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Bourdain to host second Travel Channel show
Anthony Bourdain of the Travel Channel's No Reservations will host and executive produce a new series called The Layover which is set to premiere in the fall. The premise of the new show has Bourdain spending no more than 48 hours in a city, searching out the best experiences he can in that time."This is a chance to show viewers the secrets of Tony's traveling routine: cracking open the essence of each city, getting right to the marrow of every experience, and making the most out of every moment," Fred Graver, Travel Channel's head of programming told Zap2It.com.
Originally called 24-hour Layovers, Bourdain says of the show "unlike No Rez, you will actually be able to do the stuff covered on the show. And unlike other shows of the genre, you might actually want to."
"These shows are not only about finding the best of every city, but they're filled with amazing tips and tricks for where to go, where to stay, where to eat, and how to get around -- as only Tony can share them" Graver adds.
Bourdain and fellow No Reservations exec producers Lydia Tenaglia and Chris Collins will also executive produce The Layover.
No Reservations, in its seventh season, continues Monday, August 1 as Tony visits the famed Spanish restaurant El Bulli, which is about to close.
Photo: @OttaviaBourdain
No Reservations, in its seventh season, continues Monday, August 1 as Tony visits the famed Spanish restaurant El Bulli, which is about to close.
Photo: @OttaviaBourdain
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Karl Randall Jul 28th 2011 10:44PM
I am a restaurant owner in Wellington Lower Hutt New Zealand called the Cadillac Diner.I am a great fan of Antony Bourdain.His show is awesome and I cant wait to see his new show The Layover Cheers Kia Ora