Whether you go for Santa, snow, midnight sun or northern lights, Lapland is the Arctic of your wildest childhood dreams. My piece for The Times reveals what you shouldn’t overlook.
The pandemic paused travel, but made meeting strangers more difficult. But one Viennese resident is set to reignite the age-old tradition of enjoying good conversations with inventive style in the Austrian capital. I interview Eugene Quinn for National Geographic Traveller.
After a long winter, the never-ending space and solace of Lapland’s forests beckon. Here, you can walk, meditate and collect juicy Arctic berries born from winter snows. My piece for National Geographic Traveller.
From the south’s deeply riven, sapphire-blue fjords to the reindeer-bobbled, glacier-capped wilderness of the Arctic north, nature in Norway is off the scale. My take on the country’s 11 best national parks for Lonely Planet.
In this Telegraph piece, I reveal why the hills are alive with the sound of music… but also hiking, skiing, llama trekking and cider quaffing
It’s just 35 miles long, but for an exhilarating drive the old mountain road up and over Gospel Pass to Hay-on-Wye simply can’t be matched. My road trip feature for the Telegraph.
Austria is on the green list and double-jabbed travellers can now go without having to self-isolate. Don’t hesitate. Read my Telegraph piece here.
Looking at everything from bug restaurants to meadow regeneration, my sustainable feature for The Independent reveals why Britain’s smallest city packs quite a green punch.
In this Telegraph feature, I find that multi-course foraged dinners, a solar-powered seaweed kitchen and edible inspects are just a few of the food highlights in this Welsh region.
Kerry Walker 