The many fans of Anthony Bourdain know he doesn't need reservations to get the most out of his travel adventures. In "The Layover," instead of sitting idly -- Bourdain, idle? -- in an airport while awaiting his next departure, the sharp-tongued host is winging it like never before, killing time with a purpose in cities throughout the U.S., Asia and Europe. But he has only between 24 and 48 hours to unleash an unpredictable story about a place, a people and their food before catching his next flight, so there's a definite sense of urgency to Bourdain's step. Wikipedia
The many fans of Anthony Bourdain know he doesn't need reservations to get the most out of his travel adventures. In "The Layover," instead of sitting idly -- Bourdain, idle? -- in an airport while awaiting his next departure, the sharp-tongued host is winging it like never before, killing time with a purpose in cities throughout the U.S., Asia...
