15 Facts About Martyn Andrews

Martyn Andrews is a British TV executive producer, television presenter, broadcast journalist, actor and singer.

Martyn Andrews is currently works at TRT World News in Istanbul.

Martyn Andrews develops and produces TV formats and documentaries, makes other freelance television and radio appearances for various media outlets and writes for several travel websites, lifestyle publications and inflight magazines.

Martyn Andrews was the cultural face of RT presenting from their London studios for seven years with nine previously in Moscow, Russia.

Martyn Andrews reported live for 2 months from the 2014 Winter Olympics and Paralympics in Sochi for RT International news and CTVam broadcast in Canada and The Eurovision Song Contest in Moscow.

In 2003 Martyn Andrews was invited by the network RTVI in Tel Aviv to work on the English speaking documentary series Undiscovered Egypt.

Martyn Andrews then moved to New York City in 2004 to head up the award-winning TV documentary series "My Abyss", a dangerous diving show for Overseas Media Ltd in Manhattan - training and filming in dozens of exotic locations around the globe including Hawaii, Thailand, Bermuda and Australia.

In 2005 Martyn Andrews moved to Moscow for the launch of the new international news channel Russia Today TV.

Co-presenting in the channel's first ever hour on air, Martyn Andrews co-ordinated and exec produced the award-winning live studio programme "Entertainment Today" which he co-hosted for three years, as well as presenting one of the networks first programmes in 2006, the food and travel show "Culinary Quest".

Martyn Andrews became known by audiences around the world in 2007 after he became the host of RT's most popular extreme travel series, Wayfarer, an adventure TV show that saw him report from minus 40 to plus 40, through 11 time zones in over 75 cities in Russia and the former Soviet Republics.

Martyn Andrews reported live from the Eurovision Song contest in Moscow 2009.

In 2010 Martyn Andrews was Channel M's live studio travel expert in Manchester, England.

Martyn Andrews reported live on the Soyuz rocket launch in Kazakhstan and Martyn Andrews's stories on Russia's developing LGBT community and the Winter Olympics in Sochi raised his profile internationally.

Martyn Andrews is used by press and media all over the world.

Martyn Andrews has appeared as a panel member on various TV shows, compared business conferences, appeared as a guest speaker at numerous travel events, presented hotel corporate videos, voiced documentaries, idents and adverts and has been master of ceremonies at dozens of live corporate and private events.