By Catriona Rowntree
Dear Traveller, I hope this letter finds you well, and even after all the challenges we’ve been thrown, you are still curious about what lies beyond your doorstep and remain open-minded to the world. If you take the time to move beyond the headlines, you’ll find that if you are vigilant and vaccinated the world has ...
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Our Guest Traveller Barbara Vos is back to share another amazing travel adventure. This time she’s taking us on a mystery tour to Antikythera, Ireland, and the Netherlands. First my “magical mystery tour” to Antikythera. Our island welcome was perfection: Greek coffee and honey doughnuts all round. We started with a hot and strenuous forty-minute hike ...
This week's guest traveller, Shona Grant takes us to Venice, Italy, and shares her memories of the food, wine and people. I went to Venice for two reasons. Harry’s Bar and Peggy Guggenheim’s detachable genitalia. This was taken near where we were staying. It was a great relief that there were no cars, but given my experience ...
This week's Guest Traveller Diana King is fortunate to be living in Spain and takes us on a road trip around the region. Taking advantage of few Covid restrictions, Peter and I set out to drive around the Picos de Europa, a massive Rocky Mountain chain that extends across the north of Spain. It is named ...
This week’s Guest Traveller Philippa Brear takes us to India to revisit the Jaipur Literature Festival, to which she can't wait to return. Vanity Fair's former editor Tina Brown called it 'the greatest literary show on earth'. The Jaipur Literature Festival started in 2006 with a handful of speakers and, before the pandemic, had grown to ...
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