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Travel Antics the magazine

IT’S HERE! The new edition of the Travel Antics magazine has arrived and in it, you can find some truly inspirational pictures of daily life for local people all over the world, from India, Italy, Morocco and more. Plus, meet a woman who put her fears to one side in order to climb Tanzania’s most famous mountain, Kilimanjaro, a man who wants you to find love in the capital city of London and a woman who is helping to shape the lives of prisoners in Serbia

The Travel Antics magazine is perfect for helping you explore new lands and meet locals from all over the world.

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The Archives

Here you can read and download each copy of the Travel Antics magazine, just in case you miss anything. Issue 2: The second issue is here filled to the brim with photography from India to Italy and beyond. Plus, meet

Places

The dawn of accessible travel has meant something as simple as choosing a break can be a bit of a nightmare. Now, Ryanair and other budget airlines are offering flights from as little as £20 to some European countries and companies

Write for the magazine

Travel Antics will soon be launching a new digital magazine brimming with interviews and inspiration from local businesses, charities and all those weird and wonderful people who make travelling everything we dreamed it would be and more. So, if there’s

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A quick look at 2017 – before we never mention it again

Photo by Ben Waardenburg on Unsplash Many of us are still reeling from the unfortunate year that was 2017. As always the new year was supposed to bring with it opportunity and excitement. But, alas the beginning of January is not a time

Goodbye 2017 – You bitch!

You may have noticed things have been a little quiet here at Travel Antics. Well, I’m not going to lie to you 2017 hasn’t been the kindest year. Not only on a professional level but personally too. From deaths to

The many faces of Toulouse: Local people in the pink city

Toulouse may be France’s fourth largest city, but its rustic charm and blushing brickwork make you feel as if you’re walking amongst the quaint beauty of a small village. But as striking as the buildings, historic landmarks and regal city

Sights found in Toulouse

Toulouse; known as the pink city, home to extraordinary rustic beauty, a scintillating history and a bohemian vibe. It’s a place for the creative soul, and it’s the perfect setting to enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee in a

Celebrating Pride: Chelsea Manning

Yesterday was a momentous occasion in London, as people came together to celebrate Pride. This year we weren’t just celebrating equality and acceptance, but also the fact it’s been 50 years since homosexuality was decriminalised. Tens of thousands came out