Amanda Hyde
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Mostly travel writing. Likes cats, reading and faraway beaches.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Amanda Hyde
Research shows that one in five employees takes time off work due to stress - we've found the perfect antidoteApril is Stress Awareness Month, a reminder that, as a nation, we seem to be chronically suffering. It's not just work that can lead to exhaustion, irritability, detachment and imposter syndrome. Juggling the demands of a young family and elderly parents or caring for somebody full-time are just a couple of other scenarios that can quickly take a toll.
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Amanda Hyde
From a not-so-secret corner of the Costa Brava to the Alps, these travellers return year after year to their idea of paradiseBack in the 1980s, Hotel Aigua Blava had a well full of unfortunate lobsters captured for blow-out dinners, a pool bar called Chez Henry where a man named Angelo served umbrella-adorned Shirley Temples to pre-teens, and much-coveted limited edition pens, which they gave you in return for payment of the bill.
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3 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Helen Wood |Sophie Dickinson |Amanda Hyde |Mike Unwin
Mule trekking across Morocco's other-worldly Atlas peaks, our writer discovers a destination as unique as it is overlookedIt's hard to believe that a mere three and a half hour flight from Gatwick could transport you back in time to a medieval world, but when landing in Marrakech - where African, Arabian and modern European cultures converge - that's exactly what happens.
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4 weeks ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Amanda Hyde
Women captains are less rare than they used to be. McWilliams, an Easyjet pilot, made headlines back in 2019 when she became the youngest ever female captain on a commercial airline - while, between 2019 and 2023, there was a 26 per cent increase in pilot licences issued to women in the UK according to the Civil Aviation Authority. Despite this, , so Gilmour is keen to be a role model for girls looking to get into the industry. Elitism is another problem.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Sarah Marshall |Amanda Hyde |Ronan O'Connell |Ben Coates
Australia suffers far less political and religious division than most countries. As one of the planet's least religious nations, spiritual matters rarely stoke significant unrest. And Australia's politics is nowhere near as incendiary as that of the US or France, for example, where the Left vs Right chasm is yawning enough to split a family. Few Aussies rage about politics or religion.
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