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Sweden is a country filled with a limitless list of things to see and do. With 80% of its landscape covered in wilderness, there is an abundance of nature, thousands of islands and an astonishing 100,000 lakes. Sweden is also the home to Ikea, ABBA, and the birthplace of the Nobel Prize.
Sweden’s capital, Stockholm, is Scandanavia’s grandest city and unquestionably one of the most beautiful capitals in the world. It is known as the ‘Venice of the North’, spread across 14 islands and connected by 57 bridges. The wider Stockholm archipelago is made up of a sizeable 33,000 islands!
It has been a pleasure to collaborate with Visit Stockholm during my trip to showcase the best things to see and do in the Swedish capital. Look no further for the ultimate travel guide to Stockholm, Sweden…
Nice Côte d’Azur is the capital of the French Riviera, located on the south-eastern coast of France, between the French Alps and the Mediterranean Sea. Nice is the fifth most populous city in France after Paris, Marseille, Lyon and Toulouse. It is very different to the rest of France and is surprising to think that a glamorous destination with azure blue seas, bright golden sunshine, pristine beaches, lush palm trees, and charming landscapes is only a two-hour flight from London! Continue reading to find out the top things to see and do in this stunning French Riviera city…
Australia has never felt closer! In a major milestone for the aviation industry, Qantas has announced its Project Sunrise A350 mission, operating the world’s longest direct flight from London Heathrow to Sydney from 2025.
Qantas has ordered a brand new fleet of 12 Airbus A350-1000s, which will operate from both London and New York to Sydney, taking approximately 20 hours and flying about 11,000 miles.
The longest flights I have previously done are from Malaysia and Japan to London, both of which took about 14 hours. Although I have never been able to sleep on a plane and have crazy jet lag when I land, Qantas’ 20-hour flight is a game changer. Here’s why I am up for it and why you should consider it too…
Monaco is known for its glitz and glam – from the F1 Grand Prix and the famous Casino de Monte Carlo, to the endless amount of Rolls Royce’s, private jets and superyachts. With a convenient flight time of only two hours from London, your first steps here will instantly give you a mix of LA, Miami and Vegas vibes. Monaco is the second smallest country in the world, approximately the size of New York’s Central Park, but it’s also one of the richest countries, where 1/3 of people are millionaires. Contrary to most assumptions, it’s still possible to holiday in this picturesque country without emptying out your pockets. In this blog post, I outline the best 10 things to see and do in Monaco – you will see from my pictures why it has quickly become one of my favourite countries…
Since the first day I stepped foot in Malta, I have developed a Maltese balcony obsession. Malta’s balconies, otherwise known as the gallarija, are traditional elements of the country’s architecture. They became popular in the late 17th century, with the first balconies featuring at Valletta’s Grand Master’s Palace, which then set off this spectacular trend. I have been in complete awe of them, including their colours and structures, and how they feature on buildings all over the country. Interestingly, the colour of the balcony is matched to the door of that particular building. It is only right that I dedicate an entire blog post to photos of these architectural wonders…
I have just returned from my trip to Malta where I chose to stay in the newly opened 4.5 star Embassy Valletta Hotel. Staying in the heart of Malta’s capital city, Valletta, was the highlight of my holiday and The Embassy Valletta Hotel met my expectations. Here’s what I loved about my stay…
Travelling abroad definitely feels different due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Having just returned from Malta, I can confidently say that the trip was safe and seamless, from the airport experience in London to being on the plane; and from roaming around the beautiful streets of Malta to eating out at restaurants. I received quite a lot of questions and DMs during my trip on what international travel is like during this ‘new normal’, and so this blog is dedicated to answering those questions…
The Egyptian resort of Taba Heights is situated in the magical Sinai Peninsula on the Red Sea coast. It is less well known compared to other popular resorts like Sharm El Sheikh and Hurghada, and is isolated from the rest of Egypt, so it is definitely worth considering staying in Taba if you are planning on going to Egypt! I loved my time in Taba and here’s why…
January is the perfect month to plan your upcoming travels over the next 12 months. And after the last two years, let’s hope that 2022 is the year that adventures steadily find their way back into our lives.
I loved my time in the Dominican Republic, one of the Caribbean’s most beautiful destinations, and I highly recommend it being on your list of places to visit. Here are 10 reasons why…
I stayed at the newly-opened Courtyard by Marriott Glasgow SEC in November during the COP26 climate change summit. Being in Glasgow for over two weeks meant I was keen to stay at a hotel that was in a good and convenient location, which provided comfort, and the Courtyard offered just that!
