Simon Calder's Independent Travel Podcast

Simon Calder's Independent Travel Podcast

Simon Calder is the Independent’s travel correspondent, the UK’s leading travel journalist. From news updates to discussions with experts, Simon Calder's Independent Travel Podcast will bring you all you need to know from the world of travel.

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Episoder(1358)

Skyscanner expands its price-comparison service to include package holidays

Skyscanner expands its price-comparison service to include package holidays

Travel desk Tuesday, and my excellent colleague Sophie Dickinson gives her thoughts on the highly popular airfare comparison site moving into the realm of Mediterranean package holidays. She and I dis...

27 Jan 7min

It's Australia Day – but how to make the most of the vast and distant nation?

It's Australia Day – but how to make the most of the vast and distant nation?

For insights and advice I've been talking to top expert Lauren McLeod, who heads up the Australia product portfolio for Trailfinders – the largest independently-owned travel company in the UK.This pod...

26 Jan 7min

Liverpool John Lennon airport sets a new passenger record

Liverpool John Lennon airport sets a new passenger record

The UK has a fabulously competitive bunch of airports as well as airlines. Today, I’m talking to John Vincent, chief executive of Liverpool John Lennon – about rivalry with Manchester, what sets the M...

23 Jan 7min

Michael O'Leary on Elon Musk, air traffic control and drinking at airports

Michael O'Leary on Elon Musk, air traffic control and drinking at airports

In which the chief executive of Ryanair – Europe’s biggest budget airline – challenges the world's richest man to an arm-wrestling contest.This podcast is free, as is Independent Travel's weekly newsl...

22 Jan 7min

If the earth is actually curved, we’ll be able to tell

If the earth is actually curved, we’ll be able to tell

Fifty years to the day since the first British Airways Concorde took off with passengers on board, a final interview with Blake Scholl, founder of Boom Supersonic – and a word from Cuveé founder, Larr...

21 Jan 7min

Who knows where the tourists go?

Who knows where the tourists go?

Patricia Yates does: she is chief executive of Visit Britain, which has just delivered a major survey on the value of inbound tourism to the UK.This podcast is free, as is Independent Travel's weekly ...

20 Jan 7min

Wish it could be Concorde every day? Hear what a leading environmental campaigner has to say

Wish it could be Concorde every day? Hear what a leading environmental campaigner has to say

Back by popular demand: more on supersonic flying. But Anna Hughes, director of Flight Free UK, does not believe we should return to the era of breaking the sound barrier. She recognises the achieveme...

19 Jan 7min

What is the market for supersonic flying?

What is the market for supersonic flying?

All week I've been hearing about Boom Supersonic's plan for its Overture aircraft, 50 years after Concorde first flew with paying passengers. For an assessment of the routes on which there could be de...

16 Jan 8min

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