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For a small taste of the travel writing projects we regularly deliver for our clients, take a look through this selection of carefully-crafted, high quality travel content
City Breaks
The Historic Gems of Vienna
A blog post for Conversational Traveler, May 2022
"The Austrian capital's spectacular Hofburg complex encompasses several buildings spanning a whole host of architectural periods, including Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, and Rococo..."
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Welcome to Kent, England
A print guidebook for Kingfisher Visitor Guides, May 2022
"Ready to paint the town red? You’ve come to the right county. From classy cocktails at clubs to frothy pints in country pubs, Kent’s nightlife offers something to suit every possible mood..."
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Holidays in Faro, Portugal
A destination guide for Loveholidays, April 2022
"As the capital of the sunny Algarve region, you’d be forgiven for thinking Faro is a busy city. While it certainly has plenty of metropolitan flair, it’s also a great pick for a low key getaway..."
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Holidays in Sweden
A destination guide for Loveholidays, February 2022
"Sweden is famous for its liberal attitudes and design aesthetic, its remarkable history, and its wild open spaces - from the sandy beaches in the south to the snowy mountains of Lapland..."
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Holidays in Vietnam
A destination guide for Loveholidays, December 2021
"Vietnam’s natural beauty is magnetic. With more than 2,000 miles of coastline and numerous national parks, the Southeast Asian country is a paradise for lovers of the great outdoors..."
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Holidays in Romania
A destination guide for Loveholidays, November 2021
"Romania's medieval towns appear as though frozen in time, revealing fortified churches and Transylvanian Saxon history. Storybook landscapes include rolling hills powdered with snow..."
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Memphis Happy Returns
A blog post for Just You, October 2021
"You are cordially invited to the birthday party of a lifetime: the 200th anniversary celebrations of Memphis, Tennessee. Better pack those dancing shoes (your blue suede ones, naturally)..."
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Holidays in Sri Lanka
A destination guide for Loveholidays, October 2021
"Whether you are hungry for jungle exploits, tempted by tropical beaches, or want a taste of ancient cities brimming with Buddhist temples, this bijou island nation sates every appetite..."
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Holidays in Tokyo, Japan
A destination guide for Loveholidays, September 2021
"Contemporary Japan is ever-present thanks to towering neon skyscrapers. But there’s also a more serene side to the city: elegant tea houses, peaceful temple gardens and quiet onsen..."
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Feel the Rhythm in Buenos Aires
A blog post for Just You, August 2021
"There is something magnetic about Buenos Aires, with its magic wafting down its cobbled streets, swirling through sultry Tango clubs and bellowing through Boca football stadium..."
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Discover a Different Side to Italy in Le Marche
A blog post for Conversational Traveler, July 2021
"Tucked between the Apennine Mountains and the Adriatic Sea, Le Marche offers visitors the best of both worlds. It is a chance to see the real Italy, outside the usual tourism spotlight..."
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Australia: 7-Day Ecological Sustainability Tour
A travel itinerary for Educational Journeys, May 2021
"Our action-packed tour begins in vibrant Cairns, sandwiched between the magnificent Great Barrier Reef on one side and the lush tropical rainforest of Atherton Tablelands on the other..."
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USA: 14-Day Performing Arts Tour
A travel itinerary for Educational Journeys, April 2021
"New York and Los Angeles are the beating hearts of America’s film and theatre scene. This epic tour takes acting and dance students behind the scenes to try immersive workshops..."
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Holidays in New York, USA
A destination guide for Loveholidays, March 2021
"There is always something going on in New York. From dawn to dusk the city’s yellow cabs zip between skyscrapers as boats ply the harbour under the watchful gaze of Lady Liberty..."
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Australia: 7-Day Geography Tour
A travel itinerary for Educational Journeys, March 2021
"Students will delve deep into some of Australia’s most iconic national parks, while sharpening their bush crafts skills and enjoying memorable close encounters with saltwater crocodiles..."
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Five Alternative Sights in Italy
A blog post for Just You, February 2021
"Lake Garda isn’t exactly short of breathtaking sights, yet the 13th century Scaligero Castle still stands out, sitting serenely on the edge of the lake and jutting out into its turquoise waters..."
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Holidays in Thailand
A destination guide for Loveholidays, February 2021
"One of Asia’s most popular beach destinations, Thailand teems with white-sand shorelines, as well as incredible heritage sites, bustling street markets and amazing nature experiences..."
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Holidays in Tunisia
A destination guide for Loveholidays, January 2021
"Nestled just off Tunisia's north coast, Djerba Island is a stunning spot for a beach getaway. Its idyllic sands are fringed with date palms; venture to the southeast shores for quieter coves..."
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Five Spanish Cities You Must Visit
A blog post for Just You, December 2020
"A holiday in Spain doesn’t have to mean baking on the beach. Make time for these wonderful cities, packed with historical wonders, irresistible eateries and incredible cultural attractions..."
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Holidays in Morocco
A destination guide for Loveholidays, December 2020
"From sweeping Saharan dunes to exotic bazaars, holidays in Morocco offer excitement for all types of traveller. Follow the trails of Berbers and discover ancient trade in magical medinas..."
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Tuscany: Golden and Glorious
A blog post for Travelsphere, November 2020
"Think of this sun-drenched Italian region and you will picture rolling hills and patchwork fields hemmed in by stately cypress trees, and ivy-engulfed farmhouses swimming in golden light..."
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Holidays in the Greek Islands
A destination guide for Loveholidays, November 2020
"Scattered across the Aegean and Ionian Seas, the Greek Islands deliver out-and-out holiday bliss: famous beaches, volcanic wonders, ancient ruins, foodie trails and thrilling adventures..."
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A Free Tour of David Cerny’s Prague Sculptures
A blog post for Free Tours by Foot, September 2020
"When most people think of sculpture in Prague, they picture the Baroque statues of Charles Bridge. But Cerny is on a one-man mission to bring the city’s public art into the 21st century..."
