CN Traveller • 30th April 2020 This is what to expect when planes can fly again When international travel bans do begin to be lifted, the question is, what kind of holidays will we take and what will those journeys actually be like?
Mr Porter • 19th April 2020 Where To Hit The Waves Now Surfing Is An Olympic Sport The best breaks from Costa Rica to Indonesia via Portugal and where to stay – assuming you’re not competing in Japan next year.
The Telegraph • 19th April 2020 Why more women than ever are exploring the world alone There are some things in life that only happen when you travel alone. For me, it was hitching a ride on a tour bus with British band The Levellers. I was 19 and inter-railing around Europe…
The Telegraph • 19th April 2020 What happened when I hired an 'Instagram photographer' to document my family holiday "Just stand with your backs to that giant cactus and pretend you’re having a conversation,” says Ericka, lifting her camera towards us and clicking half a dozen times.
Mr Porter • 19th April 2020 Seven Downright Outrageous New Hotels To Book In 2020 From converted Indian palaces to floating Swedish spas and eco-conscious atriums in Arizona, many of the hotels arriving over the next year are redefining what luxury means while also tackling the all-important issue of sustainability in travel
CN Traveller • 19th April 2020 Glow in the dark: the next-gen foodie fixation Bright-eyed kitchens from London to Tokyo are giving feasts a neon-splashed upgrade
CN Traveller • 19th April 2020 How meat-free holidays are taking off Hotels and tour operators around the world are catching on to the growing appetite for vegan-friendly alternatives
CN Traveller • 19th April 2020 Why learning on holiday is the 2020 travel trend to know Why serious learning is cool again in the age of the ever-curious travel nerd
CN Traveller • 19th April 2020 It's now possible to travel the world from your living room The need for escapism is more acute than ever. From immersive gaming graphics to virtual tours around galleries in New York and Italy, here is how to travel virtually
CN Traveller • 19th April 2020 The travel trends to know in 2020 From space tourism to nakations, ancestry travel to electric planes, this is what the new decade has in store for jet-setters
Baku Magazine • 26th September 2019 Bio-hacking travel: new possibilities for “human upgrades” Travel can leave even the most resilient jet setters stressed and exhausted. Luckily, the 21st century is delivering ways to sidestep tourism’s downsides – including jet lag – through biohacking
Baku Magazine • 6th September 2019 Astrocartography: Your New Zodiac Travel Guide Astrocartography is the latest trend disrupting the travel industry. Jenny Southan explores the growing number of holiday-makers looking to the stars before they book their holiday
Mr Porter • 1st May 2019 Five of the World's Wildest Fishing Trips Here are five wild fishing trips that will challenge your strength, smarts and endurance, and will be worth building an entire holiday around
The Telegraph • 14th December 2018 Travels with my wife What we've learnt exploring the planet as a gay couple
CN Traveller • 1st December 2018 Top travel trends for 2019 Find out what's taking off around the world with our rundown of 10 travel trends to know in 2019, from eco-conscious holidays to the new way to travel solo.
Baku Magazine • 1st September 2018 Off The Grid Travel: Escape digital burnout for technology free paradise If you’re feeling on the verge of digital burnout, the best remedy is going off-grid and getting back to nature. Jenny Southan explores the latest and greatest off the grid travel excursions
Baku Magazine • 1st August 2018 Culinary Adventures: From Michelin-star chefs to exotic street food Venture beyond the hotel breakfast buffet to excite your taste buds with a bevy of excursions that will leave lasting memories
Business Traveller • 1st July 2018 Club rules Coworking spaces and members’ clubs are an alternative to the traditional office or home study. But what are the benefits of signing up and which are the best?
Business Traveller • 1st July 2018 Taking the initiative By 2025, the Amsterdam Economic Board has hopes for the city to be among Europe’s top three regions for innovation. What is it doing to achieve this?
Baku Magazine • 1st July 2018 Space Tourism: Travel takes on new heights From one-way journeys to Mars with Elon Musk and Dutch company Mars One, to an astronaut training experience at the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, space tourism is seriously taking off
