This feature on what’s hot in Kuala Lumpur, from hip hotels and retail therapy to where to stay, was published in The Sunday Times travel section.
November 15, 2010 — Comments are off for this post.
Insider’s guide to KL
November 14, 2010 — Comments are off for this post.
Going for gold
This travel feature on China encompasses the highlights of China, starting in Beijing then on to Shanghai, followed by a trip down the Yantze River then on to Xian and back to Beijing
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September 19, 2010 — Comments are off for this post.
Holidays for grown-ups
If you fancy a break without the children this travel piece I wrote and edited for Tesco magazine features some incredible holidays to Istanbul, India and Tobago.
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Places visited: Agra, Beyoglu, Blue Mosque, Bobster’s Champagne Bar, Bosphorus, Buccoo Reef, Caribbean, Charlotteville, Turkey, Church of Divine Wisdom, Coco Reef & Spa, Coconut Bay, Crown Point, Delhi, Fort Milford, Goa, Grand Bazaar, Hagia Sophia, India, Istanbul, Jaipur, Lush Hotel, Pigeon Point, Pink City, River Yamuna, Store Bay, Sultanahmet, Taj Mahal, Taksim Square, Tobago, Topkapi Palace
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