Travel

Pros: Exciting as well as Educational
Cons: It' s only an hour long

If you are like me, and absolutely love to travel, than I recommend that you tune into Lonely Planet on the Travel Channel. I love to see the world, and have been blessed to see different countries. I wish I could be out there roaming around everyday,...

Pros: Educational for the entire family
Cons: None

Do you ever wish you could afford to travel anywhere and everywhere in the world that you wanted? I think many people have dreams, wishes or fantasies of seeing what the rest of the world is like.

As a former Army brat, I had the wonderful...

Pros: The hosts don't just go to the tourist attractions; they take the off-beaten path.
Cons: Not for the wealthy who want vacations where they will be pampered every step of the way.

Lonely Planet is a one hour program where you follow one of the Lonely Planet's hosts around at destinations all around the world. Lonely Planet is geared for you backpackers and other travellers out there who want to travel on a budget. So, the hosts...

Pros: Weekly themes, informative
Cons: Must have cable, occasional reruns

Planning a trip? Looking to go on a vacation? Simply need a getaway? Just want to see some exotic locations you may never get to, or even have already been to? The Travel Channel is for you!

Name a place, and the TC has done shows about it....

Pros: Awesome travel documentary series, takes you around the world to the places you are unlikely to visit on your own, entertaining, educational, interesting, exciting (and about a dozen other adjectives).
Cons: Wishing I was there.

“In 1980, (actually, much earlier) an Australian bricklayer Alby Mangels walked away from his job into a life of adventure. Every weeknight the Travel Channel brings you the true story of one man’s quest to see the world. Break away with wild man...

Pros: culture, diversity, high quality shows, good travel deals, great hosts
Cons: none

The Travel Channel is awesome. My mother and I could sit and watch it for hours a stretch, in fact we do. The Travel Channel has some high quality shows with very entertaining, interesting hosts.

Shows like Lonely Planet really catch my eye....

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This is my first attempt at writing an opinion,so don't be to hard on me. I call the Travel Channel, the rich folks network. Why? Cause I and all the people I know can only afford to watch it.********* My favorite programs to watch on the Travel Channel...

Pros: Great interesting destinations covered.
Cons: NONE!!!

If you love travel the cable channel is sure to become a favorite to you just as it is to me. The Travel channel contains programs dedicated to everything to do with travel.

Probably the best show is Lonley Planet where they showcase single...

Pros: Great network.
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It’s 4:00 in the afternoon on a rainy Tuesday. You called in sick from work … you feel as if a bus has hit you. As you flip through stations on the TV, something catches your eye. Unlike the useless garbage being chewed up and spit out at you on other...

Pros: Travel from home.
Cons: None.

If you have seen the Travel Channel's Lonely Planet then you all know Ian. That zany silly little leprechaun looking hunk of a man.

There is nothing like going Traveling with Ian at eleven o’clock in the evening. It's much better than...

Pros: funny host, covers entire USA, beautiful homes
Cons: you need to be independently wealthy to rent one of the homes!

I thoroughly enjoy the TV show Great Vacation Homes, hosted by Samantha Brown on the Travel Channel. I found it by accident about a year ago while I was channel surfing one lazy Sunday morning. I was caught by the most magnificent home with incredible...

Pros: Interesting shows, knowledgeable and personable hosts
Cons: Too many re-runs sometimes

I have been a Travel Channel subscriber for about six months now and I feel like I personally know the hosts of Lonely Planet. Ian, the funny British character, is the adventure seeker. He takes me to faraway places where the accommodations are...

Pros: Great variety of programming, from fantasy trips to places to go on your next vacation.
Cons: Some shows are repeated a little too much

One of my favorite things in life is to travel. Of course, we don't have the money or the flexibility to travel wherever we want whenever we want, but I find the Travel Channel is a great way to escape to various destinations, and even help you plan...

Pros: very educational
Cons: none

I love the travel channel.I will probably never get a chance to actually visit all of the places they show.But i do learn alot about them from this channel.This channel takes you anywhere from the sands of australia to the high class french society of...

Pros: Variety, scenic shots
Cons: routine after a few hrs.

Willie Nelson said it best, but this channel has it beat when all others fail. Sufi in depth coverage, tea 'n scones, and everything from your European vacation w/o Chevy Chase to a safari all at half hour intervals.

Since most tv programming...