There’s a strong smell of incense as I enter the temple, the sweet-spicy aroma wafting gently on the warm air. Monks in orange robes chant
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With the rise of soulful getaways for girls, Thailand is increasingly popular as a destination offering the balance of wellness, health, food and retail therapy,
From mesmerising public sculptures, respected art galleries to burgeoning street art, the world’s creative talent has flourished, and great artworks exist throughout. If you are
Iconic cities carry weight as we dream of destinations around the world that we’d one day like to visit. Each with their own distinct qualities
It’s been a long slow process of housebound living and patience during this pandemic and many of you may be starting to look at future
The noise, chaos, and momentum of our everyday lives can leave us with a yearning to seek out a path of self-discovery. A desire to
As part of my Magical Places of the world series, I introduce the various regions of the world – Africa, Antartica, Asia, Europe South and
Singapore, an island city-state off southern Malaysia, is constantly evolving, reinventing and reimagining itself. The Singaporean’s balance of Feng Shui, blended culture and commitment to
Thailand’s capital is a huge heaving cosmopolitan city that seems to never rest, but it is also home to an astounding number of public parks
Located about 100km west of Bangkok at the convergence of three rivers, Kanchanaburi offers a relatively easy getaway from Thailand’s capital. Attracting crowds of tourists
You may not have heard of Kanchanaburi, but there’s a strong chance that you’re familiar with the 1957 Academy Award-winning dramatic film ‘The Bridge Over
If there’s a way to gain confidence while having fun, it’s definitely through travel and exploring the unexplored. Almost everybody loves the sight of snow-capped
Global interest in eco-tourism has increased dramatically as people start to drift towards greener consumption. The hospitality industry has had to adapt to meet these
Ecotourism is much more than a buzz word. Global trends show that a significant majority of travellers want to engage more in local conservation and
Imagine taking to the open road behind the wheels of your very own Tuk-Tuk, carefully navigating the hills as you veer between rural landscapes, through
There’s a strong smell of incense as I enter the temple, the sweet-spicy aroma wafting gently on the warm air. Monks in orange robes chant their prayers as they gently rock back and forth. The
ETIAS Essentials you should know when planning your travels to Europe.
With the rise of soulful getaways for girls, Thailand is increasingly popular as a destination offering the balance of wellness, health, food and retail therapy, as I discovered on a recent trip. Beyond the country’s
From mesmerising public sculptures, respected art galleries to burgeoning street art, the world’s creative talent has flourished, and great artworks exist throughout. If you are a person who loves both art and travel like me,
Iconic cities carry weight as we dream of destinations around the world that we’d one day like to visit. Each with their own distinct qualities and characteristics. Yet these six rather lesser-known cities are the
It’s been a long slow process of housebound living and patience during this pandemic and many of you may be starting to look at future travel plans. Travelling during the pandemic reuqires a great deal
The noise, chaos, and momentum of our everyday lives can leave us with a yearning to seek out a path of self-discovery. A desire to heal, rejuvenate, and energise our body and soul. Travelling to
As part of my Magical Places of the world series, I introduce the various regions of the world – Africa, Antartica, Asia, Europe South and North America and Oceania. What a beautiful world we live
Singapore, an island city-state off southern Malaysia, is constantly evolving, reinventing and reimagining itself. The Singaporean’s balance of Feng Shui, blended culture and commitment to do everything they do well, shines strong. There is a
Thailand’s capital is a huge heaving cosmopolitan city that seems to never rest, but it is also home to an astounding number of public parks and green spaces that offer a respite from the hustle
Located about 100km west of Bangkok at the convergence of three rivers, Kanchanaburi offers a relatively easy getaway from Thailand’s capital. Attracting crowds of tourists interested in learning about the difficult history of Thailand during
You may not have heard of Kanchanaburi, but there’s a strong chance that you’re familiar with the 1957 Academy Award-winning dramatic film ‘The Bridge Over the River Kwai’, which was set there. A couple of
If there’s a way to gain confidence while having fun, it’s definitely through travel and exploring the unexplored. Almost everybody loves the sight of snow-capped mountains, scenic landscapes and gorgeous beach sunsets with the experience
Global interest in eco-tourism has increased dramatically as people start to drift towards greener consumption. The hospitality industry has had to adapt to meet these demands, willing to pay more for sustainable travel and have
Ecotourism is much more than a buzz word. Global trends show that a significant majority of travellers want to engage more in local conservation and activities that promote sustainability. In Thailand – and around the
Imagine taking to the open road behind the wheels of your very own Tuk-Tuk, carefully navigating the hills as you veer between rural landscapes, through bustling villages, from one attraction to the next. Nothing between
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The Incidental Tourist is a Personal Travel Blog of a conscious traveller with a deep love for Africa, its incredible people and the environment.
Here I bring you narratives, stories, video and photographs from my travels around the globe, including accounts of gorilla trekking in Uganda, turtle rescue in Kenya, tree planting in Zambia and setting up a temporary home in Lisbon. Not to mention falling in love with Marjorelle Blue in Marrakech.
Included too are accommodation and restaurant reviews, as well as details of the conservation efforts that I support.
A self proclaimed earth advocate and beauty seeker, I invite you to share in my love of sustainable impact travel – and the rich offerings of our beautiful world. With a long career as a Dream Holiday Maker, I can assist with travels arrangements to any of these areas too.
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