From No Reservations to The Layover: There's no stopping Anthony Bourdain

The rebel chef is at it again. Anthony Bourdain is getting set to premiere his new show, The Layover on the Travel Channel.

The Layover will follow Bourdain as he visits major cities in North America, Europe and Asia. The new show, which will form a 10-part series, will follow the jet-setting host as he visits everything from “dive bars to five stars,” all in the time span of just 24 to 48 hours. Stops include in his hometown of New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, and even Montreal (possibly to make a stop of Martin Picard’s Au Pied de Cochon).

Bourdain, who is already the host of the network’s Emmy award-winning series No Reservations, and on the cover of Lifestyler’s most recent issue, will once again be tempting audiences to follow him in his action-packed gastronomic adventures around the world.

Unlike No Reservations, the show will be a “departure” from his exotic travels around the world to sample some delicious and diverse food.

"The Layover is a fast, busy and content-filled hour,” says Bourdain. “We go to spots that I personally think are cool and fun for all budgets. In every case, these are places where I either did go, or would visit even when the cameras are off. The Layover is a reflection of what I’ve learned over time. It’s about telling a story that viewers can recreate themselves.”

The Layover premieres on Nov. 21 on Travel Channel.

Check out a sneak preview here: 




— Veronica Boodhan


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