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Articles by Giulia Mulè
How to Protect Your Phone While Travelling
When you’re navigating cobblestone streets when visiting Rome, hiking through Alpine villages, or capturing sunset moments over the Mediterranean, your smartphone is more than a communication device. It’s your camera, your map, your travel journal and your connection to loved ones back home. Yet it’s also vulnerable to drops, sand, salt spray and the everyday hazards of travelling.
6 Ways to Keep Yourself Entertained While Travelling
Long flights, delayed trains and hours spent waiting at airports can make even the most exciting trip feel a little tedious. Once you’ve finished your book, scrolled through your photos and checked the departure board for the fifth time, it’s useful to have a few other ways to pass the time. Over the years, I’ve found that a little preparation makes a difference.
Childproofing a Timber Frame Home: What to Check
Timber frame homes have plenty of character: exposed beams, generous open-plan spaces and, often, a wood-burning stove at the heart of the living room. But once you have a crawling or newly walking child, some of those lovely features need a second look. If you’re also thinking about updating your home as your family grows, my guide to simple ways to transform your living space has some ideas for making changes without starting from scratch.
Buying Property in the UK from Overseas: What to Know
If you’ve moved to Britain from another country, or you’re thinking about buying property from overseas, the system here can take some getting used to. In countries such as France, Italy and Spain, notaries play a central role in property transactions, so the process can feel quite different from what you’ll encounter in England and Wales.
Best Places to Visit in Italy for Food Lovers
Being Italian doesn’t make me any less curious about Italy. If anything, it has made me more interested in exploring the parts of the country that aren’t necessarily on the standard tourist itinerary. I was born in Rome, but some of my favourite Italy holidays have taken me well beyond the city, from eating my way through Emilia-Romagna to discovering the wines, markets and small towns of regions I knew far less well. Tagliatelle al ragù in Bologna The thing that keeps shaping those trips is food.
How to Choose a Hotel for a Workation
“Free Wi-Fi” tells you very little about whether a hotel is actually suitable for working. It might mean a reliable connection throughout the property, or a signal that works perfectly in the lobby but struggles in your room when several guests are online. The same applies to the rest of the hotel: a beautiful room is less useful if there is nowhere comfortable to work, and a peaceful-looking resort can become surprisingly noisy during your working hours.
How to Make Long Car Journeys More Comfortable
Have you ever set off on a long drive only to realise halfway there that you forgot to fill up, the windscreen needs cleaning and nobody has thought about where you’re going to stop for lunch? Road trips can be one of the nicest ways to travel, giving you the freedom to take a scenic detour, stop when something catches your eye and explore places that are difficult to reach by public transport. But a little preparation can make a long car journey considerably more comfortable.
Road Trip Tips for Long Car Journeys: Comfort, Safety & Mobile Tyre Fitting
Have you ever set off on a long drive only to realise halfway there that you forgot to fill up, the windscreen needs cleaning and nobody has thought about where you’re going to stop for lunch? Road trips can be one of the nicest ways to travel, giving you the freedom to take a scenic detour, stop when something catches your eye and explore places that are difficult to reach by public transport. But a little preparation can make a long car journey considerably more comfortable.
How to Turn Travel Photos Into Home Décor
Most of us return from a holiday with far more photographs than we know what to do with. Our phones are filled with sunsets, street scenes, long lunches, hotel balconies and the small details that seemed irresistible in the moment. Then everyday life resumes, the suitcase is unpacked and those hundreds of images disappear into a camera roll, cloud folder or hard drive, rarely to be seen again. Your favourite travel images deserve more than a brief appearance on a screen.
6 Practical Things Every Minimalist Home Needs
A minimalist home can look deceptively simple. Clean lines, uncluttered surfaces and a carefully restrained palette create the impression that there is very little to think about, but good minimalist design is rarely as effortless as it looks. Behind those calm rooms are dozens of practical decisions: where the heating comes from, how fresh air circulates, where you plug in a lamp, how quickly the shower heats up and where all the things you actually use every day are stored.
How to Choose the Perfect Coffee Gift for a Coffee Lover
If you’re shopping for someone who really loves coffee, a bag of exceptional beans is often a better gift than another coffee mug or piece of equipment. For someone who already has a grinder, brewer and more coffee accessories than they know what to do with, the most thoughtful present may simply be something they haven’t tasted before. But choosing speciality coffee can become quite complex quite quickly.
Speciality Coffee vs Supermarket Coffee: What’s the Difference?
Have you ever wondered why a coffee can taste so good in a good coffee shop and somehow become something entirely different when you brew it at home? It is tempting to blame the machine, the water or even your brewing technique. Sometimes those things do make a difference. But very often, the starting point is much simpler: the coffee itself. For many people, supermarket coffee is the flavour against which all other coffee is judged.
