A Brazilian beach-lover's road trip
A drive out of Rio towards the charming town of Paraty delights the beach lover.
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Jamie Lafferty
Jamie Lafferty is a writer and photographer based in Glasgow, Scotland. He has been to over 100 countries and all seven continents at least four times. He absolutely will steal your hotel's shampoo when you aren't looking.
Experience an even wilder side of this party isle
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In this mysterious abandoned town, the hotel is still open
Pyramiden was abandoned suddenly and some say mysteriously. Everyone left in a hurry.
How to see the Grand Canyon without the crowds
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A road trip around a warm and welcoming country
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The unlikely Viking islands where tourism is booming
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This grand white English mansion is nothing like the '90s video game
Michelin-star restaurants and beautiful country estates, this place is nothing like the video game Monkey Island.
The town formerly 'Italy's shame' tourists can't keep away from
So far as marketing campaigns go, Matera's Mayor Raffaello De Ruggieri's was an exceedingly bold one.
This is the place for a steamy affair in Italy
Volcano lovers can find steamy encounters in Italy's south.
Why the planet's best bar decided to reinvent itself
London bar Dandelyan was named world's best only to announce a renaissance was in the works.
Got a preconceived notion of Glasgow? Then stop aboard this eating tour
Lunch is served during a walking tour of a city not known for its culinary delights and in the throes of a transformation.
The EU's smallest country is making a comeback
A flagging capital shrugs off its torpor to emerge full of attractive feist.
Epic 650-kilometre hike's back door to a world wonder
In the footsteps of Moses, you can trek all 650 kilometres of the ancient Jordan Trail or design shorter versions.