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10 Charming Towns in Northern Italy
A blog post for Lux Wellness Traveller, July 2020
“From the snow-capped peaks of the Alps to the wild flower meadows of the Dolomites to the pastel-colored buildings lining the Mediterranean, Northern Italy is a truly diverse landscape..."
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What (and Where) to Eat and Drink in Prague
A blog post for Kingsbridge Travel, July 2020
"A hearty, stomach-warming soup is the best thing on a cold Prague day. Kulajda is a creamy potato soup with mushrooms, dill and vinegar, topped with sour cream and a poached egg..."
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India and Nepal: An Intoxicating Travel Pairing
An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, May 2020
"The intensity of urban life in Nepalese and North Indian cities can surprise even experienced travellers; parts of Kathmandu and Delhi make rush-hour London look positively peaceful..."
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Ukraine: A Big Country with a Big Heart
A destination guide for the Council of Europe, May 2020
"It may be one of Europe's largest countries, but Ukraine isn't huge by landmass alone: big landscapes await travellers at every turn, from the Carpathian Mountains to the Black Sea..."
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Canada: Go East
An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, April 2020
"As vast as it is beautiful, Canada offers gorgeous landscapes of forests, lakes and mountains. But it’s the cities of Eastern Canada, from Quebec to Ottawa, that reveal the nation's history..."
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Lithuania: Active Adventures and Medieval Riches
A destination guide for the Council of Europe, March 2020
"A rich seam of medieval influence runs through Lithuania’s culture, from its many dark wood carvings, to its raucous celebrations of peasant music, to its taste for beverages like mead..."
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Off the Beaten Track Sicily
An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, March 2020
"From the Valley of the Temples to Neapolis Archaeological Park, Sicily’s historic heavy-hitters are well trodden. But it’s worth visiting some of the island’s more modern constructions too..."
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Finland: Snowscapes and Bright Lights
A destination guide for the Council of Europe, February 2020
"Visitors to Finland are just as likely to find themselves tracking elk and bear deep in a snow-dusted forest as they are to be watching an up-and-coming band play in a cool Helsinki bar...."
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Strike Gold in Northern California
An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, February 2020
"Gold runs through the veins of Northern California. Venture into its wild heart to discover abounding natural beauty, vast national parks and cities steeped in gold rush history..."
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Slovakia: Historic Architecture, Natural Wonders
A destination guide for the Council of Europe, January 2020
"Slovakia packs an incredible number of cultural attractions into a relatively small region, with travellers able to see UNESCO World Heritage sites, national parks, ski resorts and more..."
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Once Upon A Time: Fairytale European Palaces
An article for Travelsphere World Magazine, January 2020
"Nestled in dense forest in Transylvania, the story of Bran Castle is worthy of a tale as famous as the one that draws people here. Bram Stoker's Dracula was inspired by Vlad the Impaler..."
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Latvia: Urban Gems Amid a Wilderness
A destination guide for the Council of Europe, November 2019
"With its Baltic coastline and vast expanses of woodlands, wilderness and water, Latvia is a small country blessed with more than its fair share of natural - as well as urban - attractions..."
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Victours Overview to Spain
A destination guide for Victours, November 2019
"Get lost in the astonishingly beautiful maze of Granada's iconic Alhambra fortress, or discover Gaudi's modernist architecture as it spikes the Barcelona skyline like visions from a dream..."
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European and Worldwide Brochure 2020
Catalogue content and itineraries for Travelsphere, November 2019
"Round off your holiday with an included excursion to 'The Sound of Music' mecca Salzburg, one of Europe's best preserved historic cities, and hardly changed since the days of Mozart..."
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Sweden: A Modern Nordic Nation with Ancient Roots
A destination guide for the Council of Europe, October 2019
"To the north of the country lies Swedish Lapland with its stunning snowscapes and dancing Northern Lights, while to Sweden's south, gently rolling hills and lush green scenery abound..."
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Hungary: A Landscape Shaped by an Epic Past
A destination guide for the Council of Europe, September 2019
"Hungary exudes a very unique character, with proud Magyar residents and a history filled with Romans, Ottomans and Habsburgs helping to carve out a land of architectural marvels..."
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Where to Eat and Drink in Paris
A blog post for Kingsbridge Travel, September 2019
"Paris is known for dishes flavored with pungent garlic and fragrant herbs, dripping in creamy buttery sauces, smothered in strong cheese, and served with a glass of famed French wine..."
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Spain and Portugal: History and Gastronomy
A travel itinerary for The Xpeditions Way, August 2019
"On this 11-day deep dive into Portuguese and Spanish culture, discover the centuries-old Moorish and Jewish influences that have shaped these two enchantingly distinct countries..."
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Estonia: A Melting Pot of Cultural Influences
A destination guide for the Council of Europe, August 2019
"Historic attractions abound in Estonia, from medieval castles to graceful 18th century towns. Yet Estonia’s urban population is extremely forward-looking, with tech highly important here..."
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A Taste of Morocco
Website copy for Pantiel, July 2019
"Eating in Morocco is an adventure for the palate. The country’s cuisine is a mouthwatering mélange of flavours, incorporating Arab, Berber, West African and Mediterranean influences..."
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Victours Overview to Scotland
A destination guide for Victours, February 2019
"Rivers filled with leaping salmon, distilleries filled with smoky malt whiskies, heather-covered Highland hillsides – Scotland is certainly a country that offers up rich bounty to the visitor..."
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Why Is River Cruising So Popular Now?
A blog post for Kingsbridge Travel, January 2019
"From Russia to Zimbabwe, river cruises are the fastest and most cost-effective way of visiting several destinations in one journey – with the travel itself becoming part of the adventure..."
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2019-2020 Travel Catalogue Copy
Catalogue content and itineraries for Discover Corps, January 2019
"We will complement our time on the Serengeti with an island adventure. Stroll the snaking streets of Stone Town, exploring its former Slave Market, Sultan’s Palace and Old Arab Fort..."
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The Ultimate Dubai Shopping Trip
Website copy for Pantiel, January 2019
"If you'd prefer to eschew international brands in favor of local character, make your way to the atmospheric souks that are packed into the winding streets of Dubai’s historic district..."