6 European Interior Design Ideas for British Homes
Europe offers far more interior inspiration than one neatly defined style. A Copenhagen apartment, a Parisian flat and a home on the Italian coast can have completely different personalities. That variety is exactly what makes European interior design so useful when decorating your own space. This year, take inspiration rather than copying a room wholesale.
Bali Group Travel: How to Share a Villa With Friends
Splitting a villa with friends used to mean awkward chore charts, arguments over bedrooms and someone inevitably hoarding the good pillows. Not anymore. Group travel has quietly shifted from a budget compromise into a design choice: fewer walls, more shared meals, and real conversations instead of hallway small talk.
4 Places to Visit in Peru Beyond Machu Picchu
When someone hears about Peru, the first place that comes to mind is often Machu Picchu. The ancient Inca citadel is undoubtedly one of the country’s most spectacular sights, but there is much more to discover beyond its famous ruins. Peru is a vast and remarkably diverse country, with dramatic mountains, jungle rivers, desert landscapes and ancient archaeological sites.
How to Use Brass in a Modern Kitchen: Design Ideas & Tips
Modern kitchens are no longer simply places to prepare meals. They have become social spaces for cooking, entertaining, morning coffee and everyday life, which means atmosphere matters almost as much as functionality. If your kitchen feels a little too clinical or neutral, you don’t necessarily need a complete renovation to change it.
Northern Spain Travel Guide: 7 Places to Visit
Northern Spain is a region of dramatic coastlines, green mountains, historic cities and some of Spain’s most distinctive culinary traditions. Stretching from Galicia to the Basque Country, it offers a very different side of Spain, where landscapes, local food and strong regional identities are closely intertwined. From pintxos in Bilbao and San Sebastián to Galician seafood and Rioja wines, this is a part of Spain best explored with an appetite. 1.
How Long Do Kitchen Countertops Last? A Guide to Countertop Lifespan
Kitchen countertops work hard every day, from chopping and cooking to coffee spills, hot pans and constant cleaning. If you’re planning a kitchen update, it’s worth looking beyond colour and price to consider how each material will perform over time. Quartz, granite, marble, quartzite and porcelain all have different strengths and maintenance requirements. Here’s how their typical lifespans compare, along with simple ways to keep your kitchen worktops looking good for longer.
How to Protect Your Skin from Sun Damage While Travelling
Long flights, sunny afternoons, salty swims and changes in climate can all affect how your skin looks and feels when you travel. A few days spent sightseeing outdoors may leave your skin drier, more sensitive or more uneven in tone than usual. The good news is that protecting your skin doesn’t mean staying indoors or packing an entire bathroom cabinet. With a few simple habits, you can enjoy your holiday while reducing unnecessary sun exposure and keeping your skin comfortable.
What to Eat in Australia: 8 Foods and Drinks to Try
Beaches, wildlife and open spaces that seem to stretch for days – that’s what most people imagine when they think of Australia. For first-time visitors, a little planning goes a long way, so this beginner’s guide to travelling to Australia covers some of the practical things to know before you go. Once you arrive, though, the food deserves just as much attention.
Nail Trends 2026: The Manicures Fashion Lovers Are Embracing
Nails have become an extension of personal style, just like jewellery, shoes or a favourite handbag. From understated milky neutrals to reflective chrome and expressive nail art, this season’s manicures offer plenty of ways to update your look without changing your entire wardrobe. Whether you’re planning your next salon appointment or refreshing your at-home manicure routine, these are some of the key nail trends to know in 2026.
Fresh Dog Food for Food Sensitivities: What to Know
Can fresh dog food help with food sensitivities? For dogs experiencing recurring itching, ear problems or digestive upset, food can sometimes play a role. However, food allergies can be difficult to distinguish from environmental allergies and other conditions, so persistent symptoms should be assessed by a veterinarian. A properly managed elimination diet followed by a controlled food challenge is the reliable way to investigate a suspected food allergy.
How to Choose the Perfect Yacht Charter in Dubai
From cruising past the iconic Burj Al Arab to watching the sunset over Palm Jumeirah, chartering a yacht has become one of the most memorable luxury experiences in Dubai. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply looking for a unique way to admire Dubai’s iconic skyline from the water, a yacht charter offers a completely different perspective of the city.
Why City Breaks Are the Perfect Escape for Culture, Food and Slow Travel
Whether you’re wandering through colourful neighbourhoods in London, enjoying an espresso in Rome, or spending an afternoon exploring museums in Paris, city breaks offer a wonderful way to experience a destination in just a few days. Rather than rushing from one attraction to another, they invite travellers to immerse themselves in local culture, cuisine, architecture, and everyday life.
