Words – December 2017

Published this month:

London Food Tour – Discover culinary treats in east London

Published on Europe Up Close on 20th December 2017:

East London is one of the most colorful parts of the UK capital, not just visually but also culturally.

This is thanks in part to the number of creatives who have flooded this corner of the city in recent years, but also the diverse neighborhood it has been for centuries past.

This gentrification usually means one thing: Good food – and hence the perfect location to go on a London Food Tour.

Read more at Europe Up Close

Nature, art and the best restaurant in South Africa: Why you should head to trendy Cape Town for your next break

Published on Metro.co.uk on 19th December 2017

If you have never visited Cape Town, now is the time to add it to the top of your bucket list.

As one of South Africa’s three capital cities, Cape Town offers that perfect blend of trendy neighbourhoods, jaw-dropping landscapes, and some of the best restaurants in the country.

Table Mountain may be its most visited tourist site, but there are plenty of other attractions to keep you busy.

Read more at Metro.co.uk

Why you should add a safari holiday at Gondwana Game Reserve to your bucket list

Published on Metro.co.uk on 12th December 2017

I loved going to the zoo as a child. Getting to see all the different animals in front of you, not just on the pages of an illustrated children’s book, is really exciting for a kid.

On early trips to safari parks in the UK, I got a taste of how those animals actually lived outside of cages.

But it wasn’t until I went on my first safari about four years ago – a solo trip to Durban on the east coast of South Africa – that I truly understood how these animals lived in the wild.

 

Read more at Metro.co.uk

Now is the perfect time to visit South Africa’s Stellenbosch for good food, great wines and a slice of culture

Published on Metro.co.uk on 5th December 2017

If you’re thinking about getting some winter sun and love wine and good food, it’s time you booked a holiday to South Africa’s Stellenbosch.

The stunning region is situated just outside of Cape Town in the Western Cape, and it produces some of the most famous wines in the country.

But more than that, it’s a destination that’s rich in history, full of culture and there are plenty of activities to help you work off all that delicious food.

Read more at Metro.co.uk