Where to eat, how to dress and things to know about Marrakech My perception of Marrakech before, during and after the trip has changed so drastically. Before, I was thrilled to be going to such a lush city that looked like a dream oasis. I literally imagined that it would be like Princess Jasmine’s garden – aviary, fountains and all.…
Travelling the world has always been a kind of gap year dream to me. So when I got to planning this post, I never thought I would find it so effortless to find three inspirational women to interview that travel as their work. Things have changed – travelling as your job isn’t just restricted to highbrow hotel critics or ragged…
When you’re starting out, the idea of blogging on holiday when you already have to remind yourself to post daily is the last thing you want to do. Plus, there’s the logistics of it all – carrying a heavy and often expensive camera around with you everywhere and then the issue of whether or not your travel buddies actually know…
So for the last two weeks or so my whole feed has been screaming CRETE CRETE CRETE, to the point that when I was dreadfully unwell and bedridden for a week, my friends actually thought I was still in Greece. I wasn’t, I was in my house in London, snotty and in fits of cold sweats. So attractive, right? But…
SINGAPORE My time in Singapore was a whirlwind! I stopped over for two and a half days on my way to Hong Kong, mainly to see my family and be with my children (my dog Gatsby and bunny Percy). If you were to ask me if I missed living here I would answer with a firm “no”. There were too…
Walk into the Grand Ferdinand hotel and you are greeted by a horse to rival Black Beauty, a grand chandelier, palms and a friendly concierge. Just a ten minute walk from Vienna Central Station (from the airport to the main station costs €12/single €19/return), your venture will lead you through a picturesque park. The perfect starter to a well-designed and gorgeous main…
