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2 months ago | 
countrylife.co.uk | Emma Love
From the Paris Olympics to the Euros in Germany and ‘racketeering’ (a term coined by Globetrender to describe the increasing popularity of playing tennis, pickleball and padel on holiday), sports tourism boomed last year. It’s a craze that looks set to continue.
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2 months ago | 
countrylife.co.uk | Emma Love
For anyone looking to maximise their time on the slopes this winter, short queues at passport control and quick transfer times are key. Cue Italian boutique airline SkyAlps, which has increased its London Gatwick to Bolzano route to three times a week.
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2 months ago | 
countrylife.co.uk | Emma Love
&BEYOND SuyianIn July, &BEYOND Suyian opens in Laikipia (the African safari expert’s first property in Kenya), where guests staying in the 14 suites will have exclusive access to more than 44,000 acres of wilderness on a private conservancy. Game-drive sightings could include rare African wild dogs and black leopard, as well as species such as Grévy’s zebra.
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Nov 28, 2024 | 
cntraveller.com | Toby Skinner |Emma Love
In an age of Web3, artificial intelligence and great warehouses of digital information on just about any destination you can think of, it might be tempting to wonder whether we need travel specialists at all.
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Nov 3, 2024 | 
cntravellerme.com | Emma Love
Best Christmas market in the UK for: handmade treasuresWhen: Thursday 14 November – Monday 23 December 2024Organised by Craft*folk for nearly 30 years, this Cardiff market has a proper handmade focus, with stalls selling silver jewellery or glass work, hand-thrown ceramics or quilts. The taster scheme – where new artists and crafters sell their wares for five-, seven- or 10-day – includes Castell Apothecary (visit for home fragrances and soaps) and prints by Carmarthen-based artist Louise Jones.
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Oct 23, 2024 | 
utdailybeacon.com | Emma Love
This semester, there are approximately 1,400 international students attending UT, representing more than 100 countries from around the world. With an enrollment of 38,728 total students, international students make up 3.7% of UT’s student population. That means 3.7% of UT students are not able to vote in this year’s upcoming presidential election. Even if international students have green cards or visas, they are not granted the right to vote.
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Oct 16, 2024 | 
utdailybeacon.com | Emma Love
Twins typically share a lot of things growing up — from a bedroom to clothing to birthday celebrations. But as they get older, they face challenges in establishing their individual identities separately from their twin. For juniors Alex and Sydney Whitman, developing individual identities became easier when they got to college, as they were able to live in different apartments, find separate friend groups, cultivate personal interests and build confidence as unique people.
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Sep 10, 2024 | 
utdailybeacon.com | Emma Love |Sarah Portanka
The University of Tennessee celebrated its 230th anniversary Tuesday, Sept. 10, with a Tacos and Traditions event, placing signage with interesting UT history facts around campus. Founded in 1794, UT was originally named Blount College after Tennessee’s first governor William Blount. Since then, the university has gone by several names, including East Tennessee College and East Tennessee University. In 1879, the institution officially became the University of Tennessee.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
utdailybeacon.com | Emma Love
Whether you move to school from across the country or stay at home and commute, the transition into college is both an exciting and nerve-wracking time. Students go through a major life adjustment, forcing them to learn the ins and outs of a new world. There are classes to think about, a career to pursue, a social life to nourish and a family back home — or just downstairs — to remember. But UT parent Terra Goosie explained that parents go through a life adjustment, too.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
utdailybeacon.com | Emma Love
If you’re like me, you are naturally a busy, busy bee, constantly stuck with a weekly schedule crammed with things to do and places to be. It’s a schedule you crafted on your own accord, yet it’s also the reason you keep having to do your homework at 1 a.m.Of course, as a college student paying rent and buying gas, my days are always filled with classes and work. There’s not much any of us can do about that.