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Announcing a New Havana LGBTQ Pride Tour
A press release for Cuba VIP Travel, December 2018
"The new tour is a timely celebration of a landmark announcement from the Cuban National Assembly; they've backed a constitutional change to allow same-sex marriage within Cuba..."
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What Makes Sydney So Popular Right Now?
A blog post for Kingsbridge Travel, November 2018
"Just when it seems that new restaurant openings must have peaked, Sydney keeps on giving its foodie visitors more. For some of the most lavish places to dine out, head to Harbour City..."
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Experience Cuba’s LGBTQ Pride Celebration
A tour overview and itinerary for Cuba VIP Travel, November 2018
"In between high-end dinners, glamorous parties and nights in a lavish five-star hotel, you’ll forge connections with activists striving for a brighter future for Cuba’s LGBTQ community..."
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Five Great Places to Visit in Northern Italy
A blog post for Kingsbridge Travel, October 2018
"From the lip-smacking cuisine to the jaw-dropping landscapes, the awe-inspiring art to the world-famous architecture, Italy's attraction-packed north has a surprising amount to offer..."
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Explore Lisbon and Around
Website copy for Pantiel, September 2018
"Lisbon’s dining scene has picked up an enviable reputation in recent years, with Michelin-starred restaurants such as Alma, in the hip Chiado district, garnering international acclaim..."
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Best of Venice Tour with Gondola Ride
A tour itinerary for City Wonders, September 2018
"Nowhere else on earth is quite like Venice, and our unique land-and-sea tour shows off the grandeur and mystique of this once-powerful republic from two very different perspectives..."
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Piazza del Duomo, Padova Attraction Guide
An attraction guide for Expedia, August 2018
"This pretty little square is the gateway to Padova’s centuries-old cathedral, a deceptively large landmark with a baptistry that's renowned for its wonderfully well-preserved frescoes..."
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Five Not-to-be-Missed Sights in Prague
A blog post for Kingsbridge Travel, August 2018
"Prague's beautiful red-roofed houses sprawl across both banks of the snaking Vltava River; as photo-ready when they are smothered in snow as when they are bathed in summer sun..."
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A Tour of Rome’s Beautiful Fountains
A blog post for City Wonders, July 2018
"In the days of ancient Rome, fountains were the ultimate endpoint for the famous aqueducts, the masterpieces of engineering that brought clean water to the city from many miles away..."
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Chasing Dan Brown’s Inferno in Florence
A blog post for City Wonders, June 2018
"The cradle of the Renaissance, Florence is home to countless artistic treasures and beautiful buildings, so it makes an extraordinarily atmospheric setting for a mystery novel like Inferno..."
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What to See in Alexandria, Egypt
A blog post for Osiris Tours, May 2018
"The city’s distinctive appearance comes from its mix of Greco-Roman architecture with typical Egyptian elements. And this is at its most pronounced at the Catacombs of Kom el-Shoqafa..."
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The Best Towns on the Amalfi Coast
A blog post for City Wonders, April 2018
"A slithering stretch of cliff-edged coastline wedged between forested hillsides and sapphire blue seas, the UNESCO-listed Amalfi Coast is certain to make travellers weak at the knees..."
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Silverkris Guide to Dusseldorf, Germany
A destination guide for Silverkris (Singapore Airlines in-flight magazine), April 2018
"For an alternative shopping experience that’s a world away from the polished luxury of the Königsallee, hop on a tram to Unterbilk, a hip neighbourhood to the south of the city centre..."
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TravelSupermarket Guide to Faro, Portugal
A destination guide for TravelSupermarket, March 2018
"A protected wilderness of tidal flatlands, shingle islands and blue lagoons, the Ria Formosa nature reserve is home to more than 270 species of water birds and other aquatic creatures..."
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Silverkris Guide to Bangkok, Thailand
A destination guide for Silverkris (Singapore Airlines in-flight magazine), March 2018
"Bright, brash, stylish, spiritual and utterly frenetic: Bangkok manages to be all these things and infinitely more. It's impossible to nail down the character of this fluorescent megacity..."
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2018-2019 Travel Catalogue
Catalogue content and itineraries for Discover Corps, January 2018
"Discover lush rainforests, deserted beaches and bubbling hot springs - while also caring for injured animals at a wildlife rescue centre - on this family-friendly expedition to Costa Rica..."
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Lez Go Travel Website Content
Website copy for Lez Go Travel, January 2018
"A honeymoon hideaway in the South Pacific. An under-the-radar rum bar in Bermuda. Or a cooking masterclass in Rome. Whatever it is you desire, we know exactly how to find it..."
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TravelSupermarket Guide to Vienna, Austria
A destination guide for TravelSupermarket, January 2018
"Waltz off for a weekend to Vienna and prepare to be dazzled. This capital is elegant, cultured and deliciously decadent, with coffee houses and chocolate cake as good as invented here..."
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Iceland: A Travel Photography Workshop
A workshop tour itinerary for Photo Xpeditions, December 2017
"Iceland is a country of beauty and contrasts. Famous for its dramatic landscapes and natural marvels, it has inspired artists for centuries. So where better for our photography workshop..."
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Silverkris Guide to Frankfurt, Germany
A destination guide for Silverkris (Singapore Airlines in-flight magazine), December 2017
Germany’s suited and booted financial hub is – at first glance – all business. But step out from the bank-filled, skyscraper-jammed centre of Frankfurt to discover ample old-world charm..."
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If You Like Singapore… Try Dubai and Kuala Lumpur
A blog post for HomeAway, November 2017
"Singapore is a shining example of a chic city that combines eye-catching modern design with well-preserved historical sites. Here are two other cities that tick a few of the same boxes..."
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The Foodie’s Guide to Florence
A blog post for City Wonders, October 2017
"Florence may be mostly renowned as an exquisite repository of priceless art, but as hungry travellers already know, this Tuscan city is just as pleasing to the stomach as it is to the eyes..."
