#TODAY & #FRIDAY @ 2pm on BBC News (World)'s BBC Travel Show

rajan datar journeys through #SriLanka , exploring local life and #culture from the western coasts to its northernmost city.
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A self-audit of an organization is important and ⁦Over To You⁩ hosted by ⁦rajan datar⁩ and produced by Howard Shannon does precisely that, with Ed Main

How Trending Extreme uncovered AI-generated videos of real-life child murder victims.

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rajan datar Loved you planted a Tree on the Travel Show.

Dave Lloyd rajan datar I agree. Absolute class TV

rajan datar Dear Rajan. I really have enjoyed the two recent Travel Shows to India. Amazing and really wish there was more to come. Great educational shows. Thank you #TravelShow #BBCTravel #India

rajan datar wonderful watch this morning, can’t wait for part 2 next week #India

Listening to ⁦rajan datar⁩ presenting ⁦Over To You⁩

The boss of BBC World Service English, ⁦Jon Zilkha⁩ tells us if that will affect the kind of programmes you hear.

A farewell to stalwart ⁦Razia Iqbal⁩ who left after 32 years🙏 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3…

Really want to watch this C4 prog. Also rajan datar made this excellent BBC Radio 4 doc on the P-word.
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We are now well into the second month of changes affecting Focus on Africa, its switch to being primarily a podcast with a repeat radio airing later that same day. So how is it going down with listeners?

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With rajan datar shooting for BBC Travel Show coming soon..

Prof. Noel Salazar, anthropologist of tourism from KU Leuven in Belgium; Iñigo Sánchez-Fuarros, senior researcher at the Institute of Heritage Sciences of the Spanish National Research Council and Dr. Birgit Trauer, tourism consultant and educator from Australia.

He is joined by Sihle Khumalo, a popular South African travel writer; Shazia Mirza, a renowned British comedienne and writer; Qupanuk Olsen, originally a mining engineer but now Greenland’s leading travel influencer;

Drawing on listeners’ questions and comments, Rajan Datar examines the way mass tourism has impacted people’s lives, both positively and negatively, and asks if the enforced pause in tourism caused by Covid was utilised as an opportunity for a re-think.

Whilst the industry now generates huge income for many companies and individuals around the globe, critics point to the cost to both the environment and humankind.

The origins of travel for pleasure go back centuries and package holidays in the 1960s made it accessible to many in the West but it’s only the combination of cheap flights and the advent of the internet that has led to truly global tourism on a mass scale.

Today’s top destinations are struggling with the sheer numbers of visitors and the United Nations has called for a total rethink on how the industry operates

Interesting show presented by ⁦rajan datar⁩ joined by ⁦Shazia Mirza⁩ and others.

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Listening to rajan datar speaking to Richard Burgess on BBC World Service about BBC Verify which brings together all staff involved in fact checking and verifying information to ensure true transparency.

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Want to know more about Okonomiyaki⁉️

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Nick Marsh shaimaa khalil BBC なかやまちか Laura Bicker: I hope I’ll get to see a pic of you not just working but also eating😍

Listening to Myra Anubi and Craig Langran presenting I remembered this deeply moving piece by rajan datar

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Is the online offering it user friendly enough and is it keeping up with ever changing technology?

Fond farewell to one of the English network’s longest serving news presenters, ⁦Bola Mosuro⁩ left the BBC after 31 years

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