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They went, but should they have gone!? Travel Man is back with brand new episodes!

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Since 2015, there’s been no need to go on a minibreak to a cultural European destination. Richard Ayoade and Joe Lycett have gone for us. They’ve waited at airport security lines displaying their miniature toothpaste tube in a clear plastic bag. They’ve bought mystery crisps from railway vending machines. They’ve been to the museums, tried the local delicacies and gone on the sightseeing tours, so that we could stay luxuriously put.

Indeed, for a good chunk of 2020, staying put was the only option, which is when Travel Man: 48 Hours In… really came into its own. During lockdown, you could spin the globe, choose a location, load up All4 (as it was then known), and have a packed weekend there from the comfort of your sofa. All the experience of short haul travel with none of the having-to-mime-migraine-symptoms-to-a-Hungarian-pharmacist. Bliss!

Now Travel Man: 48 Hours In… is back with four new Joe Lycett-fronted episodes starting on Friday March 22 at 8.30 p.m. on Channel 4 and Channel 4.com. Joe’s guests this time around are comedians Alan Davies, Desiree Burch, Adam Buxton and Jessica Fostekew. While Davies, Burch and Fostekew are all Travel Man first-timers, this is a repeat visit for Adam Buxton, who also went with Richard Ayoade to Lisbon back in 2016.

Respectively, the new travel guests are being taken to Italy’s Trieste, Finland’s Rovaniemi, Czechia’s Prague, and the Canary Island of Lanzarote. Expect a visit to the wind museum, scenes of eating sausages out of skulls, volcanic wine and some sleigh-riding (not necessarily in that order).

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To celebrate the show’s return, let’s salute some of its most entertaining trips from previous series.

10. Hamburg with Bob Mortimer

Adding “…with Bob Mortimer ” to anything makes it better. (Try it. The One Show… With Bob Mortimer. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire… With Bob Mortimer. Year 10 Parents’ Evening… With Bob Mortimer.) That’s definitely the case on this 48-hour stint in Hamburg, the high point of which has to be the visit to the German Food Additives Museum. It starts off niche, and just gets more niche from there as Mortimer encourages Ayoade to ingest out-of-date E numbers. A solid best-of list entry.

9. Amsterdam with Joe Lycett

Here’s the point at which Travel Man ’s producers must have scribbled down the note ‘ Joe Lycett – new host if Richard leaves?’ The two have more in common than you may think – they’re both sardonic clothes horses who run on irony – but while Ayoade’s persona leaves little room to express genuine delight, Lycett is a joy machine. We see it here when he’s confronted by a Dutch street organ that plays Wham. Immediately, he starts to jig, hands held aloft screaming “I feel so alive!”, while Ayoade nods along barely perceptibly. A strong audition for the main part.

8. Moscow with Greg Davies

Worthy of celebration solely for the local outfit Greg Davies wears at the traditional steam bath: a kind of toga worn with – as the Taskmaster describes it – a hat that makes him look like a sinister children’s character. Add to the outfit the ‘being whipped by two men using birch branches’ treatment that Davies volunteers to undergo, and we are entertained. See also: space food.

7. Split with Aisling Bea

This is Aisling Bea’s second time as a guest on the show and both are good fun, but this pips the other because it features what is officially the most adorable Travel Man sequence of all time: Bea and Joe Lycett walking extremely sweet rescue dogs from a local animal shelter along a dedicated dog beach. As Lycett puts it, “it’s the cutest day I’ve ever had and that’s saying a lot.” If a tiny puppy stand-up paddle-boarding doesn’t do it for you, then there’s also strudel-rolling, a fish cookery class, and a museum of frog taxidermy that genuinely makes you worry for humanity. Clearly mates who get on, these two are great company.

6. Copenhagen with Noel Fielding

The happiest Goth on Earth in the happiest place on Earth? That’s what you get with Noel Fielding in the Danish capital. The Mighty Boosh star giggles his way through open sandwiches, bakery windows, a beer museum and a tiny rollercoaster. They both love the fairground, and both appear to provoke genuine antipathy from their cycling tour leader Mike the Bike (he doesn’t like trouble), who makes every effort to ditch them mid-tour. The chemistry is good, the mood is… as relaxed as Richard Ayoade appears to get (key quote from Fielding: “I thought this was going to be a holiday, not one of your weird, anally retentive fright-fests.”) And they’ll always have Galoppen.

