In May, my photographer husband Terence Carter and I hosted a culinary travel writing and photography tour with Backyard Travel. It was delicious fun although completely exhausting, so we’re doing things a little differently next time. Here's what to expect... You can read about the first tour here and here and we’ll be posting more details about the upcoming Cambodia culinary … [Read more...] about New Cambodia Culinary Tour Dates Coming Soon
Direct Bookings for Siem Reap Itineraries and Trip Planning
I’ve been offering bespoke itineraries and trip planning services for a while now, booked via Vayable, as well as arranged directly through me via Grantourismo. This all came about somewhat serendipitously in response to friends asking me to help plan their itineraries to include off-the-beaten-track spots and local experiences. After restaurateur and chef friends began … [Read more...] about Direct Bookings for Siem Reap Itineraries and Trip Planning
Media and Social Media Workshops in Siem Reap
Since we moved to Siem Reap just over two years ago, I’ve received dozens of requests from business owners, hotel managers and staff working in tourism and hospitality to offer media and social media workshops. I’m in the process of setting some dates and identifying venues for those. Rarely does a day go by when I don’t chat with someone working in tourism and hospitality … [Read more...] about Media and Social Media Workshops in Siem Reap
Cool Travel Guide to London
Outstanding museums and art galleries, great bookstores and music shops, and brilliant eating – as long as you know where to find it – London has long been a place I’ve loved for a cultural and culinary escape, so here’s my Cool Travel Guide to London. SEE I know I’m back in London when I have blisters on my feet. It happens every time I return to the city. I hate the Tube, … [Read more...] about Cool Travel Guide to London
An Update from the Road – from Australia to Asia
Wildlife spotting in Sabah on an Orion Expedition, testing out Relais and Chateaux’s luxury lodges in New Zealand, exploring Bangkok’s off the beaten track floating markets, trundling through Northern Thailand on Orient Express’ sumptuous Eastern & Oriental train, hiking to hill tribe villages in Sapa, cruising Halong Bay, and eating our way around Hanoi, are just some of … [Read more...] about An Update from the Road – from Australia to Asia
