Jordan, the crossroads of empires
On the periphery of war, Jordan remains vulnerable but it stands resolute
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Herodotus was the least stupid tourist in history
Also this week: Confusion on Greek taxi boats and envying the “soixante-huitards”.
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Everything is better in Sweden
The elevated public spaces, transport and coffee culture were a revelation; the holiday stomach bug was less welcome.
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Adriana Brownlee: “As soon as you think of records, it gets dangerous”
The mountaineer on climbing the world’s highest peaks.
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The pleasures and sorrows of solo travelling
Could I truly enjoy a trip to Lisbon on my own?
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An assisted cycle through scenic Silesia
How I conquered picturesque Polish volcanoes, e-bikes and endless vegetarian meals.
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Just let Venice sink
The city is going to charge visitors an entrance fee, but it won’t save the place from itself.
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Travel influencers are making tourism dumber
People are travelling more than ever, with so much information available, yet it is getting more limited.
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Swapping hotels for hostels and luggage for a backpack has recharged my love of travel
The pandemic has reminded us that human interaction is a privilege – that’s why I’ll opt for budget trips from…
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I was born to bask in the Mediterranean sun, not write under the bedcovers for warmth
I am sick of these cold, grey skies. I want to grapple with my internal troubles in a warm harbour café with…
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How influencers justify jet-setting to Dubai in the midst of lockdown
Social media stars have always provided their followers with luxury escapism, should that change in a pandemic?
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