By Lauren Dittmer
The Galapagos Islands are a National Park and Marine Reserve which host some 225,000 tourists each year. Despite thralls of visitors...
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Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Away from the crowds of tourists posing in front of mesmerizing Angkor Wat, there is a little cluster of smaller...
By Harriet Lowbridge
Rainy holidays genuinely suck. You have days planned for sunning yourself on the beach with a good book and suddenly you’re staring out...
By Haydee Martínez Zavala & Edith Rojo-Zazueta
In Mexico, there’s a saying that goes like this: “El muerto al pozo y el vivo al gozo”. The literal...
By Prateeksha Pathak
When it comes to planning a trip, one is always stuck between mountains or beaches, tropical climate or snow-capped peaks. There is one...
By Lauren Stenning
You can’t spend a weekend in the Brecon Beacons without trekking to the top of the famous Pen y Fan for 360-degree views of the lush green...
By Iona Middleton
I arrived into Bangkok airport hot and sweaty. My discomfort, I’ll admit, was entirely my own fault as I stupidly thought it would...
By Tirion Davies and Ellie Ball
Chichen Itza
The city of Chichen Itza in Yucatán, Mexico was announced a Wonder of the World in 2007. The archeological...
By Ellie Hutchings
Bursting with idyllic beaches, flourishing forest and home to the infamous Great Barrier Reef, it’s no wonder that Australia’s east...
By Iona Middleton and Amy Layton
Iona Middleton
In my second year of university, I embarked on a semester abroad in Dunedin, New Zealand at the...
By Sai
As most people know, crêpes originated in France. Specifically, in Brittany or Bretagne around the 12th century, when buckwheat arrived in...
By Sarah Rawle
The United States is filled with endless incredible sights and things to do. I have been lucky enough to travel through twenty states...
