Translation for 'travel show' from English to Icelandic

travel show

ferðaþáttur {k}ljósvak

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to travel

að ferðast

að fara [ferðast]

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travel

ferð {kv}

travel cup

ferðamál {hv} [drykkjarmál]

travel claim

ferðareikningur {k}

travel mode

ferðamáti {k}ferðaþ.

travel association

ferðafélag {hv}ferðaþ.

travel map

ferðakort {hv}ferðaþ.

travel trunk

ferðakoffort {hv}

travel club

ferðaklúbbur {k}ferðaþ.

travel permit

ferðaheimild {kv}ferðaþ.

travel account

ferðasaga {kv}

travel pattern

ferðavenjur {kv.ft}ferðaþ.

travel insurance

ferðatrygging {kv}trygg.

air travel

flugfar {hv} [flugferð]ferðaþ.flug

flugferð {kv}flug

travel arrangements

ferðatilhögun {kv}ferðaþ.

travel allowance

ferðastyrkur {k}ferðaþ.fjár.

travel destination

áætlunarstaður {k}

winter travel

vetrarferð {kv}ferðaþ.

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• The Ennis Railroad and Cultural Museum was featured on the NBC travel show, The Texas Bucket List.
• In October 2009, Cole appeared on the New Zealand travel show "Intrepid Journeys".
• Their music has been featured on the MTV Canada series Peak Season as well as the OLN/National Geographic Adventure travel show Word Travels.
• Siddharth Kak currently hosts the Travel Show "Indiadhanush" on NDTV Imagine with Ami Trivedi, a popular Gujarati drama artist.

• In 2005, Bird lost $40,000 to a conman who claimed to be a television producer where she paid him the money to fund the pilot of a travel show she would appear in. She also been a victim of stalking.
• Her first appearances were as a guest presenter on the network's travel show, "The Great Outdoors", where she took viewers on tours throughout the world.
• In 2020, Reeve was commissioned to present his first UK based travel show "Cornwall With Simon Reeve", which was ordered by BBC Two alongside "Incredible Journeys With Simon Reeve".
• Meteor sponsored RTÉ One's travel show "No Frontiers" and the second season of TV3's "The Apprentice".
• The acclaim surrounding Bourdain's memoir "Kitchen Confidential" led to an offer by the Food Network for him to host his own food and world-travel show, "A Cook's Tour", which premiered in January 2002.

• "Wild On!" was a travel show that was produced from 1997 until 2003 by E!. Each episode followed a celebrity host as they experienced the food, culture, and nightlife of a certain region.
• Nighy is also the narrator of the Channel 5 travel show "The World's Most Scenic Railway Journeys", a programme which started its fifth series in Autumn 2021 with episodes featuring train journeys across Australia and the Welsh borders.
• He was a presenter on "The Travel Show" programme, from Thursday 18 June 1987, with Penny Junor, John Thirlwell and Matthew Collins.
• The channel's first attempt at a travel show was "Messrs Tylak and Rooney" in which Joe Rooney and Paul Tykla traveled around Ireland's tourist spots.
• In 1994 and 1995, Davies hosted "Alan's Big One" for three series on Radio 1 before appearing in Channel 4's spoof travel show "One for the Road" (made by Channel X in 1994/5).

• Also in 2009, Shipley appeared on an episode of the television reality/travel show "Intrepid Journeys", where she visited Namibia.
• He won a chance to participate in NBC's "Out of the Blue" and he worked for the Travel Channel, where he hosted a travel show that took him to Latin America.
• In 2021, Merton returned to Channel 5 for a new travel show, "Motorhoming with Merton & Webster", a 6-part hour-long series which sees Merton travelling around Britain with his wife Suki Webster in a camper van.
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