5. Berlin with Roisin Conaty

In which: they travel in a jazz lift, very much almost die on the road in what was voted the World’s Worst Car of 1975, improvise a blues jam session, and go to a bowling alley. Not a bowling alley but a kegelbahen, where Richard Ayoade appears to reveal genuine anger and a surprisingly intense competitive streak (plus a serviceable Daniel Day Lewis impersonation) when he refuses to leave until he gets a strike.

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Comedian, writer and actor Roisin Conaty makes an excellent audience for Ayoade’s patter, awkward Kula Shaker jokes, and the break’s Cold War theme in general. He’s great, she’s great, and it just works.

4. Hong Kong with Jon Hamm

An extended-length Christmas special, this is a joy of an hour. Watch as the former star of Mad Men and the former host of The Crystal Maze take a ludicrously short journey in a Rolls Royce, have their portraits ripped out of paper by an artist named “Uncle Man”, and get a foot massage – or, as Ayoade describes it, “an onslaught of unparalleled brutality”. (Squirming and grimacing under the touch of his masseur and telling him to stay the heck away is as aggressive as you’ll see the man). The best bit? When they get measured for dandy bespoke suits with which they are clearly – and rightly – overjoyed.

3. Ibiza with Jessica Knappett

Companionable banter is all very well, but sometimes it’s fun to witness a clash of personalities so extreme you wonder if it’ll end in violence. And that clash isn’t just Ayoade (sardonic, reserved) vs Knappett (wahey-the-lads! ‘BEEFA), but Ayoade vs Ibiza itself. Put simply, the party island/hippy hangout is his nightmare, and this episode features genuine appeals to camera for rescue. From what? From a gong bath, a surfing machine, the hotel where Wham’s Club Tropicana video was filmed, and from a hotel manager who insists on taking them to a place “where membership is a smiling face.” Despite Knappett’s appeals for Ayoade to have an open mind and go with the flow, his mind remains resolutely closed and stressed, and it’s quite a lot of fun to watch.

2. Miami with Rhod Gilbert

There’s no personality clash here. Ayoade and Gilbert are like two complementary grape varieties blended into the same refreshingly dry wine. It’s a wine that you’d think would be too acerbic for Miami’s brand of relaxed Cuban cool, but you’d be wrong. Humidity aside, they both have a great time on the Florida coast. They eat crab meat lollipops that cause Ayoade to break out in a spontaneous smile, and which Gilbert describes as the most amazing meal he’s ever had in his life. They wear crab bibs, are rubbish at beach yoga, nervous of alligators, live it up at a domino game and sip drink thick, sweet coffee and freshly squeezed juice you feel like you can taste. A beautiful combination.

1. Vienna with Chris O’Dowd

The best Travel Man episodes are the ones where chemistry between host and guest really chimes, and here, it’s unimprovable. This trip to Vienna with his The IT Crowd co-star Chris O’Dowd is the happiest Richard Ayoade has ever looked on screen – possibly the happiest he’s ever been in life? Perhaps that’s down to the relief of not having been the one to have accidentally smashed a snow globe in Vienna’s national snow globe museum (O’Dowd is now banned from Austria). Or perhaps he’s just relaxed, having fun and enjoying making his pal laugh over partially fermented grape juice and cheesy sausage. They eat apple strudel, drive hotrods, explore the sewers and ride a Ferris wheel as part of a locations tour for The Third Man , and generally have a lovely, lovely time.

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Dublin with Mawaan Rizwan who is cute as a button and really did not enjoy wild swimming.

Milan with Morgana Robinson whose superior pasta-making skills leave Ayoade humiliated.

Iceland with Bill Bailey for boiling eggs in a geyser, the Icelandic punk jam and the hot tub hats.

Stockholm with Sally Phillips for Ayoade’s obvious discomfort and Phillips’ obvious joy at the ABBA museum.

Porto with Nish Kumar for Nish’s excitement about his religious wax buttocks.

Dubrovnik with Stephen Merchant for them going on the Game of Thrones locations tour without having seen Game of Thrones .

Travel Man: 48 Hours In… airs on Fridays at 8.30pm on Channel 4. All episodes are available to stream in the UK on Channel4.com . Series one to seven are available to stream on Plex and Prime Video in the US.

