
Michelle Jana Chan
Travel Editor, UK at Vanity Fair
Columnist at The Telegraph
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1 month ago |
cntraveller.com | Michelle Jana Chan
I confess I wasn’t entirely at ease taking the whole family, even though that’s the point of this wellness trip. With a 12-year-old daughter and two sons – aged 10 and seven – who are sporty and have hearty appetites, I didn’t want them to start overthinking their diets, or how they look. Yet, contradictorily, I knew I’d be glad if they were better equipped to make healthy choices. The kids, keeping it real as usual, were simply excited about a couple of days away at a fancy hotel in Thailand.
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Nov 27, 2024 |
smh.com.au | Michelle Jana Chan
By Michelle Jana Chan November 28, 2024 — 5.00am, register or subscribe to save articles for later. Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Last year in Singapore, I celebrated the 101st birthday of one of my uncles, who lived in the country for most of his life. Until a year ago, he played golf several times a week. He still plays a mean game of ping-pong. He’s had COVID four times, which gives some indication of how sociable he is – and how tough.
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Nov 15, 2024 |
thetimes.com | Richard Mellor |Michelle Jana Chan
One might say that the island of Komodo, one of Indonesia’s 17,000-plus, has an outsized reputation. Fair play, given it is home to dragons. They might not fly or breathe fire, but they grow up to 3m long, and can run, swim and climb trees. Walking along a boardwalk on the north side of neighbouring Rinca island, I spied two flopped on the mud flats, and another moving ominously beneath the raised wooden planks.
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Jun 27, 2024 |
cntraveller.com | Michelle Jana Chan
Throughout my childhood, Guyana was, at times, romanticised; at other times it was remembered grimly for British colonial rule, race riots, political assassinations and corruption. I knew this far-off land mostly through the cooking of my grandmother, who somehow sourced cassareep in west London to conjure up pepperpot, a braised beef stew heavy with spice and fiery wiri wiri; chicken curry, which I mopped up with roti; and cook-up rice with black-eyed peas.
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Dec 9, 2023 |
telegraph.co.uk | Michelle Jana Chan
Timor-Leste, formerly East Timor, is one of the world’s great ocean destinations Looking out from Wata Bo’o beach, I saw a calm blue sea, the water unruffled, disrupted only intermittently by the splash of a leaping silvery fish. This serene tropical outpost, a thousand miles east of Bali, felt like it might have always been like this.
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