National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Modernism and more: what's new in Palm Springs for 2020 nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Julia Buckley Nowhere does retro like Palm Springs. Popularised in the 1930s by Hollywood stars looking to escape the studios, it’s a time capsule of modernist …
National Geographic UKflipped into AnimalsPets Are you a cat whisperer? A few special people can read feline expressions. nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Carrie Arnold Whenever the cat sitter texts Georgia Mason and her husband photos of Sylvie and Luke, their two brown tabbies, “we usually agree if our cats are …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel (India) A voyage through Assam: cruising along India's Brahmaputra River nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Sue Bryant The Brahmaputra carves a course through the green-gold landscape of hilly Assam in India’s far north east — a world of lush tea plantations, ancient …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Frequent flyer: what to do when there's an airline strike nationalgeographic.co.uk - By David Whitley When pilots at the now-defunct Thomas Cook Airlines walked out in 2017, it was the first strike involving pilots at a British airline since 1974. …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Win a six-night safari in the Maasai Mara nationalgeographic.co.uk - By National Geographic Traveller (UK) Discovering the wild and unspoilt Maasai Mara in Kenya is one of Africa’s most iconic travel experiences. Accompanied by an expert guide, a walking …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Turning tides: sustainability and the cruise industry in 2019 nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Shaney Hudson It’s not easy being green: just ask the cruise industry. Over a century ago, ocean liners were essential for travel, a passage to the New World. …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Mission accessible: how travel is changing for people with disabilities nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Julia Buckley Government figures from 2018 suggest that there are 13.3 million people with disabilities living in the UK. No wonder the power of the ‘purple pound’ …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Win a memorable three-night stay at Lake Balaton nationalgeographic.co.uk - By National Geographic Traveller (UK) Lake Balaton stretches across 48 miles in the western part of Hungary. Each season, the Hungarian Sea — as Hungarians like to call it — shows a …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel The National Geographic Traveller Food Festival 2020 nationalgeographic.co.uk - By National Geographic Traveller (UK) We’re busy pulling together an unmissable line-up for our second National Geographic Traveller Food Festival — an immersive two-day event over 18-19 …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Capturing the Arctic on board a photography expedition cruise nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Jamie Lafferty Boomer Jerritt is a very patient man. As One Ocean Expeditions’ assigned photographer-in-residence for the company’s Spitsbergen Encounter programme, …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel How King's Cross became London's new creative hub nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Nicola Trup
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Notes from an author: Elisabeth Åsbrink on the Danish village of Blåvand nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Elisabeth Åsbrink Though they might be very similar to each other, the neighbouring countries of Sweden and Denmark are, at the same time, extremely different. And, …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel How to cater for an entire ship: a Q&A with chef Franck Garanger of Oceania Cruises nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Samantha Lewis How have your experiences prepared you to work in ship kitchens? My culinary career began in my father’s pâtisserie-boulangerie in the Loire Valley. …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel UK escapes: what to do in Wales's Gower Peninsula nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Glen Mutel The glorious King Arthur Hotel does a great job of channelling the Gower experience, whether through local ales, its surrounding pastureland or its …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel What they’re eating in Newcastle nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Heather Taylor It might be known as a party town, but beyond the sticky-floored nightclubs that pepper the so-called Diamond Strip, Newcastle’s food and drink scene …
National Geographic UKflipped into AnimalsTurtles This could be the biggest sea turtle swarm ever filmed nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Douglas Main Ostional is one of the only places in the world where such large arribadas occur; it’s thought only Mexico’s Escobilla beach in Oaxaca receives more …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Top seven French destinations to explore on a boating holiday nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Le Boat In France, a few short words neatly sum up the appeal of a boating experience: aller dans le sens du courant. In English? Go with the flow. No …
National Geographic UKflipped into AnimalsZoology New leaf-toed geckos found living on remote volcano nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Jason G. Goldman The Galápagos Islands are already famous for their unique reptiles, from giant tortoises to rock-dwelling marine iguanas. Now, scientists have …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Caves, vineyards and clifftop castles: life along France's Dordogne River nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Julia Buckley It was the sheep that welcomed me to the Dordogne. I’d arrived late at night and parked outside the walls of Saint-Émilion. A full moon lit up the …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Should we go on far-flung cruises? nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Simon Usborne What is happening in the cruise industry at the moment? As the cruise market booms, a combination of demand, shifting expectations and climate change …
National Geographic UKflipped into HistoryNature Indigenous protectors of these sacred peaks have kept others out—until now nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Gena Steffens Of all the ice present on Earth, it’s the tropical glaciers in the equatorial belt—99 percent of which are found in South America—that are most …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel A neighbourhood guide to Moscow nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Marc Bennetts Does anyone still believe the old, tired stereotypes about Moscow? The city has altered almost beyond recognition in the past decade. After the …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Top five wellness experiences in the Himalayas nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Ananda in the Himalayas 3. Connect with nature The Himalayas is an idyllic place to discover harmony, deepen your awareness and connect with nature among the peace and quiet …
National Geographic UKflipped into AnimalsAnteater These are our best animal photos of 2019 nationalgeographic.co.uk At the Tikki Hywood Foundation’s rescue centre, in Zimbabwe, each pangolin—like Tamuda, seen here—is assigned a caretaker. The pangolins form close …
National Geographic UKflipped into AnimalsKoala No, koalas aren't 'functionally extinct'—yet nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Natasha Daly Australia is in the midst of a catastrophic and unprecedented early fire season. As dozens of bushfires rage up the country’s eastern coast, from …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelSkiing The final frontier: skiing Canada's last wilderness nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Simon Usborne I’m standing in waist-deep snow as the helicopter lifts and pivots, swooping down into the valley below like a hunting falcon. Then, there’s nothing …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelElephants Protecting the herd in Kenya's Great Rift Valley nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Emma Gregg It’s lunchtime, and Amity is hosting a little gathering. Clustered around her in a fig tree’s purple shade are Verity, her sister, and a few of their …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel From Strictly to Star Trek: four quirky cruises for 2020 nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Ben Lerwill The arch, witty pop songs of cult Scottish band Belle & Sebastian are well suited to the Glasgow streets where they were written — but the tunes …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Photo story: meeting the Oskal Sámi family of northern Norway nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Josephine Price Elin: They can reach up to 15 years of age if they’re in good health — but a lot of them get eaten by eagles, wolverines or bears. Eagles can snatch …
National Geographic UKflipped into TravelTravel Meet the makers: the couple behind Manchester Gin nationalgeographic.co.uk - By Zane Henry Seb Heeley and Jen Wiggins met on a miserable, wet February night back in 2013. They were in the same Manchester bar when Seb, having caught Jen’s …
