Travel Guides

Dining in the UK’s capital can be a daunting affair, with options in abundance. During a recent stay, I set about venturing my way through a range of tasty treats and tantalising tipples. Bluebird, Chelsea Returning two years later, Bluebird Chelsea experience is just as magical as I remember it. This is one of Chelsea […]

Situated high on the western side of Kendal – the picturesque market town known as the “Gateway to the Lake District” – Serpentine Woods is a tranquil, wooded area known mostly just by locals. This area of land close to Queens Road and within easy walking distance of the town was originally used for grazing

The magic of Morocco radiates from its bustling souks, ancient medinas and fortified kasbahs, to its rugged mountains, rolling deserts and deserted beaches. This is a country of dazzling diversity. Morocco is a country that’s been influenced by many different cultures. Its proximity to Spain, its occupation by France and the influences of North Africa

In the bustling metropolis of Bangkok, complete with the towering skyscrapers, the lavish accommodations and literally millions of people, the need for sustainability looms large. Hospitality is one of the many sectors that needs to make strategic changes to their business model so we can continue to enjoy everything it has to offer, whilst at

The vast archipelago of Indonesia offers a marvelous setting for unique and private family boat adventures. Exploring remote and untouched destinations by boat presents an extraordinary opportunity to experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of this country. The concept of yacht charters involves renting a fully crewed vessel, in most cases a traditional yet

Four towns, five attractions, in the part of Jutland known as The Triangle – and all close to each other. These special sites each have something different to offer their visitors but they are all interesting, informative and interactive. Most visitors to Denmark pass through this area which is dissected by a main road across the

The Bahamas has seen a surge in tourism since after the pandemic, as travelers seek destinations that offer both value and authenticity. This underscores the importance of providing personalized experiences as we see a significant shift in consumer behavior, with travelers now prioritizing unique experiences more than ever while on vacation. The cookie cutter vacation

When visiting a new city it’s important to experience the culture, and one of the best ways to do this is by participating in a workshop. Fortunately, Barcelona has a range of exquisite classes that allow you to explore the city’s creativity, history, and culture.  Let’s take a look at a few of Barcelona’s unique

The Bush Hotel Farnham is unique. This 95 key hotel, dating back to at least 1618, has a High Street location yet sits in three tranquil acres of grounds. This site has probably hosted a watering hole since the 11th century, with medieval landlords spreading straw across the floor for drinkers who wanted to stay

Foodies, take note: Soil not only holds a Michelin Star but has also made the top twenty restaurants in the world in the second annual “Global Tastemakers Awards” by the American magazine Food & Wine – the only Greek restaurant to make the esteemed list. Situated in the Pangrati neighbourhood of Athens, just a block