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TravelSupermarket Guide to Budapest, Hungary
A destination guide for TravelSupermarket, October 2017
"With a treasure trove of architectural styles, ornate spas powered by natural hot springs and a dining scene that majors in delicious wines and hearty food, Budapest is high on romance..."
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If You Like Tokyo… Try Osaka and Seoul
A blog post for HomeAway, September 2017
"If you’ve travelled to the Japanese capital and fell hook, line and sinker for its intoxicating charms, but are now searching for the next great city to explore, we've some suggestions..."
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The Best Bars with a View in London
A blog post for City Wonders, September 2017
"Sky-high bars rarely have rock-bottom prices, and considering Duck and Waffle's placement bang in the middle of the city, there are plenty of high-earners willing to flash the cash here..."
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TravelSupermarket Guide to Belfast, N. Ireland
A destination guide and itinerary for TravelSupermarket, August 2017
"Belfast is prime city break territory. Not only is the Northern Irish capital compact enough to cover on a short break, it’s also full of top-drawer attractions and a burgeoning foodie scene..."
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Southwest Washington Region Vacation Guide
A destination guide for Expedia, June 2017
"Forest-covered mountains and extinct volcanoes form a breathtaking backdrop to lively cities such as Vancouver and Morton, with rich historical and cultural legacies ripe for exploration..."
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The Latest Spa Wellness Trend? Salt Rooms
A blog post for From the Grapevine, April 2017
"It's been around since the time of the Romans, but in recent years the salt therapy trend has gone global. You'll find it used to treat everything from allergies to asthma, colds to eczema..."
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Busan City Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for TravelMob, March 2017
"Busan's vibrant inner-city is populated with chic restaurants, bars and boutiques, yet it is the nearby mountains, beaches and hot springs that give this busy coastal city its hybrid appeal..."
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Hannover City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, March 2017
"One of the largest cities in northern Germany, Hannover lies at the heart of modern German culture. Famed as a trading centre, the city also has the world's second largest Oktoberfest..."
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Moscow City Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for TravelMob, February 2017
"The epicentre of Russia’s political and cultural legacy, Moscow is also a city of contradictions, where Byzantine splendour and Soviet-era architecture combine to recall a complex history..."
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2017-2018 Travel Catalogue
Catalogue content and itineraries for Discover Corps, January 2017
"We know that the most memorable travel moments rarely happen on a giant tour bus. They come through experiencing a brand new place through the eyes of those who call it home..."
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Taichung City Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for TravelMob, January 2017
"Taichung is like the smaller, hotter and more soulful younger brother to Taipei; it has the same blend of modern high rises and traditional Taiwanese architecture, but without the crowds..."
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Eight Fantastic Funiculars Around the World
A slideshow blog post for From the Grapevine, December 2016
"Hilly Pittsburgh boasts two funiculars: the Monongahela and Duquesne inclines. Both dating back to the late 19th century, they trundle up the dauntingly steep Mount Washington slope..."
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Osaka Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for TravelMob, November 2016
"Ascend the Umeda Sky Building to see one of the oldest shrines in Japan and an ancient Shogunate palace standing right beside glowing neon lights and ultra-modern architecture..."
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Eran Chen: Changing New York City’s Streetscape
A blog post for From the Grapevine, October 2016
"Among the more humdrum apartment blocks and complexes of NYC, Eran Chen's residential structures stand out, challenging the idea that city living means compromising quality of life..."
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Kuala Lumpur Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for TravelMob, October 2016
"Step back to Kuala Lumpur's ancient past in the labyrinth of streets that comprise Chinatown. This district pulses all night long with bright lights, thronging shoppers and great street food..."
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Seoul Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for TravelMob, September 2016
"Surrounded on all sides by towering ‘guardian mountains’, this vibrant, pulsing city fizzes with life and energy, its deeply traditional roots contrasting with its spectacular modern designs..."
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The Best Busking Cities Around the Globe
A blog post for From the Grapevine, September 2016
"Good buskers have the power to stop busy passers-by in their tracks, making them take an impromptu time-out from their daily routine and even convince them to cough up their cash..."
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Sydney Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for TravelMob, August 2016
"Venture beyond the iconic harbour to find a city bursting with an active artistic community, a mouth-watering foodie scene and outer limits lined with sandy beaches and stylish suburbs..."
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Five Great Rio Escapes During the Olympics
A blog post for HomeAway, August 2016
"If you are lucky enough to be in Rio to watch one of the world's greatest sporting spectacles and need to escape the bustling city crowds in your downtime, here’s where you should go..."
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Who Would Live In a Place Like This?
A blog post for From the Grapevine, August 2016
"When we bring iconic buildings to mind, we will often think of office-filled skyscrapers, lavish palaces and grand structures. But there are many great works of residential architecture too..."
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Tokyo Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for HomeAway, August 2016
"Dive into Tokyo by pounding the pavements of skyscraper-smothered Shinjuku and fashion-obsessed Harajuku, or by taking in all the sounds and smells of manic Tsukiji Fish Market..."
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Capturing Cuba: A Photography Workshop
A workshop tour itinerary for Photo Xpeditions, July 2016
"Cuba's cities are crammed with cobbled colonial squares and wheezing vintage cars, while its countryside is a jumble of sugar-white beaches, rugged mountains and tropical forests..."
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Phuket Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for TravelMob, July 2016
"Before you head for the beach, take time to explore Phuket City, the province's capital. Most tourists rush to their resorts, but this colourful town offers real insight into authentic Thai life..."
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AlmaLusa: Designer Boutique Hotel Opens in Lisbon
A press release for Bacall Associates, June 2016
"As the debut property of AlmaLusa Hotels, this boutique 28-room hotel in the heart of Lisbon offers a smart alternative for urban travellers looking for a contemporary approach to luxury..."
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Oliver’s Travels Guide to Wales
A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, June 2016
"Wales has its own unique culture, its own distinct language and its own stunning landscapes. The fiercely proud people are also fiercely welcoming, greeting you with a smile and a pint..."
