San Diego, CA � December 2002 � Travel Talk Radio� has announced that it has received a new time slot for its KFMB radio show. Beginning January 5, 2003, Travel Talk Radio will broadcast live on KFMB 760AM from 7am to 9am Pacific every Sunday morning.

To celebrate the anniversary of the Travel Talk Radio�s original broadcast on KFMB, Sandy Dhuyvetter, host and executive producer, has invited all of the regularly monthly segments guest hosts from the past year to join her for this special program. The show will celebrate travel with guests Top Of The Hour Travel News with Thomas Steinmetz, publisher of the daily travel newsletter, eTurboNews, Legally Speaking in Travel & Tourism Alexander Anolik, renowned travel law attorney, Talkin Story�Hawaiian Style Darlynne Reyes of Talkin� Story�Hawaiian Style, and special guest, Jamie Reno, acclaimed writer and musician and son of our beloved late Walt Reno, of Reno In Vegas.

Thomas Steinmetz first appeared on Travel Talk Radio in August of 2001 presenting the Top of the Hour Travel News. Mr. Steinmetz is the publisher of eTurboNews and the chairman of the ICTP, the International Council of Tourism Partners. He lives in Honolulu and provides the Travel Talk Radio audience a look at both domestic and global travel news.

Travel attorney Alexander Anolik, welcomes the audience to discuss current legal issues in his regular segment, Legally Speaking in Travel & Tourism. With over 30 years in practice, Mr. Anolik has served as lead counsel for many of the major players in the travel industry in some very high profile cases. Travel related legal questions from the audience are encouraged and can be called in toll 800-760-5362 or emailed to traveltalkradio@hotmail.com during the program.

Darlynne Reyes will also be on hand as guest host of Travel Talk Radio�s newest segment, Talkin Story�Hawaiian Style. Ms. Reyes, a native of Hawaii, is the anchor for the CNN Local Headline News, North County San Diego. Darlynne will bring the islands to the Travel Talk Radio audience each month as she �talks story� about Hawaiian adventures and travel ideas.

Jamie Reno, frequent contributor to Newsweek and San Diego Magazine, has been a guest on Travel Talk Radio several times during the past year. Among his many journalism accomplishments, Mr. Reno recently won seven 1st place honors at the 2002 San Diego Press Club Awards ceremony. Jamie is also the son of Walt Reno, our beloved contributor to Travel Talk Radio. Walt�s segment on Travel Talk Radio Reno in Vegas was a hit for many months before his untimely death in October of this year.

Regarding Travel Talk Radio�s upcoming year, Dhuyvetter noted �We are extremely proud of our growth and success during the past year and look forward to a stellar 2003 with an even higher rate of market expansion. In the past 6 months, we have extended our reach to another radio station in Las Vegas and to two very significant television stations: NBC (Channel 4) in Los Angeles and CNN local Headline News, North County San Diego. Bringing Travel Talk Radio to new markets through new channels is a great way to expand our listening audience and bring more value to our sponsors.� Travel Talk Radio has been receiving record breaking numbers of visitors at its Web site each month, citing it�s comprehensive online marketing program as one of the biggest reasons for it�s growth on the Web.

About Travel Talk Radio
The weekly Travel Talk Radio shows are presented in an interview/seminar format and include guests from around the world. With Internet access and Windows Media Player, a global audience hears Travel Talk Radio. A toll free number, 800-760-5362 and email messaging are available during the broadcasts for easy communication with the live show. The audience is encouraged to browse the Web sites that are linked to the weekly shows and participate in the discussions.

The show airs live each Sunday from 7 - 9am Pacific. Archives can be heard within 24 hours of the live program. Travel Talk Radio can be accessed on the Internet 7x24 by logging onto www.traveltalkradio.com.

For more information, call toll free 877-TOURSTALK or 760-753-1114 to talk to a Travel Talk Radio staff member.

New Sponsor
Travel Talk Radio welcomes new sponsor; San Diego Travel Expo. The San Diego Travel Expo is looking for Travel and Hospitality companies who wish to promote their products and services to San Diego travelers and travel agents on Sunday February 9, 2003. The exhibit is held at the Scottish Rite Center and is in the most centrally-located and convenient exhibition hall in the San Diego area with ample free parking. �Travel Talk Radio participated in the Expo last year and found that the caliber of attendees as well as the exhibitors were superb,� said Sandy Dhuyvetter, executive producer of Travel Talk Radio. �It 's a chance to get locally known in a fabulous area where travel is regarded with high value and vacations are considered one of the most precious freedoms.�

San Diego Travel Expo is affordable to exhibit and the visibility is unparalleled to a city of it's size. For more information call Ron Moore at: 800 714.4007. or visit travelexposandiego.com.

The Travel Talk Mission
Travel Talk Radio's mission is to facilitate communications between tour operators, wholesales, travel agents and consumers. Both Travel Talk Radio Online and Travel Talk Radio AM radio programs were created and based on the belief that travel is a catalyst for creating communication, peace, and commerce among the countries and communities of the world. Our approach has been to accommodate the travel professional and savvy traveler by interviewing Travel Industry leaders and reviewing the latest in travel products and services. Travel Talk Radio is committed to creating an easy-to-use, reliable and ever-growing directory of audio interviews and news clippings. Each audio clip includes links to quality content that supports the travel agent community and promotes travel to a travel savvy audience.

Contact:
Tisha Spreng
tisha@traveltalkradio.com
Travel Talk Radio
760.753.1114