Amy Atkinson

Nashville

Deputy Chief Sub Editor at Good Housekeeping (UK)

Deputy Chief Sub Editor at Red Magazine

Deputy Chief Sub Editor at Prima Magazine

Deputy Chief Sub Editor at Hearst UK

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Articles

‘I flew to Mauritius expecting a ‘fly-and-flop’ winter sun holiday but I was wrong’

Dec 7, 2024 | ok.co.uk | Amy Atkinson |Laura Mulley

The small tropical island nation of Mauritius feels familiar as well as exotic – they drive on the left and English is spoken, yet you’re surrounded by swaying palm trees and clear, turquoise waters. Lying 500 miles east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, and about the size of Buckinghamshire, Mauritius was named by the Dutch in 1598 after the governor, Maurice of Orange.
Constance Mauritius hotels review: 'I went to Mauritius assuming it would be a relaxing ‘fly-and-flop’ holiday but I was wrong’

Dec 6, 2024 | mirror.co.uk | Laura Mulley |Amy Atkinson

The tiny tropical paradise of Mauritius offers a blend of the familiar and the exotic, with left-hand driving and English widely spoken, yet surrounded by swaying palms and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Located 500 miles east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean, and roughly the size of Buckinghamshire, Mauritius was christened by the Dutch in 1598 after their governor, Maurice of Orange.