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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

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From Blue Light to Starlight: A Digital Detox

A blog post for Life Butler International, July 2018

"This unique retreat, timed to coincide with the annual Perseid Meteor Shower, is a true digital detox, encouraging participants to look away from their technology and look up to the stars..."

Wellness Retreats and the Science of Happiness

A blog post for Life Butler International, June 2018

"Happiness is becoming a better understood science, and people are taking control of their own happiness through tech detoxes, wellness retreats and other tried and tested methods..."

Fodor’s Guide to Inverness and Around, Scotland

A destination guide for Fodor's Travel, May 2018

"Defined by its spectacular topography, the Great Glen brings together mountains and myths, history and wild nature, then lets you wash it all down with a dram of the world’s best whisky..."

Open Your Door to Rental Success: An Owner’s Guide

Brochure copy for Discovery Holiday Homes, April 2018

"Whether your house is an investment property or simply a holiday home with the potential to pay its own way, our Devon-based experts will make sure you get the best possible returns..."

Scottish Golf Experience Website Content

Website copy for Scottish Golf Experience, February 2018

"Every golfer needs a caddie, on hand for sage advice, moral support and firm friendship. And so are we, with friendly expert advice and support to help craft your dream Scottish golf tour..."

Oliver’s Travels Guide to Cornwall, England

A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, January 2018

"When it comes to natural good looks, Cornwall is king. Cliffs tumble down to crashing waves, countryside opens out under blue skies and unspoiled beaches curve around the coastline..."

The World’s Top Bat-Spotting Destinations

A blog post for From the Grapevine, October 2017

"Bats have something of a bad reputation, seen as creepy, disease-carrying pests. But these flying mammals are majestic, especially if you see thousands of them emerging from roosts..."

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..."

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..."

The Best Climbing Hotspots Around the World

A blog post for From the Grapevine, August 2017

"Acadia National Park in Maine is a patchwork of lake-studded, mountainous terrain; a place where high peaks and the sea collide, resulting in some of the world’s best climbing terrain..."

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..."

Astrotourism: Five Magical Places to Stargaze

A blog post for From the Grapevine, February 2017

"Dark sky reserves and sanctuaries across the globe are experiencing visitor booms, as city-dwellers descend. They've come in search of fiery stars illuminating the unpolluted night sky..."

The Function Room: Venue Pages

Website copy for Greene King, February 2017

"The Grosvenor serves up pub food classics as well as draught beers and locally brewed cask ales, including their own proprietary pour from Nottingham’s own Navigation Brewery..."

Oliver’s Travels Guide to The Midlands, England

A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, January 2017

"While in the Midlands, action addicts can paintball or quad bike, sightseers can tour macabre museums and TV filming locations, and animal lovers can try their hand at medieval falconry..."

Oliver’s Travels Guide to Devon, England

A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, August 2016

"The Napoleonic fortifications are just one of the reasons to visit Berry Head National Nature Reserve; you'll also find an array of wildlife, fine coastal walking trails and adventure sports..."

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..."

Oliver’s Travels Guide to Norfolk, England

A destination guide for Oliver's Travels, July 2016

"Norfolk’s charms are just as broad as the famed network of rivers that run through it. With an abundance of natural beauty and wildlife, it's a county of quintessential English countryside..."

Seven Yoga Retreats Around the World

A blog post for From the Grapevine, June 2016

"Yoga retreats give you the chance to check out from everyday life and kick back in gorgeous locations, but the wellness breaks also afford you the opportunity to work on your wellbeing..."

The Function Room: Venue Pages

Website copy for Greene King, June 2016

"This handsome, gable-roofed building in the centre of Chiswick first welcomed patrons in the middle of the 17th century. And since then, it's made its mark on the history books of London..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

On the Literary Trail in Devon

A blog post for Discovery Holiday Homes, November 2015

"Devon is an amazing destination for well-read travellers, thanks to local wordsmiths such as Agatha Christie, Arthur Conan Doyle, Henry Williamson, Ted Hughes and Rudyard Kipling..."

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?..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

Baskets at the Ready: Devon’s Top Picnic Spots

A blog post for Discovery Holiday Homes, July 2015

"In life, there are what we call ‘simple pleasures’ – things that cost next to nothing, but make your day. And few simple pleasures can ever compare to eating outdoors on a sunny day..."

Nordic Narratives at the Storytelling Centre

A press release for the Scottish Storytelling Centre, June 2015

"The Nordic House exhibition at the Storytelling Centre will include a talk by the artist Richard Demarco CBE on the importance of strong artistic links with Scotland’s northern neighbour..."

Summer Fun: Festival Season in Devon

Newsletter content for Discovery Holiday Homes, May 2015

"Summer is festival season in Devon. There is food to be eaten, beers to be imbibed and live music to be listened to - as well as a wealth of sport, literary and maritime events to attend..."

The Best Curry Houses in East London

A city guide for Buggl, April 2015

"Brick Lane may be synonymous with curry, but with so many similar restaurants on a single stretch, it can be hard to tell the good from the bad. Our advice? Head around the corner..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

Why You Should Visit Torbay This Valentine’s

A blog post for Discovery Holiday Homes, January 2015

"You’ve nearly survived the darkest, dankest, bleakest month on the calendar and, with any luck, so has your other half, so why not reward yourselves with a romantic Valentine’s trip..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

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..."

