Eugene Levy on Touring Windsor Castle with Prince William and Walking in Royal Footsteps for 'The Reluctant Traveler'

"I'm much less reluctant of a traveler than I was since I'm getting much more out of the experiences of being there, but getting there is still an issue,"

"I'm sorry, it's the airports, the security, the dirty buckets, and the jet lag you have to go through coming and going. But once I'm there, I'm having a ball."

"I don't naturally have an affinity for anything that would be interesting to do, so I put myself in the shoes of a more experienced traveler and did some homework and research to try to come up with a bucket list that I thought any experienced traveler would want to go on,"

Eugene Levy has traveled extensively, including ice fishing in Lapland, wildlife viewing in South Africa, island-hopping in Greece, and exploring Costa Rica's Arenal jungles. The Reluctant Traveler returned for a third season on Sept. 19 on Apple TV+. Levy still dislikes airports, security procedures, dirty facilities, and jet lag, but finds the on-site experiences rewarding. Season three presents a self-curated bucket list of standout events and destinations such as Oaxaca's Day of the Dead, the Vienna Philharmonic Ball, a cricket match in Jaipur, and Seoul's K-wave. Episodes emphasize personal encounters, a royal-linked stay at The Goring Hotel, and an exclusive Windsor Castle tour with Prince William.

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