Pilot Film and Television Productions.

Video tour of America's nineteenth century Wild West. Sami Sabiti follows Lewis & Clark's 3700-mile journey while Holly Morris rides the Oregon Wagon Trail to Salt Lake City. Zay Harding visits the Alamo in San Antonio then rides shotgun outside El Paso, Texas, on the Butterfield Stagecoach, which carried passengers on a 3000-mile journey from Missouri to San Francisco. Holly joins the annual re-ride of the 2000-mile Pony Express in Utah, then Zay...

Explore some of the world's most fascinating districts, tracing the unique and famous footpaths where history was made.

Explores Venice includes St. Mark's Square, the Basilica, Lido, Burano, Grand Canal, and Doge's Palace.

Join Brianna Barnes as she explores the pristine beauty, rich history, and fascinating people of Switzerland.

Zay Harding takes the road trip of a lifetime on one of the longest and most spectacular highways in the world, Argentina's Ruta 40, often called La Mitica Ruta 4,0 or the Mythical Route 40. Running the entire length of the country, from the border with Bolivia to the southern tip of Patagonia and along the edge of the Andes mountains, Zay completes a 3,000 mile journey from north to south across the entire country.

Ian Wright tours Stephandom Cathedral, the Freud Museum, Central Cemetery, Chambray Palace, Hofburg Palace, Mauthausen, Old Dunube and Salzburg.

Traveler Sami Sabiti starts his journey in Seattle, then heads southwest to the logging town of Hoquiam. Hitching a ride to Astoria, he then heads across the Cascade range to Mount Hood. He also visits the city of Portland and Mount St. Helens.

Ian Wright sets off from Auckland to visit the hot springs of Rotorua and heads to the Bay of Islands; travels to Christchurch before heading to the sports capital, Queenstown. Zay Harding begins in the capital, Wellington and ends at Lake Te Anau.

Nigeria is Africa's most populated country, home to 150 million people, overcrowded and chaotic; it's definitely not on the usual tourist trail. Globe Trekker Adela Ucar boldly goes to the heart of West Africa and discovers Nigeria to be one of the most diverse and exciting travel destinations.

Closed off to the world for centuries, Myanmar (Burma) has now risen to the top of many travel destination lists and is now as warm and welcoming as the ruling military junta were harsh and oppressive. Megan McCormick dives into the heart of the country to get the low down. Megan starts her journey in Yangon, then visits popular Inle Lake. She takes a bumpy train journey to Mandalay and Bagan which was once capital of the Kingdom that fully integrated...