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My Favourite 4 European Capital Getaways
Living in London as a travel blogger, I feel so fortunate to be able to access most of the best countries in the world within a skip, hop, a flight and a jump. Within two hours, you can find yourself experiencing the culture, food, weather and nightlife of other countries. That’s often how long it […]
A Guide To 48 Hours In Montréal
Montréal is one of Canada’s largest cities in the Quebec region and is set on an island in the Saint Lawrence River. It was originally called “City of Mary”, now renamed after Mont Royal – the multi-peak hill in the city. It is also a city of culture, with a huge focus on festivals, arts […]
The Canadian Experience: Winter In Toronto
Canada in the winter is exceptional. The country comes alive in a whole different way to the summertime. While temperatures can reach minus degrees, as long as you’re wrapped up well, you won’t even feel the cold. Imagine being toasty and warm, while having fun throwing snowballs and ice-skating in the heart of Toronto. Sounds […]
Why I Fell In Love With The Italian Dolomites
We are so fortunate to live in a world that is full of so many jaw dropping and surreal places. My never ending bucket list of all the monuments and once in a lifetime experiences is just growing. One of the experiences that was on my list was being up in the snow capped mountains, […]
A Quick Guide To The Champagne Region
On my recent trip to Champagne, I discovered there is a lot more to the region that meets the eye. The quaint areas of the Champagne are split up into various areas, such as Chalons, Reims, épernay and Hautvillers. Each with its own individual charm, bringing something unique to Champagne. Sipping on champagne, visiting champagne […]
Top 10 Things To Do In Budapest
If you follow me on social media, you will have known I recently visited the beautiful city of Budapest with Jet2CityBreaks. Jet 2 have their own airline that mainly fly from Manchester, but also offers great destination packages. When I was invited on press trip to Budapest to try out their indulgent escape city break […]
A Weekenders Guide To Florence, Italy
Welcome to Florence, the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance and the irresistible Tuscan capital. The city oozes presence in the form of its iconic and world-class artists that once ruled the realm, and their finesse they left behind through their artwork. It’s a destination filled with gourmet cuisine, with many small restaurants serving up locally […]
9 Fun And Fabulous Things To Do In Dubai
Dubai is a destination that many people have on their travel whilst list. It’s a city that oozes a sense of luxury on another level. The man made city has become one of the fastest growing cities in the last ten years, where sand and water has been swapped with high rise buildings and some […]
Beauty Is As Beauty Does
In honour of Organic Beauty Week, I am sharing the empowering and uplifting truth about how I became such a skincare fanatic.I never had the ‘ideal’ perfect skin that most people dreamt of, I never boasted that fresh out of the shower glow that many of my friends had. I often thought it was because […]
8 Things To Do When In Prague, Czech Republic
Most travel blogs tell you to visit the same three spots: Charles Bridge at sunrise, the Astronomical Clock at noon, and a trdelník stand. You’ll wait 45 minutes for a photo of the clock with 300 other tourists holding selfie sticks. That’s not a vacation. That’s a queue. Prague rewards people who walk one block […]