traveller stories

Given its proximity to Russia, it might be tempting to dismiss Georgian food as heavy, stodgy and bland. But nothing could be further from the truth. As any traveller to …

Learning Spanish gave us a voice with which we could ask questions we were unable to find answers to in guidebooks.

One traveller’s journey beyond the ancient medinas, rolling deserts, and piled Tagines of Morocco, and into the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains

When I describe Cuba after returning from my 9-day visit, the first word that comes to mind is ‘charming’. Yes, even in spite of power outages, unplanned routes and all.

At no other time has my ability to connect with people, places and the world been more obvious than during my travels.