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Trip Reporter is a passion project created by a team of award-winning travel writers. We are naturally curious individuals who, through our journeys, often find unique places and interesting people that we believe others should know about, thanks to our connections with locals. Our dedication and determination allow us to uncover hidden gems that many may overlook. Every article, hotel and restaurant review, piece of gear assessment, golf course evaluation, and cruise experience shared on our site comes from our own firsthand experiences. Occasionally, we stumble upon stories that don't align with what some editors are looking for, or they may not fit a specific brand's image. There are also instances where tales have been shortened from their original versions or, sadly, never published at all.

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  • 1 week ago | tripreporter.co.uk | Andy Mossack

    Andy Mossack dines at CORD on London’s historic Fleet Street and gets a taste of fine French dining. As far as pedigrees go this one is about as impressive as it gets. Le Cordon Bleu has been the gold standard across the world as an institute of French culinary quality for over 130 years with 35 schools in 20 countries. So when you get an invitation to come and sample what many consider to be the last word in classic French fine dining, you certainly sit up and take notice.

  • 2 weeks ago | tripreporter.co.uk | Rupert Parker

    In his Guide to  E-Biking around Alyth, Rupert Parker discovers an amazing outdoor museum. They call it a “museum without walls” and Alyth’s innovative Cateran Eco museum is spread across a series of outdoor sites. You‘re encouraged to engage with the region’s history and nature on foot, bike, or even Scottish coracle. I opt for dry land and rent an e-bike to explore the area.

  • 2 weeks ago | tripreporter.co.uk | Christopher Beanland

    Christopher Beanland visits the capitals of Armenia and Georgia, Yerevan and Tbilisi on a journey to find out what has changed since Soviet times in The CaucasusYerevanIt’s hard to know what to make of the Cascade – probably Yerevan’s number one attraction, certainly its most well known and perhaps its most idiosyncratic.

  • 3 weeks ago | tripreporter.co.uk | Rupert Parker

    Rupert parker goes slow and explores the city of Jaffna and its peninsula in his guide to cycling Sri Lanka. I’m travelling to Jaffna, in the far north of Sri Lanka on the Intercity Express from Colombo. During the long years of the civil war the line was out of fought over between the Tamil Tigers and the Sri Lankan military. Completely rebuilt, with new stations and track, it’s now much the most comfortable way to travel.

  • 3 weeks ago | tripreporter.co.uk | Rupert Parker

    In his Guide to the Boyne Valley, Rupert Parker explores a Landscape Populated By Incredible Prehistoric Monuments And Dazzling Fairy Tale Castles. Ireland is not generally known for its Sauna culture, yet here I am gently perspiring before plunging into the cooling waters of the River Boyne. This is the Boyne Valley, a waterway steeped in myth and legend in a landscape that’s been settled for over 5,000 years.

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