travelogue , auch: travelog AmE

But her 90-minute piece is not simply a linear travelogue.

A short travelogue was also filmed while they were there.

An individual work is sometimes called a travelogue or itinerary.

You can write a lovely travelogue about some beautiful world of the future.

He also written articles on politics, culture, travelogues, social issues.

Lamar Alexander's came out in the form of a travelogue.

Upon his return to Europe he wrote an enormously popular travelogue.

This version was also included on their 1980 Travelogue album.

A wild travelogue about a search for a living dinosaur.

The record, in its borrowing, has the sound of America; it's like a travelogue.

Travelogues in living color have long been one of television's stronger suits.

Glam changed the subject and went more into a travelogue.

It turns out I had been expected to deliver a travelogue instead of intelligence.

The film is a travelogue through the most beautiful landscapes of India.

He had several short stories, novels, plays and travelogues to his credit.

She also wrote several travelogues, volumes of poetry, and many children's stories.

This book, which folds international studies into a travelogue, is an attempt at that.

A story is about people; take out the people and you have a travelogue, at best.

"You want me to include her in my travelogue?"

He is particularly known for his humorous writings and travelogues.

What was the thinking behind not only using 1st-person narration - but also a travelogue framework?

The book is both a personal travelogue and a memoir, divided into three parts.

We watched a lot of travelogues when we were kids.

His Eating Well series is, like so many others, half travelogue.