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Seven Great Under the Radar Cities to Visit
A blog post for From the Grapevine, June 2016
"In any other country, Toulouse would top the tourist agenda. Its old quarter is built with warm pink-hued bricks, so on a sunny day it is as if you're seeing it all through rose-tinted glasses..."
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London’s Best Parks (For A Great Escape)
A city guide for Buggl, June 2016
"This East End park, opened in 1845 and subject to a recent multimillion pound makeover, is far less prim and proper than the capital's Royal Parks, affording it a more laid-back charm..."
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A Tattoo is for Life at The Siam in Bangkok
A press release for Bacall Associates, May 2016
"A craftsman of the highest order, renowned for the amazing intricacy and beauty of his work, Arjan Boo was trained in the traditional art of Sak Yant tattoos at the Wat Bang Phra temple..."
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Dubai Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for HomeAway, May 2016
"While the city's sizeable network of deluxe hotels, golf courses and resorts are a playground for the rich and famous, Dubai's equally popular with families and shoestring holidaymakers..."
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Oliver’s Travels Guide to Sussex, England
A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, May 2016
"England’s far south is characterised by gentility, which means that the quaint, historic villages possess an appealing old-world atmosphere that’s now all but extinct elsewhere in England..."
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10 Travel Instagram Accounts to Fuel Your Appetite
A blog post for From the Grapevine, April 2016
"Whether you’re after the latest dining hotspots in your hometown or are planning a foodie trip to some far-flung city, these culinary-minded Instagrammers provide great inspiration..."
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Hong Kong Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for HomeAway, April 2016
"Hong Kong is a land of wonderful paradoxes: a place in which cutting-edge modernity meets centuries of tradition; where high skyscrapers give way to rolling mountains and green isles..."
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Oliver’s Travels Guide to The Cotswolds, England
A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, April 2016
"Straddling several counties, the Cotswolds boasts undulating hills and farmland, spectacular architecture and monuments and some particularly charming villages made for day trippers..."
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Genoa City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, April 2016
"Part of Italy’s Riviera, on the northwestern coast, Genoa offers visitors a glimpse of authentic Italian life, where great family-run restaurants dish up the region’s famous speciality: pesto..."
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Champagne Life at the Saatchi Gallery, London
An article for Private Air Magazine, April 2016
"This year is the Saatchi Gallery's 30th anniversary. Birthdays call for a celebration, so this art gallery decided to kick off the festivities with its first-ever all female show, Champagne Life..."
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Cities Aglow: Light Festivals Around the World
A blog post for From the Grapevine, March 2016
"Holographic creatures racing around urban streets, drab gray buildings rendered in glorious Technicolor and skyscrapers as canvases for international art - the world loves light festivals..."
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Off the Map Travels Website Content
Website copy for Off the Map Travels, March 2016
"Some travel to discover new destinations, others to engage with the locals. Many travelers will require rest, relaxation and rejuvenation; many crave color, challenges and complexity..."
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Oliver’s Travels Guide to Scotland
A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, March 2016
"The Scots are fiercely proud of their nation - and rightly so. This compact country has two of the UK’s most exciting cities and one of Europe's last remaining patches of true wilderness..."
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Singapore Rental Guide: Landing Page
Website copy for HomeAway, March 2016
"From polluted colonial port to pristine consumerist hub, Singapore has changed at a dizzying rate over the past century. Scratch the surface to reveal a modern and multidimensional city..."
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Monaco and the Jet-Set Lifestyle
An article for Luxe Magazine, March 2016
"Just the name of this tiny tax-free principality conjures up images of the glamorous Grimaldis, fast-living Formula 1 drivers, champagne-popping property tycoons and high-flying film stars..."
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London’s Best New Restaurants
A blog post for Samsung Live, March 2016
"London is the best city in the world for foodies, but the sheer choice of dining options can be overwhelming. To make things simpler we've picked some of our favourite recent openings..."
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Oliver’s Travels Guide to the Algarve, Portugal
A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, February 2016
"Away from those high-rise resorts is a natural, unspoiled coastline; wide sandy stretches and rocky coves, edged by clear-as-glass sea one side and distinctive red-hued cliffs the other..."
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London’s Top Coffee Shops
A city guide for Buggl, January 2016
"Monmouth has got quite the glowing reputation among London’s coffee connoisseurs - and deservedly so. Since it opened more than 35 years ago it has built up a die-hard following..."
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Oliver’s Travels Guide to Languedoc, France
A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, January 2016
"With its cultural idiosyncrasies and independent identity, Languedoc has long marched to the beat of its own drum. Yet, from Romans to Moors to Cathars, it wears its long history proudly..."
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The Mississippi Delta: A Documentary Masterclass
A workshop tour itinerary for Photo Xpeditions, January 2016
"Lying in the rich lands between the Mississippi and Yazoo Rivers, the Delta conjures visions of hard-working sharecroppers, lush plantations and the melancholy melodies of the Blues..."
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Run in the Dark: Exploring Edinburgh at Night
A blog post for Samsung Live, January 2016
"Since starting in 2012, the Run in the Dark event has expanded from its initial five locations to take place in over 50 cities globally. And Edinburgh is one of the UK's most popular venues..."
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Oliver’s Travels Guide to Aquitane, France
A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, January 2016
"With Atlantic beaches, buzzy cities, medieval villages and chateaux-dotted countryside in its armoury, the vast and astonishingly diverse region of Aquitane is a sure-fire crowd-pleaser..."
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Winter Travel Spotlight: Eilat, Israel
A blog post for From the Grapevine, December 2015
"This November, low-fare airline Ryanair added a new destination: Israel’s spectacular coastal city Eilat. With the city's warm, almost rain-free climate, it's just in time for winter sun-seekers..."
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MERGE: Festival Fun on London’s Artistic Bankside
A blog post for Samsung Live, December 2015
"Everyone in London knows that the Southbank is where all the city's artists hang out. So it's no surprise that it is also home one of the wackiest and most inventive festivals anywhere..."