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Episode 59: bob marley's jamaica - 5 unmissable experiences in kingston with kris griffiths.

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March 14, 2024

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Kris Griffiths talks about an important part of Jamaican culture, reggae music. Specifically, the influence of the legendary Bob Marley.

Angie Orth:

White sand beaches, cool turquoise waters, hiking, tickling your taste buds with some spicy jerk, and of course, a classic rum punch or 2. There are so many sides to Jamaica, but perhaps the most famous one is its musical contribution to the world, Jamaica's reggae legacy. Even if you've never set foot on the shores of this petite Caribbean island, there's a good chance you've heard the iconic music of her most famous son. If you love reggae, then you owe it to yourself to make space on your bucket list for the birthplace of the legendary Bob Marley. For this mini-episode, Kris Griffiths is here to tell us about the top 5 Bob Marley experiences you can have in Kingston.

Kris Griffiths:

Welcome to the show, I am so glad that you're here. Thank you for joining us. So, you're a prolific traveler, travel writer, you've been all over the world, and I'm particularly excited to talk to you about this because you've covered this quite a bit.

There's a movie out in the U.S. called One Love , and it's about Bob Marley's life. I grew up listening to Bob Marley, but not knowing about Bob Marley. Why did he have such a wide-reaching impact around the world?

He basically was, and still is, the avatar of Jamaican music, culture, and identity, and more specifically the Rastafari religion, which he popularized around the world. Although he wasn't the first international reggae star, he was the one who put the genre on the global map. It was the music itself that played such a huge role in promoting peace and unity in his homeland, as well as in African nations and the rest of the world. It was that global legacy of his music that really fostered an immense sense of pride amongst Jamaicans. He basically became very much part of Jamaica's collective consciousness, and his tunes will constantly be heard floating on a breeze wherever you go.

What are some of the hotspots that a Bob Marley/reggae fan would love to see on a trip to Jamaica?

If you are doing a Bob Marley tour, you're going to see the hotspots mainly around Kingston. He grew up in a deprived part of the city of Kingston called Trench Town. They've got the Trench Town Culture Yard there, and that's where a lot of reggae musicians still hang out.

So, the Trench Town Culture Yard is stop number one.

For me, it was, yeah. For instance, visiting Trench Town, the famous line in No Woman, No Cry , “in a government yard in Trench Town,” and finally visiting that government yard where that song was written did tie it all together and made the experience just more fitting and more special.

In your Rough Guides article, you talk about first impressions saying, “Some tourists are deterred from visiting by a prejudice about local ghetto culture at odds with reality.” Can you elaborate on that for us?

Trench Town does have a reputation for being rough. It's just like a lot of deprived areas of cities, not just in Jamaica, but around the whole world. What I found—particularly there—is yeah, there might be crime, but it's mainly Intercommunity crime. They don't really target tourists. Why would they? The tourist dollar is what generates vital revenue for that community, particularly that community, because the Trench Town Culture Yard is the tourist magnet spot, and it's all about keeping that.

Good to know. This is probably a good time to mention that the U.S. State Department has issued a Level 3 reconsider travel advisory for Jamaica with additional warnings for specific areas, including downtown Kingston and Trench Town. Be sure to check the department's website for the latest. And when you're in Jamaica, consider taking a guided tour of Bob Marley sites. Speaking of which, next up is the Bob Marley Museum, which is where he actually lived. Tell us what you'll see there.

You can visit his house uptown in Kingston, which they've preserved as a time capsule, keeping it as it was in his final days, all these decades later. That's pretty special. The young Bob wouldn't have known that that house would basically become Kingston's most-visited tourist site. The utensils in the kitchen date from his final days, his bedroom is left exactly as it was, bedspread embossed with lions from Zion, his favorite guitar still by the bed, poignant family photos hanging on the walls. His recording studio is also preserved, and that's part of the house complex, and that's stuffed with priceless memorabilia like platinum discs, album artwork, wallpapered with press clippings. On a darker note, you can also see the bullet holes that were left from the infamous 1976 assassination attempt, and that's just a grim reminder of the evil that Bob also had to contend with during his lifetime.

Can you give us some context about the assassination attempt?

