The scale of Cambodia’s Angkor Wat can’t quite be described. A source of great national pride and point of pilgrimage for Cambodians, Angkor Wat represents
A scuba diving and snorkelling paradise, the entire coastline of Roatán is fringed by white beaches and turquoise waters that teem with tropical fish. On
The Island of Cozumel or Isla Cozumel as it’s known, is just 12 miles off the east coast of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, opposite Playa del
Argentina’s Buenos Aires. Passion-fused tangos and painted streets.
Montevideo’s Ciudad Vieja The principal city of Uruguay, Montevideo lies on the Río de la Plata estuary, almost directly opposite Buenos Aires. Founded in 1724
Russia’s second-largest metropolis after Moscow lies on a series of islands in the Neva River delta with more than 342 ornately decorated bridges crisscrossing its
As part of my Magical Places of the world series, I introduce the various regions of the world – Africa, Antartica, Asia, Europe South and
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
The shameful practice of South Africa’s cruel and exploitative captive-bred lion hunting industry is something that regularly makes headlines, with newly revealed insight into how
My indoor plants are my babies, an extension of my home that I love and care for. Which means that I take extra special care
What the Ocean means to me on World Ocean Day and everyday.
Social distancing, or stay-safe-at-home, has been the clarion call for most governments and health organisations all over the world for the better part of this
Healing the earth seems to be exactly what is required right now, with most of us tucked up at home, regrouping, seeking out inner strength
I was asked by Ruth Cooper of BizCommunity to answer a few questions in their #LockdownLessons series talking about thoughts and predictions on how travel
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
The scale of Cambodia’s Angkor Wat can’t quite be described. A source of great national pride and point of pilgrimage for Cambodians, Angkor Wat represents a mesmerising blend of faith, spirituality, and creative ambition, with
A scuba diving and snorkelling paradise, the entire coastline of Roatán is fringed by white beaches and turquoise waters that teem with tropical fish. On land, find a mountainous interior of pine-forested hills. Roatán is
The Island of Cozumel or Isla Cozumel as it’s known, is just 12 miles off the east coast of Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula, opposite Playa del Carmen in the Caribbean Sea. Separated from the mainland by
Argentina’s Buenos Aires. Passion-fused tangos and painted streets.
Montevideo’s Ciudad Vieja The principal city of Uruguay, Montevideo lies on the Río de la Plata estuary, almost directly opposite Buenos Aires. Founded in 1724 by a Spanish soldier Bruno Mauricio de Zabala as a
Russia’s second-largest metropolis after Moscow lies on a series of islands in the Neva River delta with more than 342 ornately decorated bridges crisscrossing its waterways. Founded in 1703, Saint Petersburg has played a vital
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
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
The shameful practice of South Africa’s cruel and exploitative captive-bred lion hunting industry is something that regularly makes headlines, with newly revealed insight into how rife and devastating it really is. Blood Lions the documentary
My indoor plants are my babies, an extension of my home that I love and care for. Which means that I take extra special care of them and am completely devastated when any start to
What the Ocean means to me on World Ocean Day and everyday.
Social distancing, or stay-safe-at-home, has been the clarion call for most governments and health organisations all over the world for the better part of this year, with staying home the surest way of keeping safe
Healing the earth seems to be exactly what is required right now, with most of us tucked up at home, regrouping, seeking out inner strength and looking towards a greener, more sustainable and healthy future.
I was asked by Ruth Cooper of BizCommunity to answer a few questions in their #LockdownLessons series talking about thoughts and predictions on how travel will shift to a more authentic, climate-friendly and sustainable focus
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