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Oliver’s Travels Guide to the Dordogne, France
A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, December 2015
"This sunny, serene and languorous corner of the country is dotted with pretty chateaux and imposing bastides - entering the Dordogne is like yielding to a pleasant, drifting daydream..."
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Museums at Night: London’s After Dark Exhibitions
Newsletter content for Samsung Live, December 2015
"As the Night at the Museum films attest, there is something that sparks the imagination about what happens to exhibitions after the visitors leave, the doors are shut and the lights go out..."
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Three Restaurants With Only One Item On the Menu
A blog post for From the Grapevine, November 2015
"From grilled cheese to peanut butter, restaurants with variations on a single dish are now big hits worldwide. Novel byproducts of an overcrowded restaurant scene, or something more?..."
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Open House: Unlocking London
A blog post for Samsung Live, November 2015
"Curiosity is part of the human condition. So it's little surprise that Open House, during which hundreds of private buildings in London fling open their doors to the public, has been a hit..."
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Five Fantastic Urban Cycling Events
A blog post for From the Grapevine, October 2015
"Love a bike-centric event where you can celebrate cycling with like-minded pedallers? Then oil your gears, pack up your tire repair kit and roll on down to one of these urban bike fests..."
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Totally Thames: Riverside Revelry in London
A blog post for Samsung Live, October 2015
"Centered around the River Thames and running throughout September, this annual festival has an eclectic line-up, from art shows to cultural walks, sporting races to community days..."
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Open House: Inside Architectural Treasures
A blog post for From the Grapevine, October 2015
"Open House, which allows the public into buildings that are usually closed, began in London in 1992 and has since spread to more than 30 cities globally - from Tel Aviv to Thessaloniki..."
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Panama: Where Virgin Jungle Meets Urban Jungle
An article for Luxe Magazine, October 2015
"It is a crucial cog in global trade, the linchpin of the Americas and a valuable link between the Atlantic and Pacific. Yet Panama has so much more to offer than its famous, crosswise canal..."
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A Taste of Jerusalem in London at The Palomar
A blog post for From the Grapevine, September 2015
"As a spin-off of Jerusalem’s ultra-popular Machneyuda restaurant, The Palomar was always destined to triumph. It's from those famous kitchens that the head chef Tomer Amedi hails..."
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The Best Museum Exhibits for Movie Buffs
A blog post for From the Grapevine, September 2015
"In museums worldwide, display cabinets are filled with costumes and cameras, makeup and memorabilia, posters and puppets; movie-themed exhibitions sure to intrigue any cinephile..."
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Only in Scotland: Six Uniquely Scottish Experiences
A blog post for VisitScotland, September 2015
"From scuba diving among German warships to hiking between curious Highland Cows, from gigantic viaducts to deep vaults, here are six of my favourite uniquely Scottish experiences..."
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Tel Aviv’s Top Vegan Restaurants
A blog post for From the Grapevine, August 2015
"Recently revealed as the most vegan-friendly destination in the world by New York website The Daily Meal, Tel Aviv's meat and dairy-free restaurants continue to sprout up like crops..."
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Hidden Puglia: A Cultural Journey
A tour itinerary for Unique Backroad Journeys, July 2015
"Puglia, the heel of Italy’s boot, is a visual and culinary feast, a place to sooth your soul while discovering a new and delightful area of Italy. At every turn there’s another sight to behold..."
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Six Must-Attend Museum Celebrations
A blog post for From the Grapevine, July 2015
"For many museums across the globe, 2015 is a year to remember. And big birthdays require big celebrations, with special exhibitions, one-off talks, commemorative events and parties..."
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Artsy and Affordable: The Boutique Hostel Boom
A blog post for From the Grapevine, June 2015
"What springs to mind when you think of a hostel? Creaky beds, a loose interpretation of the health code and random roomies with no volume control? Those old rules no longer apply..."
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Búzios in Brazil is Where Beaches Beckon
An article for Luxe Magazine, May 2015
"When urban-weary cariocas need a breather from Rio’s inexhaustible energy, Buzios is their go-to destination. The peninsula’s seductive shoreline has Rio de Janeiro refugees smitten..."
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Infinity and Beyond: Pools With Views
An article for Luxe Magazine, May 2015
"Nothing beats a pool with a view. Whether you're looking out at a spectacular jungle scene, a deserted beach or a pretty cityscape, here are five pool panoramas that make a real splash...."
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Discover Devon, Come Rain or Shine
A blog post for Discovery Holiday Homes, April 2015
"Prepare for any eventuality with our list of Devon highlights: five for sunny days when good weather draws you outdoors; five more inside options for shelter when the heavens open..."
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Bremen City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, April 2015
"Art galleries and antiques give visitors an insight into this historic port city in North Germany. Spend a day or two exploring Bremen’s historic buildings and expertly-preserved districts..."
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Tuscany Escapes: An Introduction
Website copy for Tuscany Escapes, March 2015
"There are legions of other alluring Tuscan towns, hilltop hamlets, coast-hugging villages and rural estates to be explored and experienced, each with its own unique identity and flavour..."
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On the Brewery Trail in Devon and Cornwall
A blog post for Discovery Holiday Homes, March 2015
"Devon and Cornwall - traditional heartlands of cider production - are experiencing a brewery boom, so beer-loving holidaymakers here should expect to sample pint after flavourful pint..."
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Kilkenny City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, March 2015
"Kilkenny is known as the creative heart of Ireland. The small city is more than 400 years old, but today visitors will find a lively town with a reputation as a centre for culture and the arts..."
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Best London Markets For Bagging a Bargain
A city guide for Buggl, February 2015
"The rough and ready Petticoat Lane market has been on the go since the 1750s; merchants and traders still crowd this narrow street every Sunday and sell all sorts of cut-price wares..."
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American Blues Dancing Swings Into Tel Aviv
A blog post for From the Grapevine, January 2015
"Tel Aviv's flourishing dance scene, with its active contemporary, ballet and hip-hop troupes, is well-known. Now, there is a new dance that is fast becoming the talk of the town. Blues..."
