I was reluctant when booking Meraki Resort. It's known as a clubbing resort, and as much as I like to party when I go away, I want to chill (unless it’s a festival). I also thought I'd be the oldest one in there. However, I took the risk as I VIEW POST
I was reluctant when booking Meraki Resort. It’s known as a clubbing resort, and as much as I like to party when I go away, I want to chill (unless it’s a festival). I also thought I’d be the oldest one in there. However, I took the risk as I loved the Bohemian concept, and […]
VIEW POSTLast night at The Good Front Room at The Langham
Did you watch Five Star Kitchen: Britain’s Next Great Chef? If you did, you would have seen Chef Dom Taylor recreate classic Caribbean dishes in a fine dining style, beating the competition and winning the prize of his own restaurant at the VIEW POST
What did I think of Senegal – the Country of Teranga
Continuing with my travels to Africa, I decided on Senegal. I didn’t know much about it apart from the country being a former French colony in West Africa, and even after researching travel to Senegal by reading blogs, Lonely Planet, etc, I still VIEW POST
The spirit of Teranga at Hotel Neptune, Saly, Senegal
When it came to choosing my hotel in Saly, Hotel Neptune stood out to me as looking the most authentic among my choices from TUI. Saly is a beach resort area in the Petite Côte region of Senegal with high-end hotels and restaurants along its VIEW POST
Pan-African Cuisine at Stork Restaurant, Mayfair – a birthday treat
Cuisine: Pan-AfricanPrice: ££££ I’ve wanted to check out Stork Restaurant, Mayfair for a while and finally got to do so to kick off my birthday celebrations. Stork Restaurant is a unique dining experience blending food, history and art in the VIEW POST
A quick visit to the Albanian Riviera – what a dream!
People were surprised upon hearing Albania would be my next trip. Most said it's not somewhere they thought of going. I hadn't either until I met someone on my travels who showed me their Albania holiday footage. I then immediately put it on my VIEW POST
Merzouga Sahara Desert tour – a shift in perspective
"This is what we call an African massage", says Hamza, our tour driver, as we bounce along the bumpy dirt road at the entrance to the Sahara. We have finally reached the village of Merzouga, south-east Morocco, for our Sahara Desert tour. The small VIEW POST
How to spend a weekend in Fez, Morocco
Fez or Marrakesh, and would a weekend be worthwhile? I had read numerous blogs and articles before deciding which one to visit for a city break and my first trip to Morocco. I went for Fez because everyone goes to Marrakesh, and I like to be VIEW POST
An authentic Moroccan experience at Riad Al Makan, Fez
A Riad is a must for an authentic historic stay while in Morocco. In addition to the grand architecture, the hospitality, personal touches and food received at a riad outshines what is experienced at most hotels. What is a Riad? Deriving from VIEW POST
How I look after my natural hair while travelling
For many natural Queens, the go-to hairstyle when going on holiday is a protective one. Be it braids, twists, faux-locs, weaves, wigs (yeah, you get my point) - the list goes on. Protective styling is one of the best and most convenient ways to VIEW POST
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