Features Editor at @NatGeoTravelUK, formerly @TheTimes. Young Writer of the Year 2021 at the @travelmediawrds. Likes camping, wildlife, spicy food.
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"My dad taught me the earth will give you everything you need." My girl crush @EvaLongoria on her love of cooking, growing up on a Texan ranch and exploring the indigenous ingredients of Mexico nationalgeographic.com/trave…
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Tonight thousands will gather at Stonehenge in an ancient tradition... which isn't ancient at all. It's being going on for just 24 years. The modern story of Stonehenge involves sacramental LSD, police brutality and a young Keir Starmer. It is fascinating. A solstice thread/1
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Lying southwest of New York City, New Jersey is the spiritual home of the American diner, with almost 600 — the most of any state. Many are open around the clock and owned by families that pass their aprons down through the generations.
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Almost a century after Route 66 was created, America’s most celebrated road trip is going electric, offering a tantalising glimpse of the future as well as a step back in time.
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From tranquil towns beloved by local gourmands to hidden coves perfect for dropping anchor, April’s cover story sees us embark on a journey through the Greek Islands. Plus, a walking safari in Zambia and a weekend in southern Kosovo. Read now: pocketmags.com/national-geog…
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Excellent from @NewYorker on the future of journalism newyorker.com/news/the-weeke…
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🔔 New issue alert 🔔
Inside:
— Plan a once-in-a-lifetime Canadian road trip
— Go river rafting and bar-hopping in Murcia
— Discover the hidden history of Dubai
Find all that and more in the latest issue of National Geographic Traveller (UK), on newsstands now.
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Excited to share our annual #BestoftheWorld, this year it's bigger and bolder, with recs for the top experiences, hotels, restaurants, cultural & wellness spots. Plus our list of Travelers of the Year and Gear of the Year. Here's our top 20 experiences: nationalgeographic.com/cultu…
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And the winner for the Editor of the Year - Food & Drink Award is Glen Mutel @NatGeoTravelUK !
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If you missed The Masterclasses this week, there’s still a chance to learn from our expert panellists! Recordings of all the workshops are now available to buy, with individual sessions priced at £10 and all six classes available for £50. Get them here: ngtr.uk/recordings0923
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There's still time to get your tickets for tonight's travel writing and photography sessions ft @Stephens_GA, @itsjamesstewart, @theapplescruffs, @AndeanImaging, @HMCato, Ulf Svane & me! We'll be spilling all our secrets. Professional ones. Probably.
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With its waterside location, welcoming pubs and a revamped hotel, England’s smallest county makes for a perfect weekend break.
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Insightful interview with Tsakane Nxumalo, a sergeant in the Black Mambas, an all-female team working in the Greater Kruger National Park
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Day one of the National Geographic Traveller (UK) Food Festival is now over. Thanks to all those who came!
And it’s still not too late to book your tickets for tomorrow, book your spot here:
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The June 2023 issue has landed ✨
Inside:
— Outdoor adventures in Canada
— A weekend in Bosnia & Herzegovina
— Exploring Costa Rica's wildest corners
And much, much more. Pick up a copy in shops or subscribe to get the next issue delivered.
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Been a while since I’ve seen a feature of mine in a printed magazine - so great to see my piece on canoeing the Spey, Scotland’s most noble river in @NatGeoTravelUK . Here it is in the last seconds before my four year old spread his lasagne all over the pages.
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The May 2023 issue has landed ✨
Inside:
— Classic Italy in a new light
— A weekend in Finnish Lakeland
— Art and architecture in Christchurch
And much, much more. Pick up a copy in shops or subscribe to get the next issue delivered.
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The Gurung community has been collecting wild honey in the Himalayan foothills of Nepal for centuries, risking their lives to harvest sticky combs from cliff nests using ancient techniques handed down through generations.
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Novruz bayramınız mübarək! Happy #Nowruz to all those who celebrate this beautiful holiday. May your day be filled with food, family and frolicking around a roaring bonfire 🥹
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