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The Cityscapes of Graphic Artist Yoni Alter
A blog post for From the Grapevine, January 2015
"Yoni Alter's streetscape artwork is making a splash around the world, from his home in Israel to the US and the UK. Bold, bright and colorful, his urban-inspired designs are hard to miss..."
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2015: Five Luxury Events in the Year Ahead
An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2015
"Even for polo lovers, the Cartier Queen’s Cup Final is a special event - a rare chance to see the most elite polo players on form against the backdrop of the impressive Windsor Castle..."
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St. Louis City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, January 2015
"A mix of Southern charm and Midwest sensibility, historic neighbourhoods with cobblestone streets balance a modern downtown glistening with sport stadiums and luxury apartments..."
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Sirio Maccioni: A Culinary Legend
An article for Private Air New York (Winter Issue), December 2014
"It is Maccioni’s flagship in New York, designed by his long time collaborator Adam Tihany, that captures Maccioni’s glittering career trajectory since he broke out on his own in 1974..."
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London Photo Ops: The City’s Best Views
A city guide for Buggl, December 2014
"The extremely bland shopping centre One New Change has a fantastic hidden secret. High up on its roof is a public terrace with unbeatable views of St. Paul’s Cathedral and beyond..."
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Thrift Shopping in the East End of London
A city guide for Buggl, December 2014
"Taking up a cluttered space off Brick Lane, Absolute Vintage stocks the good alongside the bad; it's up to you to sift through to determine what’s what. Prices start low but quickly rise..."
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Discovering the Mandarin Oriental, New York
An article for Private Air New York (Winter Issue), December 2014
"A weekend of decadence begins at the 35th floor lobby of the Mandarin Oriental. On order: Ambiance that is breathtaking, sumptuous, stylish and relaxing; and spectacular city views..."
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Top Xmas Activities in Shaldon & Teignmouth
A blog post for Discovery Holiday Homes, November 2014
"See stalls piled high with local crafts and Christmas goodies, heat up frosty hands with cups of warming mulled wine and enjoy the singalong soundtrack of carols and seasonal ditties..."
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Where to Invest in London Right Now
An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2014
"Chelsea, Notting Hill and St John’s Wood may roll off the tongue dripping with prestige, but top-end properties are increasingly being built in traditionally less salubrious parts of town..."
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London’s Best Theatres (Outside the West End)
A city guide for Buggl, November 2014
"Hidden away down an East End alley, the incredible Wiltons Music Hall began its life as an 18th-century alehouse, before it was converted into a stunning theater in the 19th century..."
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Israeli Food Heats Up the Streets of London
A blog post for From the Grapevine, November 2014
"A new crop of Israeli-style restaurants in London, including The Palomar, Gail’s Kitchen and Honey and Co, is sending tongues wagging, critics raving and diners clamoring for tables..."
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Top 10 Festive Activities in the South East
Newsletter content for Discovery Holiday Homes, November 2014
"Few things can produce that warm and fuzzy festive feeling more than ice-skating, and the Brighton Royal Pavilion is by far the prettiest ice rink in South East England this Christmas..."
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A Literary Walk Through Bloomsbury, London
A city guide for Buggl, November 2014
"The Bloomsbury Set, the clique of renowned writers, artists and intellectuals that included Virginia Woolf and E.M. Forster, lived their Bohemian lives here in the early 20th century..."
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London’s Best Lesser-Known Museums
A city guide for Buggl, October 2014
"This guide will tell you all about the London museums you've never heard of, from an oft-overlooked bell foundry in the East End to an eclectic gem hidden south of the Thames..."
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Hidden Myanmar Photo Workshop
A tour itinerary for Photo Xpeditions, October 2014
"Yangon straddles the historical divide: A smattering of concrete and glass skyscrapers has sprung up among the crumbling colonial facades and magnificent centuries-old pagodas..."
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Like a Phoenix: Baku’s Flame Towers
An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2014
"The spirit of newness in Baku, Azerbaijan, is best seen in the capital’s landmark architectural achievement, the Flame Towers; three giant flame-shaped columns that loom over the city..."
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Orlando City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, August 2014
"Orlando is a compact city known for its year-round family fun and adventure, including world-famous theme parks, pristine golf courses and out-of-this-world space and science centres..."
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New Orleans City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, July 2014
"New Orleans consistently charms with its high energy and community spirit. It offers a divine blend of Dixieland jazz, laid-back locals, cherished architecture and a colourful French flair..."
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Palm Springs City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, July 2014
"Spend the day on a golf course, go biking or horseback riding in the mountains or hit the ski slopes by Big Bear Lake. In the afternoon, try bowling, or browse galleries and boutiques..."
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Istanbul City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, June 2014
"Istanbul is where East meets West. Experience the comforts of modern Turkey with its malls, galleries and clubs, or else delight in the traditional Turkish bazaars, palaces and mosques..."
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Miami City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, June 2014
"With glorious beaches, art deco architecture and hot nightspots, Miami is really a 'Magic City.' This nickname took hold in the 1920s, as a construction boom transformed Miami overnight...."
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Rotorua City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, June 2014
Rotorua sits squarely on the Volcanic Plateau and the Pacific Rim of Fire, and so visitors flock every year for its numerous geothermal attractions; as well as for its Maori cultural heritage..."
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A Luxury Weekend in Cambridge
An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014
"The historic UK city of Cambridge’s riches are understated - more 'old money' than ‘nouveau riche’ - but if you know where to delve, you can have a sumptuously refined weekend here..."
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High Culture, High Art: Theatre in London
An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014
"It’s no secret that London has an impressive array of theatre options. But what is available for those inclined toward luxury? Here are three of our favorite venues with high-end offerings..."
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Luxe and Serenity: A First-Class Trump Pairing
An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014
"It is hardly inconspicuous. The Trump International Tower is the tallest residential building in Las Vegas, and is encased in 24-carat gold glass. But there's more to it than a flashy facade..."
