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Blog 7th Year Anniversary – Tourism Taking on Prejudice & Bigotry (15.02.19)

This week marks the 7th anniversary of this blog.

Mandalay – Myanmar (Burma) 11.02.19

     “On the road to Mandalay,  Where the

Revolutionary Graffiti Art – Leon, Nicaragua (04.02.19)

Leon has always been the liberal capital of Nicaragua,

White Rhinos – an African Success Story (28.01.19)

The recovery of Africa’s southern square-lipped white

Machu Picchu, Peru – New Visitor Regulations (21.01.19)

Thrillingly positioned in the jungle-clad mountain

BREXIT – Advice for Travellers (11.01.19)

Further to my recent blog giving a positive spin on

St John’s Co-Cathedral – Valletta, Malta (07.01.19)

When travelling to the wonderful walled capital city

Cooking Dal – Pulse of Indian Subcontinent (31.12.18)

Deriving from the Sanskrit verb ‘to split’ (dāl), the

Brexit Baloney – Stoking Travel Fears (20.12.18)

This week has been the travel industry’s turn to be

World’s Longest Zip-Wire Flight – Jebel Jais, Ras Al Khaimah (UAE) 11.12.18

It’s a bird… it’s a plane… it’s Superman! Fancy

Jungle Walks – Central America (29.11.18)

Like a giant screen set for the film of the Jungle

Victoria Falls – Zimbabwe & Zambia (16.11.18)

David Livingstone – the missionary, explorer and

Shumba Camp, Zambia – Logistics of a Remote Luxury Retreat (10.11.18)

Three weeks ago I was privileged to stay in one of our

Tourism’s front row seat, as global wildlife drops 60% in 35 years (03.11.18)

International travellers, although hugely saddened,

Chapel of Bones – Evora, Portugal (28.10.18)

If you want to get into the spirit of Halloween, you

Sweet Shops – India (21.10.18)

The Indian sub-continent is a high stakes roller in

Stained Glass Sensation – León, Spain (15.10.18)

The phenomenally beautiful 13th-15th century stained

Military Secrets – Vis, Croatia (09.10.18)

Behind the stunning setting and crystal-clear blue

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