By Lauren Dittmer
The Galapagos Islands are a National Park and...
Sustainable Tourism
Picture Perfect
By Josie von Jascheroff
Siem Reap, Cambodia.
Away from the crowds of...
Rainy Day Retreats
By Harriet Lowbridge
Rainy holidays genuinely suck. You have days...
Hitchhiking: 11 top tips to get started
The 11 Tips to Start Hitchhiking by Daniel Priestly
This summer I...
Category - Travel
Katie May Huxtable – The Island, Victoria Hislop
Travel writing presents itself to readers in numerous different forms. Whether it be fictitious tales of...
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...
There are many different types of holidays…but what do they all have in common? Some really wonderful clubs and bars. Here, three of our contributors...
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...
In the UK, it’s safe to say that we aren’t exactly blessed with beach weather. Nevertheless, we still have some beautiful beaches and coastal towns. Here...
It’s very easy to disregard camping as an uncomfortable and stressful option when looking at accommodation for staying abroad, but maybe we are a bit too...
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 Katie Duffin
For someone who can’t throw anything away just in case it might come in handy in eight years time, having to travel light for a month came as...
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...
Here at Cardiff University, we are proud to have such a diverse student population! Cardiff is a beautiful city bursting with culture and full of friendly...
A city filled with culture, you won’t be short of things to do with your 24 hours in Santiago. Chile is known for its fine wines and diverse beers, but...
Paris is a global centre for art, culture, fashion and history – a city of love with many extravagant sites that are must-visits. Whether it’s The Eiffel...
Vancouver is a city located in the province of British Columbia on the West Coast of Canada, the land of maple syrup, moose and poutine. Vancouver itself is...
Йордан (Jordan), a middle-aged man working in a 24/7 small market down our Airbnb, told us how Serdica came to be Sofia thanks to a legendary Christian...
As the second largest city in France (and one of the oldest) the port-city of Marseille is a cultural hub situated on the French Riviera. Founded by the Greeks...