He had agreed to headline a huge concert to try and diffuse simmering political tensions in the country. There were obviously people who didn't like that, who didn't want to see that unity, and so they tried to make sure that he wouldn't do that concert and they tried to shoot him. He did get shot in the arm, his manager got shot in the leg, his wife Rita had a shot graze her head. Miraculously, no one died and the concert took place. He laid low after that and came to the UK for a while. Tragically, it was cancer that took him only a few years later.

The next spot for every Bob Marley fan has to be Tuff Gong Studios where he did a lot of recording. First off, where does that name come from?

It's called Tuff Gong because Bob Marley's nickname when he was young was “The Gong,” and he was a tough cookie growing up on the streets of Trench Town you can visit to this day. Again, there's a time capsule aspect to it, where you can see the vintage analog equipment that still in sits alongside the newer digital technology. You can get intimate access to the spaces, the very spaces where Bob recorded songs like Redemption Song and Buffalo Soldier . So again, massively special if you love those songs, just seeing exactly where they were recorded.

Next up, what can you tell us about Reggae Month? This has to be the best time to go if you want the full-on musical experience.

The first time I went to Jamaica was for Bob Marley's 70th birthday celebrations, basically Reggae Month in Jamaica. Every year, around the time of his birthday, is a huge national celebration focused on the capital city of Kingston. During Reggae Month, you're spoiled for choice. There are live bands, there are DJ sessions, and there are more festival-y type parades going on. You get a good mix of races and ages and religions, and everyone comes together. That's what Bob Marley was all about. That one love spirit, doesn't matter who you are, how old, or what color you are, and that's what I really love, that sense of unity. That's why I can't wait to go back and do it all again.

Tell me about Bob Marley's favorite drink, Irish Moss. What is it and where can you find it?

This is one of those unique, almost delicacy-type drinks that I've only ever seen in Jamaica. You see it everywhere in restaurants, grocery stores, and particularly streetside vendors. It's basically a thick, creamy drink—supposedly aphrodisiacal—made from seaweed and condensed milk flavored with cinnamon. It's made from a light-colored algae native to Ireland that they basically ship over, and the most important ingredient is produced by the moss itself. It's an extract or carrageenan, which you might have heard of. It's a natural thickener that dairy producers use to thicken yogurt and give it a creamier mouth feel. Yeah, I loved it, I definitely loved the taste and the consistency. I'm a fan of milky drinks in general, so this one really hit the spot.

A day following in the footsteps of Bob Marley, checking out his studio, exploring Trench Town, and topping it off with a mossy aphrodisiac. Who could say no to that?

Kris Griffiths, thank you for joining us and thank you to our listeners for being with us.

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Comedian and Author David Baddiel joins Richard Ayoade for a supersized seasonal minibreak in Jordan.  HOTEL:

  The W Amman https://www.marriott.co.uk/hotels/travel/ammwi-w-amman/   Sun City Camp https://www.suncitycamp.com/ FOOD AND DRINK:  Hashem Restaurant ​King Faisal Street, Amman, Jordan Mr Lollies  Rainbow Street, Amman, Jordan Bedouin Zarb Widely available in Wadi Rum  Beit Sitti  https://beitsitti.com/ ACTIVITIES:  

Amman Citadel  K. Ali Ben Al-Hussein Street 146, Amman, Jordan  Gold shop – M. Sakijha Jewellery  Downtown, King Faysal Square, Gold Market, Amman, Jordan Myrrh and spice shop  Sha'aban 9 Street, Amman, Jordan Dead Sea – Holiday Inn Resort Dead Sea  https://www.ihg.com/holidayinnresorts/hotels/us/en/dead-sea/ddljo/hoteldetail?cm_mmc=GoogleMaps-_-HI-_-JO-_-DDLJO#   Mount Nebo  Madaba, Jordan Smallest Hotel  Opposite Shobak Castle, Shobak Hejaz Railway experience http://jhrc.jo/home.aspx   Gyrocopters  http://www.rascj.com/   Camels and 4x4  Widely available in Wadi Rum Petra http://www.visitpetra.jo/   Sand art  Inside Petra, beyond the Treasury but before the Roman Theatre.  Spice shop – ‘I Have Frankincense’  Inside Petra, after Roman Theatre, below the Royal Tombs. WITH THANKS:  

Jordan Tourism Board  http://www.visitjordan.com/ ​ ​

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Comedy goddess Dawn French joins Richard in Athens for some ancient history, doughnuts, molecular food, ouzo, and a radical pedicure involving a toothless fish.

