9 Best Souvenirs from Uruguay: What to Bring Home
There are some countries where souvenir shopping means choosing between magnets and postcards. Uruguay is not one of them. So many of the things that define the country, from mate and Tannat to dulce de leche and football, are also things you can take home with you. We had a local friend in Montevideo who...Continue reading→
Best Things to Do in Montevideo, Uruguay
Uruguay was our first stop in South America and, in hindsight, it was a pretty perfect introduction. Montevideo felt relaxed and manageable, the people were incredibly welcoming and we quickly realised there was far more to Uruguay than we had expected. The country’s identity is wrapped up in football, gaucho culture, mate, asado, tango and...Continue reading→
Best Wine Regions to Visit Around the World
Wine tourism is booming, and the best wine regions to visit now stretch far beyond the classic vineyard routes. More wineries are opening their doors for tastings, lunches and immersive experiences, with wine tourism accounting for around a quarter of winery revenue worldwide. This guide is for anyone who likes good wine and wants to...Continue reading→
DMZ Tour from Seoul Review: Is It Worth It?
A DMZ tour from Seoul is an experience that cannot be missed because the divide between North and South Korea cannot be ignored. More than 70 years later, North and South Korea remain divided by a four kilometre wide buffer zone, surrounded by military checkpoints, restricted villages and one of the most heavily fortified borders...Continue reading→
Cheltenham Literature Festival: What to Expect When You Visit
Cheltenham Literature Festival is one of four major cultural festivals that take over the spa town each year, alongside its Jazz, Science and Music festivals. Established in 1949, it’s recognised as the world’s longest-running literature festival. I first attended in 2017 to see The Girl on the Train author Paula Hawkins and have returned many...Continue reading→
