JAPAN: A Whisky Lover’s Guide To Tokyo
Tokyo has a special relationship with Whisky – there are so many bars dedicated to this fine drink. I had a wonderful time researching this article on Tokyo’s best whisky […]
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TURKEY: Eating in Istanbul
Most travellers will tell you that Istanbul is a place you go to eat. I can confirm that. Every regional variety of Turkish food is represented in some form and […]
SWEDEN: Hooray For Stockholm!
I absolutely adored Stockholm, what an amazing city. Here is the article about Stockholm I wrote for Forbes Travel Guide on what do do if you only have a stopover […]
ARMENIA: Yerevan Appeals to all the senses
Fabulous Kebabs and Five-Dollar Opera Tickets in in the World’s Best Preserved Soviet City I bet you haven’t considered a trip to Armenia. It may be small, but Armenia’s capital […]
A Day In Dubai
As the world’s most famous stopover city, Dubai offers a lot to see and do – so get organised before you land. Here are some ideas on how to spend […]
Papua New Guinea: What I’m Taking Home
Here are 7 things in my carry-on during my trip to Papua New Guinea. I really wish I took a note of these things more often, the contents of a […]
Extraordinary London
I’m over Big Ben. How many times can you go on the London Eye or see Westminster Abbey before it gets a bit tired? This month I picked through London’s […]
From Nairobi to Bangkok: Classic Traveller’s Hubs
Long before air conditioning, ATMs, email and mobile phones travelling was a tricky, lonely, expensive business – it still can be. Indeed, we travellers tire of out-of-touch homebodies telling us […]
In-Flight Etiquette – 10 Tips For A Pleasant Journey
Long journeys are never easy to endure but following a few basic guidelines makes it more comfortable for you, your fellow traveller and the airline staff. Most of these tips […]
Do you have proof of onward travel?
It’s the question that most regular travellers despise more than “would you please step this way for an intimate body search?” The most unneccessary, the most irritating and the most […]
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