Travel Guides
“Same amazing places, very different opinions.”
Series Overview
The Australian version of the series in which groups of ordinary Australians take on the role of travel critics when they all go on the same holiday, which could visit an international or domestic destination, and experience the accommodation, cuisine and local sights that it has to offer. At the end of the holiday, each group gives a star rating out of five for the destination.
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9 Seasons • 82 Episodes
45 min per episode
2017 – Present
Premiered: Tue, Feb 14, 2017
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Latest Aired Episode
Season 9, Episode 7: “Outback Queensland”
Our Guides, along with newbies Tash and Meryl, explore the iconic Queensland outback.
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What is Travel Guides about?
The Australian version of the series in which groups of ordinary Australians take on the role of travel critics when they all go on the same holiday, which could visit an international or domestic destination, and experience the accommodation, cuisine and local sights that it has to offer. At the end of the holiday, each group gives a star rating out of five for the destination.
How many seasons does Travel Guides have?
Travel Guides comprises 9 seasons available to explore.
Who stars in Travel Guides?
Key cast members in Travel Guides include Denise Scott.
Who created or directed Travel Guides?
Travel Guides was developed and directed by Not specified.