What could be better than a European cheese tasting trip? Imagine nibbling on raw, blue Roquefort in the glamorous French Riviera, or enjoying a perfectly paired Percorino and Barolo while taking in the quiet, rolling hills and rustic beauty of
Coming of age in Camden: A trip down memory lane
The North London borough of Camden is known for its idle canals, artisanal pubs serving craft beer and quirky murals lovingly painted on the side of bare brick buildings. It’s a place to stumble upon an overpriced painting in a
Breaking up with travel – A memory of a man and Japan
Not your average blog post title I know, but over the past few months, a dramatic shift has occurred in my life that I feel is important to discuss. Particularly as it’s deeply affected my relationship with travel and all
ISSUE 3 is now here!
It may seem like Travel Antics has disappeared into the ether, but that’s not the case. After taking a slightly longer than planned break to deal with some personal and professional issues I’m proud today we are back and better
Incarcerated women around the world
Living in a developing world is almost unthinkable for those in the west. But living in incarceration in countries that are struggling to care for law-abiding citizens, is almost impossible. The things we take for granted are things these incarcerated
May Day in Berlin: protests and parties
May Day, Bank holiday, three-day weekend. In the UK the 1st of May is synonymous with a little time off work for some rest and relaxation in the beaming sunshine (if we’re lucky).In Germany, things are a little different. It’s