All Things Bright and Beautiful

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2014

"For 60 years, International Jewellery London has brought together the world’s finest jewelry designers, brands and gem suppliers under one roof. And this year new talent is emerging..."

Diamonds Are an Investor’s Best Friend

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2014

"Sparkling diamonds are having a renaissance. It's because they are easy to transport, store and sell on, and - crucially - hold their stable value in an increasingly unpredictable market..."

How to Invest in Classic Cars

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2014

"Appealing curves, sparkling chrome trimmings, wheels that scream out to be spun: there is a common denominator in the cars Peter Haynes exhibits. They're all masterpiece sculptures..."

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..."

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..."

Why You Should Invest in New Artists

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014

"Canny investors are making fortunes from new interest in modern art. Three Richter paintings were bought in 2001 for $3.4 million - two recently sold for $34.2 million and $20.8 million..."

Masterpiece London 2014: A Preview

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2014

"This June and July, one of Britain’s most prominent art, antiques, and design fairs will return. Global exhibitors shall converge on Masterpiece London 2014, in Royal Hospital Chelsea..."

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..."

The Expert Guide to Wine Investment

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014

"Investing in wine, whether for financial profit or personal pleasure, is an intricate process. So to find out exactly how to make a smart wine investment, we spoke to four industry experts..."

Be King of Your Own Castle

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2014

"Like the thought of investing in a majestic Irish property, preserving a piece of British history, or living a romantic life in rural France? A European castle should be on your shopping list..."

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..."

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..."

Investing in Single Malt Scotch

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2014

"When it comes to alternative investments, fine wine is often hailed as a lucrative choice. But now there’s another alcoholic beverage that is skyrocketing in value for investors. Whisky..."

London’s Secret Silver Mine

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

"London is potted with subterranean surprises, from cavernous wine bars to wartime bunkers. Yet of all the city’s underground revelations, the London Silver Vaults is the most decadent..."

A Vintage Investment

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

"Whenever you throw a dinner party, there's always one self-professed oenophile, who sips the wine and smacks their lips, while rattling off obscure terms from Abfüllung to Zymology..."

A Pre-Raphaelite Love Story

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

“Rossetti first noticed Jane Morris, a stableman’s daughter, while attending the theatre in 1837. He would use her as the model for his new series of paintings of the enigmatic Proserpine..."

Harrods’ Exclusive New Whisky Collection

An article for Private Air Magazine, November 2013

"The palates of single malt connoisseurs will be tingling at news of the latest whisky venture at the renowned Knightsbridge retailer Harrods. It's called The Dalmore Paterson Collection.."

High Bids for Old Masters

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"A selection of works, including rare specimens from the 16th and 17th centuries, were sold at Sotheby's for a total of $50.5 million – comfortably within the evening’s pre-sale estimate..."

Thoughtful Luxury with Oliver Burns

An article for Private Air Magazine, September 2013

"The London-based interior design and architectural firm Oliver Burns has only been around for a decade, yet the high-end company's already been captivating audiences worldwide..."

Ultimate Bachelor Pads Around the World

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

"There are many varied elements that go into making the ultimate bachelor pad, from interior design to the gadgets and gizmos. However, the top of the list should always be location..."

Repurposing London with Edo Mapelli Mozzi

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

"In London, real estate comes at a premium, so repurposing old buildings is a commonplace solution. Property developer Mapelli Mozzi is transforming a club into an ultra-luxury home..."

Collectible Cars At The Salon Privé

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

“As the summer draws to a close, many of the world’s most valuable vintage vehicles shall be making their way to London for the Salon Privé motor show, running from 4 to 6 September…”

Finding the Perfect Trophy Home

An article for Private Air Magazine, July 2013

"Whether it’s a private mansion encompassing miles of shoreline, a historic manor surrounded by emerald lawns and green forests, or an ultra-chic metropolitan pad at the heart of things..."

Scotland’s Idyllic Isles

An article for Private Air Magazine, May 2013

“Chilly, rain-soaked, barren: the islands off Scotland's western coast conjure up an eccentric vision of paradise. But two tiny Caledonian isles have been catching the eyes of investors..."

The World’s Best Airport Architecture

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2013

"For the majority of the 20th century, airport terminals were built for function - safe, efficient and uninspiring buildings made to deliver people from road to runway. But that's changed..."

London’s Most Expensive Residences

An article for Private Air Magazine, March 2013

“Ask any Londoner and they will tell you the city has always been a pricy place to purchase your home. But in the last three years, property prices have soared to astronomical levels…”

A Cut Above at London’s Shard

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2013

“It has been gradually slicing its way up London’s skyline for more than three years now, and The Shard - Renzo Piano's jagged glass monolith - finally welcomes its first tenants in 2013…”

Britain’s Exclusive Beach Hut Boom

An article for Private Air Magazine, January 2013

“It seems like a bargain: £245,000 for a historic home that offers unrivaled views of the Devon coast. Yet this property measures just 23 by six feet. It's Britain's most expensive beach hut..."