Published on Life in Luxury on 25th April 2014:
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Classic Egypt: a cruise down the Nile
Published on Yahoo Lifestyle UK & Ireland on 20th April 2014:
I remember reading about Egypt as a child; it was a place of pyramids and Pharaohs with a history that’s as ancient and as long as the Chinese.
Over the years I read books, watched films and visited museums that featured snippets of ancient Egypt but had no real concept of what Egypt was in modernity. Until the last few years that is, when media coverage gave us an Egypt filled with revolutions and terrorism. So widespread were these reports that I had all but forgotten the Egypt I first encountered.
But there is that duality about Egypt, of the ancient and the modern, as I discovered on a recent trip there.
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How to stay safe while travelling in Egypt
Published on Yahoo Lifestyle UK & Ireland on 29th March 2014:
Since the events at Tahrir Square, many tourists have been reluctant to travel to Egypt. Each time a new incident arises, tentative travellers would cancel their plans with renewed concerns. The result has seen the country’s visitor numbers fall by some 90%.
With international press holding a dim view of safety in the country, Egypt’s Minister of Tourism Hisham Zaazou has even spoke of promoting Egypt without Cairo.
But is Egypt too dangerous to travel to? And how can you stay safe whilst there?
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Ten photos from Hotel Brunelleschi
A perfect weekend in Florence
Published on Yahoo Lifestyle UK & Ireland on 12th March 2014:
Many years ago when I went on my first holiday as an young adult, paid for with money earned from my first part-time job, I opted for Italy. At the time I was very much in love with Italian food, though admittedly didn’t really know anything about it.
My journey took me to Rome, Sorrento, Amalfi and was due to finish in Florence but a last minute change of plans meant that I never quite made it.
Over the years, work took me to increasingly far flung destinations like Lebanon, Dominican Republic and Tunisia. Florence, at a stone’s throw away, just sort of fell off the radar.
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