How Family Travel Inspires Learning and Curiosity in Children
Travel has always been one of the most powerful ways to learn about the world. Every destination offers new sights, traditions, languages, and perspectives that cannot be fully understood through textbooks alone. For families, exploring together creates opportunities to transform ordinary vacations into unforgettable learning experiences. Children naturally ask questions when they encounter something unfamiliar.
A Guide to Natural Sweeteners: How to Bake & Cook with Less Refined Sugar
Choosing to use less refined sugar doesn’t mean banishing weekend baking or sacrificing your morning comfort drinks. Instead, it’s an invitation to get more intentional in the kitchen—learning to select the right natural alternative to complement your ingredients rather than mask them. In this guide, we’ll explore what natural sweeteners actually are, how the most popular options behave in action, and how to confidently stock your larder to elevate your everyday cooking and baking.
The Perfect 3-Day St. Louis Itinerary: Food, Culture & Local Gems
If you think St. Louis is just the Arch and some barbecue you grab on the way through, you’re in for a surprise! St. Louis holds far more character than people think. While it might not always top the generic lists of the places in the US you should visit at least once, this city is actually best experienced in chunks rather than trying to hit all the major tourist spots in one day.
Pizza in Manchester: A Weekend Guide for Food Lovers
Manchester’s restaurant scene has moved fast over the past decade, and pizza has been one of the sharpest shifts. The city centre now looks nothing like it did five years ago – there are now Neapolitan specialists firing dough at 500 degrees, sourdough operations pulling queues at market halls and independents treating pizza as a craft rather than a convenience. For anyone planning a food trip to the north of England, the pizza Manchester now produces is worth building part of an itinerary around.
Travelling with a Dog: The Ultimate Guide to Pet-Friendly Travel
Travelling with your dog can turn an ordinary trip into a truly memorable adventure. Whether you’re planning a slow-paced weekend getaway, a scenic road trip across the country, or an extended vacation, bringing your furry companion along requires more preparation than simply packing an extra leash. Dogs thrive on routine, familiar surroundings, and consistent care—all of which travel can naturally disrupt.
Backyard Outdoor Dining Ideas: Designing the Perfect Alfresco Space
Eating outside under an open sky brings a unique joy to any meal. Backyard spaces frequently turn into the primary spot for family gatherings and weekend dinners. Crafting the perfect spot requires careful thought about layout, comfort, and utility. A great setup blends functionality with style, creating an inviting area for guests. Moving your dining room outside changes how you experience your home. You can turn an ordinary backyard into a functional extension of your living room.
The Sunflower Cocktail with Elderflower and Passion Fruit
Have you ever mixed cocktails at home? I love hosting dinner parties, but when I do, I always leave the task of barman to my husband, so I can take care of the food. And my husband’s favourite cocktail to make is: the Sunflower. Well, it’s not like he greets me every evening with a sunflower aperitif, but this cocktail is certainly famous in our household.
Essential Checks for Car Servicing in London Before Your Next UK Road Trip
There’s something genuinely exciting about planning a UK road trip — mapping out the route, booking overnight stops, and daydreaming about coastal drives and country lanes. Part of the appeal of exploring the best UK holiday destinations is the freedom to discover places that are often overlooked by visitors travelling by train or plane.
The Art of Slow Travel Packing: A Minimalist Capsule Wardrobe Guide
Slow travel has a particular packing problem. You are not moving every two days like a whirlwind tour, so you have time to actually wear things, but you are also not staying in one place long enough to need a full wardrobe.
UK Road Trip Checklist: Essential Car Checks Before You Go
There’s something genuinely exciting about planning a UK road trip — mapping out the route, booking overnight stops, and daydreaming about coastal drives and country lanes. Part of the appeal of exploring the best UK holiday destinations is the freedom to discover places that are often overlooked by visitors travelling by train or plane.
The Traveller’s Pillow Problem (and How to Solve It)
Every regular traveller knows the pillow lottery. The hotel pillow that is too fat and forces the chin to the chest, the rental pillow so flat it offers nothing at all, the pile of four identical cushions that suit no one. After a long day of travel, the reward is too often a night spent wrestling an unfamiliar pillow, folding it, stacking it, or throwing it aside in search of one that actually fits.
Colorado Food Travel: Where to Eat Beyond Denver
Colorado’s food reputation has historically been outrun by its landscape reputation, which is understandable. When a state contains fourteen-thousand-foot peaks, world-class ski terrain, and canyon country that rivals Utah, the restaurant scene tends to get mentioned as an afterthought. That is no longer fair, and it hasn’t been for some time. The food culture that has developed across Colorado over the past fifteen years is now genuinely worth travelling for in its own right.
