My Travel Plans for 2020 – cancellations, postponements, and how to deal with cabin fever
I usually write a blog post at the start of each year setting out what trips I have in store, which travel goals I want to achieve, which destinations I’m […]
My predictions for the travel industry in 2020 after the Covid-19 pandemic
Now that we’ve all accepted the travel bans and cancelled trips caused by the current Covid-19 pandemic, I’ve started wondering what the virus means for the travel industry in the […]
Exciting news: I’ll be representing the UK at the G7 Youth Summit 2020 in Washington DC!
I have some very exciting news to share! I recently found out that I’ve been selected by the Future Leaders Network to be Head of the UK’s Delegation at the G7 […]
How to travel as a single woman in your late 20s and the stigma of being single
By necessity, our travel style evolves as we go through the cycle of life. While as impoverished students we might have backpacked on a shoestring all summer long, by the […]
Looking back on 2019: Travels, Milestones and Lessons Learned
Each year in late December I look back on the year that’s passed and I write a blog post that recaps my travels, goals and lessons learned. You can find […]
A sunny winter’s day out at Windsor Castle
Many moons ago in 2012, while I was debating where to live in London for the very first time, my wonderful grandmother threw a curve ball into the mix by […]
8 reasons why Earlsfield is a great place to live in London
When I’m not travelling, and in between my various stints abroad, I live in London. And what a city it is! It’s the biggest city in Europe and one that […]
Graduating from my Master’s degree at long last!
This Friday 29th November 2019 I will graduate from my Double Master’s degree in European Politics and Society – a degree I started way back in September 2016 at the […]
My Guide to Summiting the Three Peaks: at a leisurely pace, rather than in 24-hours
The Three Peaks are the highest points of the three countries that comprise Great Britain: Ben Nevis in Scotland (1,345m), Snowdon in Wales (1,085m) and Scafell Pike im England (978m). […]
