Angkor Wat to Phnom Penh: Things To Do in Cambodia
Looking for an adventure that’s off the beaten path? Look no further than Cambodia. This beautiful Southeast Asian country has a rich history, vibrant culture, and a wealth of exciting…
Palais Amani: Hidden Paradise in Fes Morocco
James Clark stays at the Palais Amani, Fes in Morocco, and cooks up a storm in this amazing city. I have always been a fan of second cities. They tend…
A Scenic Guide of Augusta’s Historic Walking Tours
Founded in 1736 by General James Oglethorpe, Augusta is a charming city with plenty of history and attractions for visitors of all ages. From well-known sites like Woodrow Wilson’s boyhood…
The Magnificent 7 Best Film Festivals 2023
With your mind firmly focused on Yul Brynner riding with six fellow cowboys into a dusty town we give you our round up of the seven best film festivals from…
Catherine & Anne: Queens, Rivals, Mothers
Neil Hennessy-Vass visits Hever Castle to view the current exhibition Catherine & Anne: Queens, Rivals, Mothers. Hever Castle, the family seat and childhood home of Anne Boleyn, Henry VIII’s second…
5 Fantastic Festivals in Colombia 2023
Colombia is a fascinating and colourful country to visit, with a rich history and wide culture. There are a number of festivals in the South American country throughout the year….
What To Do In Louisville, US Capital Of Horse Racing
Louisville, Kentucky is well-known for its rich history, horse racing culture, and vibrant atmosphere. Louisville has something for everyone, whether you are a horse racing aficionado or just seeking a…
Things To Do in Dublin in 48 Hours
Mark Bibby Jackson discovers the sustainable things to do in Dublin, many of which are free. Since I have been writing about sustainable tourism, I have been struck by how…
Why Is Paris Known as the City of Love & Romance?
Have you ever wondered why Paris is known as the “city of love”? Many people think of Paris when they think about romance. There are a lot of things to…
8 Caribbean Festivals in 2023
If you are looking for a festival in 2023, you might be interested in visiting the Caribbean. The region is famed for its colourful and vibrant festivals. Here is our…
From Darkness to Light: A Traveler’s Experience on an Auschwitz Tour
In the dark days of World War II, Auschwitz became synonymous with the horrors of the Holocaust. This concentration camp has become a symbol of the brutality and terror of…
Take Your Time at Thyme Hotel Cotswolds
Roger Hermiston and Eileen Wise travel to the Cotswolds to slow down at the Thyme Hotel. There’s a sense of timelessness as you journey to Gloucestershire’s Thyme country house hotel…
Quirky Places to Visit in the UK
If you fancy a getaway but you don’t wish to hop on a plane to a far-flung destination, then worry not. There are some super fun and quirky places you…
9 Festivals in February 2023 Around the World
Travel Begins at 40 rounds up the best festivals in February 2023 across the Globe, from Mongolia to Easter Island, so wherever you are you just can’t help celebrating the…
Top Activities You Can Do in Australia in 2023
Australia is ideal for tourists because of its unique biodiversity and natural beauty. Visitors visiting Australia should enjoy discovering new sights and finding solace in the calm embrace of nature….
The Beauty of Morocco’s Landscapes: From Deserts to Mountains
Morocco is a nation that is well-known for the natural beauty of its landscapes, including the snow-capped Atlas Mountains as well as the wide stretches of the Sahara desert. Anyone…
11 Carnivals Around the World for 2023
Whether you call it the carnival, Mardi Gras or simply a fête, the approach of Lent brings with it a wonderful explosion of colour and exuberance. Travel Begins at 40…
5 Things To Do in Toulouse France in Two Days
Is Toulouse worth visiting? Mark Bibby Jackson visits the fourth largest city in France, and stands in awe at the Halle de la Machine before making a pastel fabric in…
Southern Australia: Not Just Wineries and Laid-Back Road Trips
If you are considering a big, far-flung adventure this year, then how much further flung can you get than the Land Down Under? Australia has everything that a traveller could…
Murderous Things To Do in Essex
Thinking of things to do in Essex this weekend? Mark Bibby Jackson takes the short trip to Essex to land in a bit of a pickle as he is charged…
Executions: Museum of London Docklands
Robert Spellman reviews Executions, an exhibition looking at public executions held at the Museum of Docklands London. Hanging. Burning. Beheading. Drawing, hanging and quartering. During London’s 700-year history of public…
Where to Travel for Veganuary 2023
Whether it is for ethical reasons or health, increasingly large numbers of people are turning towards veganism. According to the Veganuary website 620,000 people tried being vegan last January, from…
Esoteric Worldwide Festivals for 2023
As we enter the new year, Mark Bibby Jackson provides a guide to worldwide festivals for 2023. From voodoo in West Africa to miraculous lords and Hampshire watercress, here is…
5 Japan Winter Festivals: Naked Men and Sake
From naked men to setting off fireworks and lots of sake, here is our round up of Japan Winter Festivals ranging from the quirky to the strange. Matsutaki Festival…
