Beau Ryan reveals what it was really like filming the latest season of The Amazing Race
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Beau Ryan reveals what it was really like filming the latest season of The Amazing Race
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The Amazing Race Australia host Beau Ryan has revealed what it was like filming the upcoming season in various different countries which all have unique Covid protocols.
The ex-NRL star, 37, said it was business as usual as the crew developed contingencies to ensure they could handle any challenges they encountered.
We had a backup plan, we had protocols and our own Covid safety team,’ he said.
The Amazing Race Australia host Beau Ryan (pictured on location in Morocco) has revealed what it was like filming the upcoming season in various different countries which all have unique Covid protocols
‘We adapted, because every country has different rules – and in each country we met the protocols accordingly.’
The buff presenter said he was thrilled to be filming overseas for the new season after the production was grounded in Australia last year due to Covid.
‘I was very excited and ready to go considering our last one was in Australia. I loved that, but I was ready to get back overseas and do what we do best,’ he said.
The ex-NRL star, 37, said it was business as usual as the crew developed contingencies to ensure they could handle any challenges they encountered
It follows the hit reality series hitting a snag earlier this year after a number of Covid cases broke out on set, sending the production into isolation.
Due to isolation requirements, members of the production crew, supervising producers and even Beau himself had to temporarily step aside from their duties.
Those impacted by Covid and the isolation period recovered in hotels while the country-jumping production moved to its next location.
The upcoming season of The Amazing Race Australia will see contestants solving challenges leading to clues in countries such as Belize, Greece and Morocco
The upcoming season of The Amazing Race Australia will see contestants solving challenges leading to clues in countries such as Belize, Greece and Morocco.
Contestants will be paired in groups of two and compete for a cash prize of $250,000 and two brand new cars – an Isuzu D-MAX and an Isuzu MU-X.
The Amazing Race Australia: Around The World will premiere on Channel 10 on Monday August 29.
The Amazing Race Australia: Around The World will premiere on Channel 10 on Monday August 29