By Catriona Rowntree
Guest Traveller Jack Walden can’t think of a better way to explore all the nooks and crannies of a foreign city then by lacing up his shoes and pounding the pavement. Let's join Jack as he explores the walking tour... Ever since the well-kempt gentry of the 18th Century set off on their Grand Tours of the ...
We disliked Monday mornings. We wanted to wake up and start a new week excited about the week ahead, not dreading it and counting the days down until the next weekend. So we took a break or as we now refer to it, a Grown Up Gap Year. Katrina and Nick Haigh. On the (other side) of the road ...
We are racking up a very diverse list of Travel Q&As, my friends! Thank you for embracing this new section so wholeheartedly. It's a great way of tapping into your real needs so I can tap into my own knowledge and experience, gained over decades of travel, to provide you with some real solutions. Just to refresh your ...
This is such a broad church, this JTC community. One week we're talking about 'the ultimate traveller's handbag'; the next, we're sharing 'tips for taking kids on a plane to Thailand'; and, just a week later, it's all about 'enrolling children in a primary school abroad'. This week, we turn our attention to cruises - a means of travel that's dear ...
Have you listened to last week's fabulous podcast yet? It's an interview with 'luxury concierge' Filippo Curinga from Italy. If you haven't, just be aware, it may make you peckish... It had that effect on us when we recorded it. How could it not? Food is so much more than mere sustenance in Italy; it plays a central role in the country's ...
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