A Girl’s Guide to India
If it is possible to be passionately in love with a country, yet hate it at the same time, then I have that relationship with India. From the grimy streets … Continue reading
Croatia: One of the Hottest Destinations for Winter Sun
It’s official, Croatia is one of the hottest destinations for winter sun – this beautiful part of Europe has seen a 23% increase in British visitors in the past year, … Continue reading
Best Haunted Stays
Short days, long nights and a near perpetual film of fog, winter is the perfect time for making the hairs stand up on the back of your neck with tales … Continue reading
Beyond the Sights of San Francisco
San Francisco certainly holds enough magic to woo you for a week with its Golden Gate Bridge, adorable sea lions and sourdough bread bowls filled with thick clam chowder. But, … Continue reading
Why Living in a Troglodyte Cave Might be Good for you
“I’m going to France to live in a cave,” I declared to my friends and family. It was the heart of winter and my loved ones rolled their eyes, passing … Continue reading
Top 10 Tips for Seeing Paris on a Budget
Snagging a cheap flight or making the most of the Eurostar’s cheap deals, getting to Paris can cost next to nothing. Seeing the city, however, can feel like another matter. … Continue reading
5 Hawaiian Dishes (that Only the Locals Eat)
Think of the United States and food, and it doesn’t take long to conjure up images of cheeseburgers and fries, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and chili dogs. However, while Hawaii is … Continue reading
Romantic Castles for a Winter Retreat
Winter is definitely a time to retreat indoors, but if your own home isn’t inspiring the right blend of romance, consider a weekend break. And if you’re searching for a … Continue reading
Europe’s Most Luxurious Ski Resorts
A fresh drift of powder sprinkling the mountains is a magical sight and if you’re seeing it with a crisp glass of Champagne in hand, it’s even better. Living the … Continue reading
6 Lessons from Kung Fu School (and How I Learned I’m no Bruce Lee)
My childhood TV choices were dominated by my older brother, which meant that by the end of my teenage years I’d seen more kung fu movies than most. Jet Li, … Continue reading
Munich Beyond the Oktoberfest
The words Munich and the Oktoberfest are synonymous, but there is more to this European city than steins of beer. If you find yourself amongst the five million people that … Continue reading
Everything you Need to Know About Traditional Mexican Food and Drink
In 2010 Mexican Cuisine was declared of such vital important that UNESCO added it to its list of “intangible cultural heritage.” But I was way ahead of them. I’d put … Continue reading
New Low-Cost Airline Routes to Try in Autumn / Winter 2012
Year after year Europe gets more and more accessible as the UK’s low cost airlines open up new routes to new destination. If you’re looking for destination inspiration, here are … Continue reading
Verona: Italy’s Most Romantic City
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the city of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, and home of to some of the most dramatic opera you can see, Verona has all of the … Continue reading
City De-stress: Top 5 London Day Spas
The idea of a spa weekend is a luxury many of us don’t have the time to enjoy. However, with a host of day spas nestled within London and primed … Continue reading