HOTEL:  The New Hotel https://www.yeshotels.gr/newhotel/ FOOD AND DRINK:  Funky Gourmet https://www.funkygourmet.com/   Doughnuts in Lukumades http://lukumades.com/   Ouzo tasting in Brettos Bar https://brettosplaka.com/ ACTIVITIES: The Alternative Athens ‘Olympic Workout Tour’ https://www.alternativeathens.com/tours/olympic-games/   Sandals by Pantelis Melissinos - The Poet Sandal Maker  https://melissinos-sandals-poet.com/sandals/   Lake Vouliagmeni  https://www.limnivouliagmenis.gr/en/    WITH THANKS: Timelapse location –  http://aforathens.com/  * Monuments belong to the Greek Ministry  

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RNish Kumar joins Richard for a potter round Porto.Their stuffed mini-break includes scooters, a tipple or two, a fat sandwich, pastries, confession, and some amazing views of Portugal's second city. ​HOTEL:  The Porto A.S 1829 Hotel  https://as1829.luxhotels.pt/ FOOD AND DRINK:  Avant Garde Crew Pastry and Cake tour  https://www.avantgardecrew.com/product/portos-traditional-pastry-and-best-cakes/   Throughout the experience, you will visit three different famous local bakeries and learn all about their origins and history. You will taste eight different cakes and pastries and understand how these cakes and pastries are made.   Café Santiago for the Francesinha  https://cafesantiago.pt/index.php/en/   The Yeatman – Port on the Terrace  https://www.the-yeatman-hotel.com/en/ ACTIVITIES: Monkey Riders – scooter hire https://monkeyrider.pt/   5D Cinema http://www.lookatporto.pt/about?lang=en   Livraria Lello (book shop) https://www.livrarialello.pt/en-us/   Wax Shop Rua da Assunção, Porto, Portugal   Bridge climb https://www.portobridgeclimb.com/home-en  

EpiSode Three

Richard and Alice Levine - DJ, broadcaster & podcaster - do Estonia's capital in 48 hours - including the most see-able sights, some nosh at its top restaurant, and a stroke of Sean Connery's face. ​HOTEL:  KODA Stay  https://kodastay.com/ FOOD AND DRINK:  NOA https://www.noaresto.ee/   Pegasus https://www.restoranpegasus.ee/?lang=eng ACTIVITIES:

Tv Tower https://www.teletorn.ee/en/   Free Walking Tour with Riina from EstAdventures  www.estadventures.ee   Reflector Shop - Oma Asi  https://www.omaasi.com/   Reflector Brand HELK https://helkstore.eu/en/   Hotel Viru KGB Tour  https://viru.ee/en   Kick Sledding https://360.ee/en/toursmenu   Šoti Klubi (Scottish Club)  http://www.leibresto.ee/en/scottish-club/   Marzipan Painting  https://kohvikmaiasmokk.ee/en/   Lennusadam (Seaplane Harbour) Museum  http://meremuuseum.ee/lennusadam/en/

EpiSode Four

Richard Ayoade and Bob Mortimer go for a spin round cosmopolitan Hamburg. There's a Beatles tour in the red-light district, some local hash - corned beef - and hip cocktails. ​

HOTEL:  25hours Hotel Hamburg HafenCity https://www.25hours-hotels.com/en/hotels/hamburg/hafencity FOOD AND DRINK:  Labskaus at Anno 1905 http://www.anno1905.de/   Drip Bar https://www.dripbar.de/   Fish Sandwiches at Ankerplatz  Address: St. Pauli-Landungsbrücken, 20359 Hamburg ACTIVITIES:

Elbphilharmonie  https://www.elbphilharmonie.de/en/   Beatles Tour http://www.hempels-musictour.de/en/   Ferry number 62 to Finkenwerder    Zitronenjette Address: Ludwig-Erhard-Straße 7, 20459 Hamburg   German Additive Substance Museum https://www.zusatzstoffmuseum.de/   Beach Bar – Strandperle  https://www.strandperle-hamburg.de/