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Rome City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, April 2014
"Epic architecture, classic art and sunny piazzas set the scene in Italy’s divine capital. Rome's many residents are happy to talk about the city’s best pizzeria or their favorite soccer team..."
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New Ross City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, April 2014
"This town, situated in lush, rolling countryside on the banks of the river Barrow, is famous for its links with John F. Kennedy, but also has long maritime traditions and a top piano festival..."
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Battersea Power Station, Regenerated
An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014
"30 years on from its closure, the iconic Battersea Power Station is being given a new lease of life, as it's regenerated into luxurious apartments, boutique shops and public amenities..."
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The World’s Finest Residences… in Miami
An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014
"Miami in Florida has countless new construction projects underway. There is one residential project which has (quite literally) hit new heights in luxury living. The Mansions at Acqualina..."
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Bambi: Own a Slice of Street Art History
An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014
"Most folks know Banksy; the incognito street artist that became the talk of London. But now he has a challenge from a younger, female street artist on to the scene. Her name's Bambi..."
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Manchester City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, February 2014
"This second most-visited city in England, famed for football, nightlife, industry, architecture and art galleries, Manchester is also a thriving centre for sciences, technology and media..."
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The Purple Passport: A Guide to the High Life
An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2014
"Founded in 2010 by two intrepid New Yorkers, TPP provides bright and smart online guides – and occasional e-books – to the crème de la crème of decadent global city destinations..."
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Cologne City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, December 2013
"Cologne''s long and fascinating history has given the city a distinctive charm - the towering cathedral, medieval marketplace and grand old buildings sit alongside new office blocks..."
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Christchurch City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, November 2013
"One of New Zealand’s largest cities and a gateway to the South Island, Christchurch is called the “Garden City” for good reason. Its parklands and gardens are a point of pride for locals..."
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Albuquerque City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, November 2013
"Affectionately nicknamed 'Duke City', Albuquerque beckons visitors with stunning mountain views, an astoundingly rich multicultural heritage and abundant recreational opportunities..."
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San Luis Obispo City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, November 2013
"The city of San Luis Obispo, situated in between San Francisco and Los Angeles, impresses visitors with its scenic setting, heritage sites, thriving arts scene and chic Californian charm..."
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Hamburg City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, October 2013
"Germany’s Gateway to the World, Hamburg is the country's biggest port; the second largest in Europe. It is proud of its mercantile background, which created much of the city's wealth..."
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Prague’s TV Tower Airs Luxury Makeover
An article for Brummell Magazine, October 2013
"Since its completion in the early 1990s, Zizkov Television Tower has been perhaps Prague’s most conspicuous and contentious work of architecture. But now it has been reimagined...."
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Friedrichshafen City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, October 2013
"A university town on the northern side of Lake Constance, Friedrichshafen boasts incredibly picturesque surroundings and an ideal location for trips into nearby Switzerland and Austria..."
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Express Guide to Barcelona
A destination guide for The Express and Monarch Airlines, September 2013
"Set apart from the rest of Espana by its distinctive Catalan culture, this dynamic metropolis manages to seamlessly straddle the divide between the traditional and the contemporary..."
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Fine Design at The Augustine in Prague
An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013
"The moment the door swings open, guests are reassured they are in for a treat. Beyond the threshold lies a luxurious living room, with an iron staircase spiraling up through the ceiling..."
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Express Guide to Verona
A destination guide for The Express and Monarch Airlines, September 2013
“Ever since Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet, this Northern Italian city has been etched into the world’s consciousness as a city of love. Yet Verona is often overlooked by tourists..."
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Express Guide to Rome
A destination guide for The Express and Monarch Airlines, September 2013
“The Italian capital has always been at the centre of the civilised world, first as the heart of the Roman Empire, and then as the papal seat. So it's a city chock-full of fine cultural attractions..."
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Express Guide to Palma de Mallorca
A destination guide for The Express and Monarch Airlines, September 2013
“Many visitors to Majorca will head immediately to the beach resorts. Yet its capital, Palma, is a wonderfully eclectic city that incorporates cosmopolitan vitality with a relaxed island vibe..."
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Dortmund City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, August 2013
"Known throughout Germany as Westphalia’s green metropolis, this thriving city at the west of the country is also famed for its thirst-quenching breweries and its fashionable football club..."
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Rarotonga City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, August 2013
"Commonly known as 'Raro', Rarotonga is the most populated of the Cook Islands and offers palm-fringed beaches, bush walking, colorful festivals and snorkeling in warm, clear waters..."
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Edmonton City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, June 2013
"Family-friendly Edmonton is a provincial center for culture, government, and education. It is world-renowned for its vast entertainment mall, spacious parklands and thriving arts scene..."
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Hong Kong City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, June 2013
"Located on the edge of the South China Sea, Hong Kong is home to vibrant neighborhoods, evergreen city parks, excellent museums and some of the finest shopping on the continent..."
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Milwaukee City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, May 2013
"Milwaukee exudes a laid-back Midwestern vibe. The city of almost 600,000 residents has a reputation as a “City of Festivals”, and Milwaukeeans really know how to enjoy themselves..."
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Amsterdam City Vacation Guide
A city guide for Expedia, April 2013
"Amsterdam's renowned museums and trademark coffee shops are popular daytime haunts, while the crowds more commonly flock to the bars and clubs around the squares at night..."
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Eating China: A Culinary Tour
An article for Overland Magazine, February 2013
"There are few culinary cultures as familiar, and yet as unknown, as China’s. In any world city you'll find 'Chinese' restaurants - yet the concept of a single Chinese cuisine is misguided..."
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Patagonia North to South Tour Itinerary
A tour itinerary for Viventura, February 2013
"Watch the playful penguins of the Seno Otway and see sheets of ice from the Perito Moreno glacier crash into the water. This unique destination offers stimulating scenery at every turn..."
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Prague: The Malá Strana Walk
An audio walking tour for Prague Tourism, February 2013
"It might translate as the Lesser Town in English, but Malá Strana is one of Prague’s premier attractions. Initially established as a town in 1257, it flourished during the reign of Charles I..."
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