The World by Wild Frontiers

Known for its mountain scenery, spectacular coastline and fascinating ancient and recent history, Albania has become one of travel’s most exciting destinations in recent years. In the latest episode of the World by Wild Frontiers, our team uncover exactly why it’s captured the hearts of adventure travellers. Wild Frontiers founder Jonny Bealby is joined by Marc Leaderman, Product & Operations Director, and Louisa Ryder, one of our Travel Consultants who recently travelled to Albania, as they explore the country's fascinating historical and religious context, don't-miss-moments, safety, and the modern musings on this fascinating Balkan country.

This episode is for the ethical, conscious adventure traveller. Wild Frontiers has always had community tourism and positive impact at its core, and after securing B Corp certification last year, starting the new season of the World by Wild Frontiers podcast with a sustainability dedicated episode just makes sense! Kate Humble is joined by sustainability expert and Condé Nast Traveller's first-ever sustainability editor, Juliet Kinsman, and Wild Frontiers' Head of Sustainable Travel, Nardia Sullivan. Tune in to find out about the joys and benefits of travelling out of peak season, understand more about B Corp, explore how to give back as you travel and much more.

Fancy an exclusive, behind the scenes glimpse at the British Museum's Silk Roads exhibition? Join the founder of Wild Frontiers, Jonny Bealby, as he speaks to the curators of the exhibition: Sue Brunning, Curator of European Early Medieval & Sutton Hoo Collections and Luk Yu-Ping, Basil Gray Curator of Chinese Paintings, Prints and Central Asian Collections. The curators explore the significance of objects from the exhibition and provide deeper context and stories from this ancient trade route - a fascinating insight if you're captivated by the history of the Silk Road, and whether you can make it along to the museum or not!

Calling all wildlife enthusiasts! Want to find out the best place to spot tigers in India, or what the ultimate wildlife experiences are in Brazil? Join Kate Humble and Jonny Bealby as they explore the wild and wonderful creatures you can spot on your travels around the globe. Discussing key wildlife destinations such as the Galapagos and Tanzania, as well as some more offbeat locations such as Pakistan and the Congo, they'll share their stories and tips so you can break away from the pack, and follow your own tracks on unbelievable safari and wildlife-filled adventures.

Madagascar is the main character in this exciting episode! An island bursting with life, but with so much more to offer than simply being the home of over 100 species of lemur and one famous movie...Dive into what it's like to visit Madagascar with Kate Humble and some of the 'professional travellers' of Wild Frontiers, Hayley Cleeter (Content Manager) and Marc Leaderman (Director of Ops & Product), covering essential topics such as travel logistics (road conditions, internal flights, visas and climate), different areas for different desires, and of course, up-close wildlife encounters and falling in love with baobabs!Explore our Madagascar tours here: https://www.wildfrontierstravel.com/en_GB/destination/madagascar

In the final episode of our India trilogy, we're journeying to Kashmir and through the Indian Himalayas.Wild Frontiers founder Jonny Bealby explores Kashmir's history, wars, complexities, and his relationship with this region. Wild Frontiers started running tours to Kashmir in 2004 and has been successfully taking travellers to explore this region ever since.Jonny is joined by Altaf Chapri, a hotelier in Srinagar and a friend of Wild Frontiers, and they discuss security in the valley and why it is advised against visiting (despite tourists being safe for many years). He runs Qayaam Gah and the Sukoon Houseboat in Srinagar and speaks about his love of Kashmir and the serenity and spiritual experience of staying on houseboats.They also discuss Wild Frontiers' High Road to Kashmir group tour itinerary and its unmissable highlights, including Ladakh, Leh and Srinagar. Wild Frontiers India specialist Shalmali Rao Paterson speaks about Leh's unique culture and landscapes, Spiti Valley, Kumar, Darjeeling and the state of Sikkim's appeal, and walking and staying in the foothills of the Indian Himalayas.Kashmir & The Himalayas Tours & Holidays