The final clue always leads them to their ticket home

"Tours by Unger"is greenlit for six half-hour episodes produced by Half Yard Productions.Underground BBQ Challenge pits neighbors against neighbors across the country in an epic BBQ cooking contest. Host and acclaimed chef G. Garvin offers two teams of local grill masters a chance to prove they've got the chops to represent their town with the tastiest, most creatively cooked and presented BBQ. Garvin and two local judges decide which neighborhood's dish will win the Underground BBQ Challenge and the $10,000 prize. "Underground BBQ Challenge" is greenlit for eight one-hour episodes produced by The Michael Group.World Access is an immersive exploration of fascinating sites and hidden locations. A team consisting of highly trained experts and journalists lead viewers on an incredible journey through amazing landscapes and odd tourist destinations. "World Access"is greenlit for seven one-hour episodes produced by Indigo Films.Specials:One Day On Earth shows sights and sounds in countries from all over the globe, captured all on the same day. From before sunrise to after sunset, viewers witness all the stories that shape us from bustling cities to exotic jungles to the rolling countryside celebrating life and discovering our shared connections. "One Day on Earth" is greenlit for a one-hour special produced by Electus.In Development:1 Way Ticket surprises couples with a free trip to an exotic location after friends secretly nominate them. Once they land, the travelers follow clues that will lead them on a series of thrilling and locale-specific adventures. The final clue always leads them to their ticket home. "1 Way Ticket" is a series in development greenlit for two half-hour episodes produced by JOHLT Productions.U.S. net Travel Channel is to introduce audiences to hidden cultures, culinary adventures and new travel personalities via a roster of 10 new series, one special, and a series which is in development. Culture focused series being rolled out by the channel includethe 8 x 60-minute Big Crazy Family Adventure working title, which follows explorer-writer Bruce Kirkby pictured above as he treks from Vancouver to the Himalayas with his wife and two children