Clockwise from top left: Brinley Hineman, Travel Weekly's tours editor; Gaby Cecil of Active England Tours; and Folo by Travel Weekly host Rebecca Tobin talk about the appeal of literary tourism.
Subscribe now using your favorite service:
The last two episodes have covered news topics like economic uncertainty and the troubles at Newark, so this week we're going in a different direction: Literary tourism. That is, tours and travel based on a favorite book or character. Think Bath for Jane Austen or Prince Edward Island for L.M. Montgomery. London, Paris and New York .... any place a book club can dream up, there's probably a literary tour (or could be one).
In this episode we talk about why literary tourism is growing in popularity with tours editor Brinley Hineman and Active England's head of commercial, Gaby Cecil.
Episode sponsor
This episode is sponsored by the Globus Family of Brands
Related links
True story: Literary tourism grows in popularity
Active England Tours
Correction: A previous version of this episode included a misspelling of the name of Gaby Cecil of Active England Tours.