Live from the Ambassador’s House on Palmetto Parrot Cay, Flahama, this week's show provided some real important information for those travelers who are headed “across the pond,” as they say in the UK, or simply going to the Bahamas for a long weekend. Once you are out of the U-S of A, your health insurance is not the lifesaver it is here in the states. Could you afford a $27,000 air ambulance evacuation from a Caribbean island? How about your ability to communicate in French to the attending physician in a Paris hospital, or dealing with a family member who suddenly became ill on an extended cruise? History Lady and Radio Man had the show's resident travel consultant
John Burson, CTC, of
Indian River Travel, in the studio to answer these question and more. Call-in guest
Andrea Frederickson of
Travel Guard was a wealth of information on this topic, in addition to other related travel issues that can and do arise when traveling abroad. This is a segment of the show you cannot miss!
Sticking with the tourism theme and educating our listeners about the history of tourism development on the Treasure Coast, guest
Dick Roland, board member of the
Stuart Sailfish Club was onboard sharing with listeners how this world recognized sportfishing and conservation group utilized the fantastic sailfishing off Treasure Coast waters in the winter season, to attract visitors from around the country to our great area. If you listen closely, you will understand the difference between
“J” hooks and
"circle” hooks that are now used for game fishing.
Looking for a fun fishing tournament coming up on Father’s Day that won’t bust your budget?
The Stuart Sailfish Club’s first
SUMMER SLAM will fill the bill.
Listen in for details and a whole lot of information.
Thanks for listening. We're broadcasting live from Tortola next week. 'See' you then!
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