Travel expert Rick Steves, famed for his guidebooks and the TV series “Rick Steves’ Europe,” recently revealed that he has been diagnosed with prostate cancer. Despite the challenging news, Steves maintains a positive outlook, noting that medical scans indicate no signs of the cancer spreading. With an unwavering commitment to his work, he plans to proceed with filming two new television shows in France before his scheduled surgery in late September. Steves has expressed deep gratitude for the medical team at Seattle’s Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, whose support has been instrumental during this period. He views his diagnosis as a new journey, offering opportunities for profound insights and a renewed appreciation for life. Steves is optimistic about a swift recovery and aims to resume his regular activities by late October. Throughout this period, he remains dedicated to his professional endeavors and advocacy efforts, demonstrating resilience and a continued passion for travel and cultural education.