Nick Boulos

Oct 29, 2024 | wanderlustmagazine.com | Nick Boulos

Mexico•Culture & Heritage Mexico’s Day of the Dead captured the world’s attention with its skulls and colours, but behind the facepaint is a touching celebration that embraces everything that’s good about life and death… Nick Boulos 30 October 2024 Link copied! Mexican cemetery decorated on Day of the Dead (Shutterstock) The candle flickered beside the grave.

Apr 10, 2024 | thetimes.co.uk | Nick Boulos

Sailing the River Nile is a bucket-list experience. Since the first tourists travelled down the river in 1869, it has attracted visitors enthralled by Egypt’s pharaohs, prophets and pyramids. The world’s longest river flows through 11 African countries for 4,100 miles before spilling out into the Mediterranean, but it’s the Upper Nile, which snakes through southern Egypt, that offers the most cruise itineraries.

Mar 30, 2024 | standard.co.uk | Nick Boulos

Nick Boulos tastes the stars in ChampagneThe old church stood in the middle of the deserted village. Its heavy wooden door creaked open as we entered, our footsteps bouncing off the ancient stone floor echoing around the empty nave until we reached the altar. There, just in front of the altar, was the place we had come to see: the simple and blink-and-miss-it final resting place of a man whose contribution to the world is nothing short of sparkling.

Mar 29, 2024 | everand.com | Nick Boulos

The old church stood in the middle of the deserted village. Its heavy wooden door creaked open as we entered, our footsteps bouncing off the ancient stone floor echoing around the empty nave until we reached the altar. There, just in front of the altar, was the place we had come to see: the simple and blink-and-miss-it final resting place of a man whose contribution to the world is nothing short of sparkling.

Feb 20, 2024 | telegraph.co.uk | Chris Leadbeater |Nick Boulos |Kate Humble |Nick Trend

Travel wonders including the pyramids of Meroe in Sudan remain off-limits to tourists Credit: Getty There are many reasons to read Fyodor Dosdoevsky’s masterpiece Crime and Punishment – but one is its compelling picture of St Petersburg in the mid-19th century.