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Conde Nast Traveller UK podcast series

27 May 2021

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This past week, Conde Nast Traveller magazine in the UK launched four new episodes of their podcast series, Escape Routes that explore regions of Australia.

Created in 2020 to provide listeners with inspirational travel content while global lockdowns continued, Escape Routes offers immersive audio content with travel features narrated by the writers who composed them.

The four new episodes were created in partnership with Tourism Australia and explore The Kimberley, the Mornington Peninsula, Tasmania and a number of outback stations across South Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland and Western Australia.

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