Travel Channel Premieres All New Episode Of Critically-Acclaimed Bourdain Series 'THE LAYOVER' On Monday, December 26 At 9PM ET/PT

MARCUS SAKEY discovers three very different stories in AtlANTA on an all new episode of 'Hidden City' Tuesday, December 27 at 10pm ET/PT

Travel Channel presents an all-new episode of the new Bourdain series, 'The Layover' on Monday, December 26 at 9pm ET/PT.  The hour-long 10-part series, explores a different jet-setting hub proving that layovers are opportunities for travelers to mingle with locals, crash parties, dine on local cuisine, and explore cultures. 

From New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami to Hong Kong, Singapore, London, Rome, Montreal and Amsterdam, viewers learn where to go, where to stay and what to eat, to maximize their enjoyment no matter how much or little time they have in that city.

In the original episode, Tony travels to the city of Montreal.  Although frozen for much of the year, this city lets loose during the few months of warm weather. Good chef friends like Martin Picard and Dave McMillian expose Tony to the wild, exciting and proud culture of Montreal. Along the way Tony sees firsthand how intrinsic the local environment is to Montrealer's food and fun.

Then on Tuesday, December 27 at 10pm ET/PT, Travel Channel presents an all-new episode of 'Hidden City' with host, award-winning thriller novelist Marcus Sakey. In the hour-long 12-episode series, Sakey travels the country, city to city, to uncover the less-than-pristine history and reveal the untold stories of some of the city's most historical crimes.

In the original episode, Marcus travels to Atlanta, the Capital of the South. A place that has known both hardship and triumph; it was burned to the ground in 1864 and yet little more than a century later hosted the world for the 1996 Olympics.  Follow Marcus as he discovers three very different stories in Atlanta's history:  The Great Locomotive Chase, a unique crime that was the most foundational event in the city's history; Bear Market, a heinous crime committed by a day trader during the late 90's when Atlanta was the Silicon Valley of the South; and The Cartel Kidnapping, the story of Oscar Reynoso - a drug dealer with a $300,000 debt who was lured to a suburban home for retribution.