
Katie Silcox
Travel Writer, Producer and Journalist at Freelance
Managing Editor at Citizen Femme
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2 weeks ago |
citizen-femme.com | Katie Silcox
Think you know the Caribbean? Think again. Puerto Rico is more diverse than you might expect. While home to a cool capital and laid-back beaches – there’s so much more to discover. This is what to see and do in Puerto Rico, beyond San Juan. As the fourth largest of the Caribbean islands, and split into six distinct regions, Puerto Rico’s charm goes well beyond both its capital city and its chilled-out beaches (though there are plenty of these too).
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1 month ago |
cntraveller.com | Katie Silcox
All products are independently selected by our editors. If you buy something, we may earn an affiliate commission. The Greek capital has undergone somewhat of a revival over the last few years, and some of the nicest affordable hotels in Athens are among our favourite places to stay. The city's creative scene has garnered attention away from the well-trodden historical sites, reflected in a surge of new galleries, restaurants, bars, design stores, and hotels.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Katie Silcox
10 hours ago6 Grand Dame Hotels That Have Gotten Major Renovations, From New York to Lake ComoThe St. Regis, New York There are several palace hotels in the Big Apple, but only the St. Regis has undergone a major renovation. Coinciding with the …12 hours agoPeek Inside an Easy-Breezy Lowcountry CottageSometimes the most inviting houses are the simple ones—particularly at the beach. The ones that get the bones right and let nature shine by leaning into the airiness of white paint.
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1 month ago |
citizen-femme.com | Katie Silcox
A sunset is never as pretty through a phone as it is with the naked eye. The same can be said of the moon. A photo of a flower will never convey its smell; a video of your food will never taste good; and the feeling of the elements cannot be captured on camera. These moments while you travel – yes, even the seemingly fleeting ones – are all once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
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1 month ago |
citizen-femme.com | Katie Silcox
Welcome to Citizen Femme’s new series, The Take (Off), where each month our managing editor, Katie Silcox, shares a personal opinion – hot take, you might say – about travel. This month she explains why long layovers can be fun. When we’re heading off on holiday, the journey is generally more of a means to an end than something we look forward to. A long layover in between flights is usually something to be endured, rather than enjoyed.
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