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TRAVEL TALK RADIO
June 29, 2008
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Join Sandy Dhuyvetter, Executive Producer and Host of TravelTalkRADIO, as she broadcasts from her studio in Southern California. Her line-up of guests include Colonel John Blashford-Snell, President of the Just a Drop foundation, Gary Sain, President and CEO of the Orlando/Orange County Convention and Visitors Bureau, Kina Paegert, Information Officer for the Del Mar Fairgrounds, Duane Keller, Executive Chef at the Gaylord National Resort, Jean Pierre Dansereau, Director of Sales for the Gaylord National Resort and Conference Center, Jully Bede Lymo, a park warden for the Lake Manyara National Park, and Jonathan Hinkles, UK Managing Director of Zoom Airlines. TravelTalkRADIO's Vice President of Operations Patrick Peartree also joins the program. CLICK HERE to listen!

TRAVEL TALK RADIO
June 22, 2008
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Join Sandy Dhuyvetter, Executive Producer and Host of TravelTalkRADIO, as she broadcasts from her studio in sunny Southern California. Her eclectic line-up of guests this week include Bill Connors, President and COO of the National Business Travel Association, Great Britain's Mike Mendoza, Host of the Mike Mendoza Radio Show and Thomas Steinmetz, Publisher of eTurboNews, who joins Sandy from his office in Haleiwa, Hawaii. Sandy also welcomes saxophonist Keith Jacobson to the program and U.S. Customs and Border Protection Public Affairs Specialists Kelly Klundt and Joanne Ferreira, who shed light on the U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI). WHTI outlines the documents that are acceptable for entry into the United States by land or sea after traveling to Canada, Mexico, Bermuda and the Caribbean. Please join us for more info and live programming Sunday
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TRAVEL TALK RADIO
June 15, 2008
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This week on TravelTalkRADIO join Sandy Dhuyvetter, Executive Producer and Host of TravelTalkRADIO, as she broadcasts from her Southern California studio. Her guests this week include Naima Remadi, Director of The Tunisian Cultural & Information Center in Manhattan, Beatrice Kessy, Tourism warden for the Serengeti National Park, Graham Mackintosh, Author of "Marooned With Very Little Beer" and other books about the Baja Peninsula, and Scott Rains, Publisher of the Rolling Rains Report - a guide to traveling for the disabled. Also on the program is Tipping Expert Nancy Star, and Anyitike Mbuba, Director of Butman International Ltd., also joins Sandy to talk about his luxury camps near the Tarangire National Park in Tanzania. Please join us for more info and live programming Sun 9am Pacific, Click HERE.

TRAVEL TALK RADIO
June 08, 2008
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Please join Sandy Dhuyvetter, executive producer and host of TravelTalkRADIO this week as we continue our voyage through Tanzania. Our guests this week are CECILIA NKWABI CHACHA, in charge of the Park Assistant Outreach in Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. , Mr Africa, none other than Mr. Ogo Sow, good friend of TravelTalkRADIO will talk about Africa's roll in tourism and is it ready for the masses. Creative and lovely, HILU BURA, African Clothing Designer and Owner of Ringa. Hilu talks about her life as an up and coming fashion designer and she'll give us a hint of her new line (Be sure to go into this week's program page, you will see Hilu and some of her fashions.. Out in the bush, we talk to  GOFREY A. GUN MKONGWE, Park Tourism Warden in Tarangire National Park in Tanzania and LENA KASFIKI-LIVANIDOU, General Manager and Area Director for the Kimpinski Hotel in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. During our second hour, we will move to China where LLOYD LIGHTHOUSE also joins Sandy to discuss a positive relationship with China. Lloyd will also talk about why China is politically correct and why it's important to celebrate the diversity of cultures. Please join us for more info and live programming Sun 9am Pacific, Click HERE.

TRAVEL TALK RADIO
June 01, 2008
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BLANDINA NYONI Permanent Secretary to Tanzania's Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, GERALD BIGURUBE Director General of Tanzania National Parks, PROF. PIUS YANDA Professor at the University of Dar es Salaam and Nobel Peace Prize recipient, LELEI LELAULU President and CEO of the Counterpart, SAMUEL PIEH Sierra Leone chapter Board of Director's Chair, SYLVIA FROMMER-MRACKY, Travel Editor for The
Africa Times,  ASANTAEL MELITA Principal Tourism Officer, Ngorongoro.