Remember those lazy Sunday mornings spent glued to the Travel Channel, dreaming of exotic destinations and culinary adventures? You’d hop from “Ghost Adventures” in the eerie Edinburgh Castle to “Bizarre Foods” with Andrew Zimmern navigating the bustling street food scene in Bangkok. But lately, you’re seeing more and more Travel Channel favorites popping up on Discovery Plus. So, what’s the deal? Are all Travel Channel shows making the jump to streaming?
Unpacking the Discovery Plus and Travel Channel Connection
The short answer is no, not all Travel Channel shows are moving to Discovery Plus. However, there’s more to the story. Discovery Plus, the streaming service from the Discovery network (which owns Travel Channel), is becoming a hub for a vast library of travel content.
Think of it this way: imagine planning a trip to Japan. You wouldn’t just explore one street in Tokyo, would you? You’d want to experience the peaceful beauty of Kyoto’s temples, the bustling energy of Osaka, and maybe even hike Mount Fuji.
Discovery Plus is like your all-access pass to the world of travel content. It not only houses a large selection of Travel Channel shows, both past and present, but also incorporates content from other Discovery networks like Food Network, HGTV, and more.
What You’ll Find on Discovery Plus
For travel enthusiasts, Discovery Plus offers a treasure trove of programming:
- Classic Travel Channel Favorites: Relive your favorite episodes of “Ghost Adventures,” “Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations,” or get lost in the breathtaking landscapes of “Planet Earth.”
- New and Exclusive Content: Discovery Plus is investing in original travel programming, offering fresh perspectives and never-before-seen adventures.
- Content Beyond Travel Channel: Dive into food documentaries on Food Network, explore different cultures on Discovery, or even learn about the history of a destination through documentaries on History Channel.
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