookings to Turkey up over 20 per cent and a host of new air routes to the country, Katie and the team look at the country that has become the most popular 'outside the Euro-zone' destination. 

Sarah Rainsford, at the end of her stay in Turkey as BBC correspondent, gives an insider's guide to Instanbul, the city she has come to love, and author and journalist Jeremy Seal takes a meander inland. Plus a report on Cappodocia, one of the world's most bizarre landscapes where holiday accommodation is in caves.

A Just Radio/Whistledown production for BBC Radio 4.

Intelligent speech, the most insightful journalism, the wittiest comedy, the most fascinating features and the most compelling drama and readings anywhere in UK radio.

Katie Derham presents the holiday magazine with tips from listeners and travel experts

Katie Derham presents the holiday magazine with insider tips from listeners and travel experts

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