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The American South East is filled with history and culture. In this episode, Jonathan van Bilsen visits the historic cities of Charleston and Savannah, the tourist towns of Mount Dora and St. Armand's and takes a detailed look at Walt Disney World, before venturing off to Key West.

Russia has long been a land of suppression and aggression. Steeped in History, Jonathan van Bilsen peels off the outer layer to discover the beauty of this nation. Discover the rigidity of Moscow and the history of the Tsars in St. Petersburg in this episode as he visits the world's largest country. Info@photosNtravel.com

One cannot get further from civilization and still experience hotels, electricity and automobiles. The most well known, and probably the only identifying symbol of the island are the famous statues or “moai”. Their interesting history, contrary to popular opinion, does not lie in magical myth. To truly experience the splendour of the island one must first realize the history. Easter Island is one of the most isolated islands in the world, but 1,200 years ago a double-hulled canoe filled with seafarers from a distant culture landed upon its shores. Comments or questions concerning the show should be addressed to info@photosNtravel.com Click 'Subscribe' to receive notices of our monthly episodes

Rio de Janeiro is one of South America's, if not the world's, most vibrant cities. In this episode, Jonathan van Bilsen will showcase the city, carnival and the smaller town of Petropolis. In the second half, a two hour flight will take us to explore Iguaçu Falls Falls, the world's largest waterfall... a spectacle not to be missed.

South Korea is a country steeped in history and turmoil, with an extremely resilient people. The countryside is spectacular and the cities are vibrant. Visiting the country would never give you an indication they are constantly under threat from their northern neighbour. In this episode, Jonathan van Bilsen, spends time on Jeju Island, the eastern coast and the cities of Seoul and Busan, along with a visit to the DMZ.

In this episode, Jonathan van Bilsen visits the wine region of Lake Garda, in Northern Italy. We have a chance to chat with local vintners and see their operations, as well as explore some fantastic scenery. Visit small Italian villages, castles and countryside, as you delve into a unique new adventure.

Canada is the second largest country in the world and exploring it is quite a challenge. It stretches 9,300 Km or 5,800 miles from coast to coast and has some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. In this episode, Jonathan van Bilsen is going to visit the Rocky Mountains as well as a few of the cities, Canada is famous for.

One of the most vibrant cities in the world is New York. Join Jonathan van Bilsen as he explores this metropolis on foot in only four days. Visit the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building, discover eateries in Soho and trek through Central Park.

Southern Germany is often referred to as the land of fairytales. The Black Forest in Bavaria is a traveller's paradise. Join Jonathan van Bilsen as he explores Neuschwanstein Castle, discovers some interesting facts about Octoberfest, visits Frankfurt and Munich and travels along the Rhine

The countries of Belarus and Moldova are unique in that they are both former Soviet nations that are now independent. Join Jonathan van Bilsen as he explores both countries and surprisingly, discovers the largest winery in the world.

In this episode, #Jonathan van Bilsen treks through the entire country of Italy, with stunning views of Venice and Florence in the north, #Rome and the# Almalfi Coast in the west, #Bari and #Calabria in the east and south and a visit to #Mount Etna and the coastal towns of Sicily. Discover the beauty of this wonderful, Meditteranean land

#India is the seventh largest country in the world, and is very diverse in culture and religion. Join #Jonathan van Bilsen as he explores the capital of #Delhi, the holy Ganges River, the #Taj Mahal and the beauty of #Rajasthan. We may even see a tiger in the north

#Alaska and the #Yukon have long been the North American frontier for adventure and wilderness. Coupled with amazing wildlife viewing opportunities make this a fantastic locale to visit. Join Jonathan van Bilsen as he travels through the interior of both regions, meeting #moose, #grizzly bears and a great deal more.

#Namibia is one of west #Africa's most interesting countries. It is home to the second largest canyon in the world and has the highest sand dunes on the planet. The wildlife is abundant, with thousands of #elephants, giraffes and antelope. There are leopards and rhinos and even cheetahs. Join #JonathanvanBilsen as he travels across this vast land, in the middle of the #Kalahari Desert.

the Canadian town of #Churchill lies near the northern border of #Manitoba and is known for its gathering of polar bears, just before the ice on Hudson Bay freezes. Join #Jonathan van Bilsen as he explores the area and comes face to face with several of the big white bears.

In this episode, #JonathanvanBilsen visit's Canada's largest city, #Toronto, known affectionately as Toronto the Good. The reason for the nickname dates back to the city's Victorian propensity for moral stiffness. The term was coined by former mayor William Howland who, in the words of the #TorontoStar, was "an anti-vice, anti-gambling, anti-liquor, Bible-thumper." Today Toronto has grown to a bustling, multicultural melting pot of 7 million people and boasts some of the finest theatres and restaurants in the world. Join Jonathan as he discovers some hidden gems of this popular city. Comments or questions concerning the show should be addressed to info@photosNtravel.com Click Subscribe to receive notices of our monthly episodes

In this episode, #JonathanvanBilsen visit's Canada's largest city, #Toronto, known affectionally as Toronto the Good. The reason for the nickname dates back to the city's Victorian propensity for moral stiffness. The term was coined by former mayor William Howland who, in the words of the #TorontoStar, was "an anti-vice, anti-gambling, anti-liquor, Bible-thumper." Today Toronto has grown to a bustling, multicultural melting pot of 7 million people and boasts some of the finest theatres and restaurants in the world. Join Jonathan as he discovers some hidden gems of this popular city. Comments or questions concerning the show should be addressed to info@photosNtravel.com Subscribe' to receive notices of our monthly episodes

Malta is a tiny, island nation, in the centre of the beautiful Mediterranean. It is filled with history and a fantastic place to explore the past, as well as enjoy the warmth of one of the nicest places on earth.

The original Seven Wonders of the World were chosen by a few individuals, when most of the planet was not yet discovered. Between 2000 and 2007, tens of millions of people around the globe offered their opinion on what the new Seven Wonders of the World should be. Jonathan van Bilsen visits each one of them in this episode of photosNtravel

One cannot get further from civilization and still experience hotels, electricity and automobiles. The most well known, and probably the only identifying symbol of the island are the famous statues or “moai”. Their interesting history, contrary to popular opinion, does not lie in magical myth. To truly experience the splendour of the island one must first realize the history. Easter Island is one of the most isolated islands in the world, but 1,200 years ago a double-hulled canoe filled with seafarers from a distant culture landed upon its shores. Comments or questions concerning the show should be addressed to info@photosNtravel.com Click 'Subscribe' to receive notices of our monthly episodes