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Nov 20, 2024 | 
britishtraveljournal.com | Amy Bonifas |With Amy's expertise |Natalie Paris |Gina Jackson
The lesser-known area between the Cotswolds and Oxfordshire is not only beautiful, it’s home to one of the cosiest cottages. You might be familiar with the honey-hued cottages of Chipping Norton and Oxford’s medieval streets, but have you experienced Banbury’s underrated beauty? Ideally placed between the two, it’s home to tiny villages, firelit pubs and nature-focused spots. The Snug, in the village of Barford St John, is ideal if you’re looking for a dreamy wintry escape.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
britishtraveljournal.com | Amy Bonifas |With Amy's expertise |Sophie Farrah |Rosie Underwood
Why rush the journey? We take the slow, scenic route through the Lakes to the peaceful banks of Loch Tay – discovering wild swimming spots and outdoor spas along the way. Living on the outskirts of London means I always jump at the chance to explore more remote and rural parts of the country. So, when my husband and I plan our road trip to visit friends in Edinburgh with our two dogs, I suggest we take our time.
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Sep 30, 2024 | 
britishtraveljournal.com | Sophie Farrah |Chantal Haines |Amy Bonifas
British Travel Journal heads to the East Sussex coast to explore the sweeping sands of Camber and the historic charm of Rye. Better known for its shingle and pebble, long golden beaches might not be the first think that springs to mind when you think of the Sussex coast.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
britishtraveljournal.com | Jane Knight |Amy Bonifas
Stay in one of the UK’s hottest hotels, from the latest Pig and Village Pub in the Cotswolds to the brand new opening of Saltmoore in North Yorkshire’s Whitby and the first ever Virgin Hotel in London. Saltmoore, North YorkshireNamed after its position between the sea and the moon, this brace of two hotels and spa is due to open near Whitby in October.
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Sep 16, 2024 | 
britishtraveljournal.com | Amy Bonifas |With Amy's expertise |Jane Knight |Sophie Farrah
British Travel Journal visits The Lord Crewe Arms. Located in a picturesque spot, featuring beautiful moorlands and vast dark skies, it’s the ideal place to disconnect and learn more about this storied region. It’s not often you find a professional-grade telescope in your hotel room. But Northumberland is one of the least-populated regions of the UK – and also very low on light pollution – making it hands-down one of the best spots to stargaze the night away this autumn.
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Sep 15, 2024 | 
britishtraveljournal.com | Sophie Farrah |Amy Bonifas |Natalie Paris
Abundant in natural beauty, this West Country county is a captivating collage of historic towns, lush countryside and ancient apple orchards. Brimming with artisan cheese, cider, and so much more,its teeming larder is reflected in a wealth of excellent places to eat, drink and be merry. British Travel Journal discovers where the foodies flock to in Somerset. Our culinary caper begins in the picturesque Somerset village of South Petherton, not far from Yeovil.
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Sep 15, 2024 | 
britishtraveljournal.com | Amy Bonifas |With Amy's expertise |Chantal Haines |Jane Knight
After moving to the Wiltshire countryside with her husband who took onThe Beckford Arms, Chloë Luxton had a major tumbleweed moment. Inspiredby her love of nature and desire to create a lasting impression on their guests, she founded her own company – Bramley. Here, she shares her secrets to success…If you want something done, do it yourself, right? Never has this mantra been more true than for wellness brand founder Chloë Luxton.
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Jul 1, 2024 | 
inews.co.uk | Amy Bonifas |Sophie Lam
Behind a haze of smoke, the lightning-fast street hawkers of Lau Pa Sat in Singapore leaned over their grill stations, brushing row after row of skewered chicken, prawns and squid tentacles with spicy peanut sauce. Flames rising and fat spitting, they deftly fanned each order on to serving trays before sending them out into the night. The open-air market was an exhilarating tangle of diners searching for vacant tables and servers delivering dishes and cold beers.
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May 7, 2024 | 
britishtraveljournal.com | Jessica Way |Sophie Farrah |Amy Bonifas
Happiness is found in a hidden Cornish Bay where you can drift away, leaving the world behind you, watching fisherman come into shore with their daily catch and listening to the sound of the waves lapping against the shore. St Agnes is a beautiful small village in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It got its name from a local legend of a giant, Bolster, who terrified the town with his love for eating children.
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Mar 7, 2024 | 
britishtraveljournal.com | Jane Knight |Amy Bonifas
Spring is a wonderful time to explore the UK with its pleasant weather and gorgeous landscapes. Whether you are an adventure seeker or a history enthusiast, the country has something for everyone. From scenic hiking trails to exhilarating cycling routes, from majestic castles to antique fairs, there is no shortage of experiences to try out. So, if you’re planning a trip this spring and need some inspiration, look no further.
