Travel Writing

The majority of the work linked below consists of my featured articles on the luxury travel website, Beau Monde Traveler. This digital and print publication focuses on luxury travel and lifestyle content for affluent, discerning, and intelligent adventure seekers. I am responsible for researching, writing, and editing content about luxury events, hotels, destinations, restaurants, and travel icons. I use SEO techniques and social media platforms to expand the publication's readership.

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Top 5 Niche Winter Activities to Celebrate Christmas in London

London. The Big Smoke. Home of Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, and a laundry

list of numerous legendary landmarks. The UK’s mammoth metropolis also hosts a

myriad of fantastic historical and cultural activities and events on an annual basis. Every

winter, you will find all of the usual suspects pop up in London once again, such as

Hyde Park’s Winter Wonderland or Christmas at Kew Gardens. However, if you’re

looking to fill an itinerary with places that are not absolutely bustling wi

Market House Cambridge: The 200-Year Legacy Lives On - Beau Monde Traveler Luxury Travel Magazine

Here’s a fresh twist on an old tradition — the business lunch or dinner. A classic event in which professionals combine conversations about a business opportunity with the quotidian requirement of eating. That’s just what the hospitality team have achieved at this innovative Cambridge establishment spicing up the food and beverage industry. Guests can spend their time working, relaxing, drinking, or dining in an environment where ideas can be nurtured, or business issues resolved. And of course,

etch. - A Seat at the Michelin Plated Table

Some individuals eat to live, while others live to eat. On the busiest, most stressful of days, eating while standing up or directly from the fridge can be a method of survival. However, one of life’s greatest pleasures can be found by tasting food that is almost too gorgeous to eat. Gourmands across the UK, and around the world, keep their ears pricked for the mention of up-and-coming restaurants serving the most innovative offerings of haute cuisine. etch. by Steven Edwards, a Michelin Plate r

11 Beautiful Walks in Sheffield – Or Very Nearby

Pull up your bootstraps because it’s time to take a hike. Ramblers seeking undulating hills and valleys, fairytale landscapes, and a variety of terrain should consider Sheffield and the Peak District. Sheffield, with its unique architecture and historic landmarks, displays a wealth of walking options. The Peak District was the first national park to be established in the United Kingdom and offers over 1,600 miles of public paths for adventurers to explore. So whether you’re looking for the most

Roseate House London: The Hautest Hotel in Hyde Park

“Let me be surrounded by luxury, I can do without the necessities!” This quote from Oscar Wilde, one of the most venerated writers in London in the early 1890s, encapsulates his quest for grandeur. Roseate House in London, a luxury boutique hotel, takes this philosophy further by veiling everyday moments in a shroud of opulence. This quintessentially British bolthole, with roots in the Victorian era and a special connection to Mr. Wilde, is a sophisticated respite from the banalities of routine.

Julia Stella: From Wedding Planner to Global Jet-Setter

Julia Stella realized the extent of Japanese hospitality following an unexpected encounter with a stranger. After departing from a train, and carrying heavy luggage on a flight of stairs, she felt the weight she was carrying disappear. To her surprise, a man had taken her suitcase. Shock transformed into gratitude — the man who appeared to be stealing her luggage was actually carrying the suitcase for her. Moments like this weave into the vibrant tapestry of Julia’s life as a luxury travel blogg

National Geographic Traveller Food Festival: Tantalize your taste buds

One could surmise that the best recipe for a successful food festival includes a mixture of the most passionate and charismatic chefs who are eager to share their expertise. Next, it’s imperative to add a generous amount of international flavors and innovative cuisine for the curious gourmands to broaden their culinary experience. Finally, sprinkle a serving of human connection in a space set up with 80 food stalls, offering samples of some of the most intriguing food and drink products. This co

Flight in a WWII Spitfire: Soaring in English Skies

It’s difficult to imagine how young British pilots would have felt before embarking on their life-or-death missions in World War II. According to a pilot who flew in the Battle of Britain — the Royal Air Force flying ace Douglas Bader, “Like the Spitfire it was immensely strong: a pilot had no need to fear the danger of pulling the wings off, no matter how desperate the situation became.” The closest adventurers can get to this feeling now would be to experience a piloted flight in a WWII Spitfi

Vintage Car Experience with Italy Charme: The drive of your dreams

An iconic figure from the Golden Age of Film is without question, Sophia Loren. Renowned for her beauty, style, and acting prowess, one envisions her riding in an Alfa Romeo with the top down and her long locks waving in the wind as she navigates winding roads along the Amalfi Coast. Loren was known for her love of classic cars. Nowadays, modern cars come with optimized comfort, advanced technology, and ease of use, but often at the cost of the driver feeling disconnected and numb from the drivi

Love is in the air on the Cupid’s Pod experience

Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, and the London Eye. These structures are so iconic that they have become essential characters within the story of London, weaving the threads of a plot that has been etched in history. There is a chance to gain a bird’s eye view of the city’s everlasting narrative, by entering a Cupid’s Pod on the London Eye.

The Cupid’s Pod experience offers two people the chance to enjoy their own private capsule on the London Eye, with refreshments and a personal host. The private

Reconnect with nature at the RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival

The beauty and fragrance of a rose in a country garden has the power to transform even the sourest of moods. And the healing power of plants isn’t just restricted to those residing in rural areas, as urbanites are becoming increasingly fond of labeling themselves as ‘plant moms’ or ‘plant dads’ when they proudly display their collection of houseplants on social media. This is why events centered around gardening are becoming extremely popular – in our digitized times, it’s essential to reconnect

East Hampton Art Affair: Immerse Yourself in Coastal Inspiration

Mark your calendar. Nestled in the heart of East Hampton, you’ll find an art showcase like no other. Featuring a collection of esteemed exhibitors, the lively art walk along Newton Lane allows visitors to discover a plethora of masterpieces. Marvel at impressive life-size sculptures, study the intricate detail of handmade jewelry, or daydream while gazing at a vivid abstract painting. A visual feast awaits.

The Hamptons have become a haven for affluent celebrities and New Yorkers who wish to sp

Beethovenfest: The Best Classical Music Festival in Germany

Since the beginning of time, there has always been something about music that has a way of moving us, physically, emotionally and even spiritually. We might console ourselves after a significant heartbreak with a selection of sad songs or pass the time while driving and listen to our favorite playlist. And of course, music makes us tap our feet while dancing to a hip-stirring party track. Beethoven, one of the most prominent figures in the history of music, once mused: “music is a higher revelat