How to Choose the Best Travel Camera for Your Adventures
Travel photography has become as essential to the modern journey as packing a passport. Whether you’re wandering through a Tuscan town, exploring the souks of Marrakech, or documenting a quiet morning at a seaside café, the camera you bring shapes not only the images you capture but also how you experience the destination itself. The question isn’t whether to bring a camera—it’s which one will best serve your travel style without weighing you down or complicating your adventure.
Why Cheap Travel Insurance Isn’t Always the Best Value
A travel policy may look simple when it is bought in a hurry. The premium appears budget-friendly, the cover summary looks acceptable, and the document gets saved with the tickets. The real test begins when something goes wrong during the journey. Young female traveller in Goa, India For travellers, travel insurance should not be judged only by the amount shown on the policy page. The quality of support, clarity of benefits, documentation process and ease of assistance can matter just as much.
How to Buy Specialty Food Ingredients Online Safely
Ordering specialty ingredients online can open the door to new culinary experiences, from truffles and preserved lemons to rare spices and regional sauces that are difficult to find in local shops. However, buying specialty groceries online is not always as straightforward as ordering everyday food items. Unlike standard supermarket products, premium and imported ingredients can be harder to verify before purchase.
Michelin Green Star: Does Sustainability Influence Stars?
Sustainability has moved from a kitchen afterthought to a headline act in fine dining. Sourcing, waste, and provenance now sit on tasting menus right beside the food. That shift raises a sharp question. Has a green conscience quietly become part of the price of a second Michelin star, or are the two honours still separate? What the Michelin Green Star Actually Rewards Michelin launched the Green Star in 2020 to spotlight sustainable gastronomy.
Neurodivergent Travel Tips: A Guide to Stress-Free Trips
New destinations bring excitement and unexpected changes. Travelling with a neurodivergent brain requires clear systems to keep trips smooth. Daily schedules often fall apart without a proper plan. Simple adjustments turn chaotic travel into a manageable adventure. Preparing ahead helps clear the mind before boarding your flight. Proper tools reduce stress before you leave your house. Photo by George Zografidis Planning Travel Details in Advance Booking flights early prevents last-minute panic.
The Art of Slow Travel: Uncovering Havana’s Iconic Cigar Culture
Travel has a funny way of stripping back our expectations. We often map out itineraries based on famous landmarks, museum hours, and top-rated restaurants, only to find that the defining moment of a trip happens on a warm, sticky evening on a rickety bar stool, watching the sunset. In Havana, those unplanned, paused moments are practically woven into the city’s fabric.
Travelling to Australia for the First Time: A Beginner’s Guide
Australia is the smallest continent in the Southern Hemisphere, and the entire continent is occupied by a single country. More than half of the territory here is deserts and semi-deserts, but between them are wine regions, rainforests of Queensland, and national parks. Australia is one of the most developed and prosperous countries in the world. Its shores are washed by the Pacific and Indian Oceans, and there are around 11,000 beaches.
A Designer’s Guide to Natural Stone and Porcelain Flooring
Choosing the right flooring materials is a crucial decision in any interior design project, impacting both aesthetics and functionality. For those focused on durability, the debate between natural stone floor tile and porcelain tile is a common one. Both options have their merits and drawbacks, making it essential to understand their distinct properties.
Houston Food Trip Guide: How to Eat Your Way Through the City
Houston isn’t the first place that springs to mind when folks are planning foodie trips – which is a shame, as it has an incredible food scene. The city’s diversity, huge scale, and relaxed dining culture make it the perfect place to settle in and explore a wide range of cuisines and dining styles. What’s more, you’ll find an authenticity to Houston’s food scene that’s lacking in some of the more tourist-heavy dining destinations. Tempted?
Planning the Ultimate Destination Celebration in the Mediterranean
The Mediterranean remains the ultimate stage for unforgettable celebrations. In 2026, as demand for private, experience-driven travel grows, the region continues to define luxury gatherings, from milestone birthdays to elegant destination weddings. With iconic coastlines stretching from the crystal-clear waters of the Cyclades and Mykonos to the dramatic cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, from exclusive Monaco to Ibiza, the Mediterranean offers a setting that feels both cinematic and deeply personal.
Europe Slow Travel: Why Cruises are the Most Relaxing Way
Something has shifted in how people think about travel. There was a time when a successful holiday meant ticking off as many places as possible, a different city every night, trains caught at dawn, suitcases dragged across cobblestones. That approach still has its appeal, but plenty of people are quietly stepping back from it. They want to come home actually rested. And that’s where cruises have started to make a lot more sense.
How to Launch a British Skincare Brand in Dubai: A Guide
For many British founders, skincare starts as craft. A formulation perfected over months. Ingredients sourced with intention. Packaging designed to communicate purity, quality, and trust. But when that same brand looks beyond the UK, one market keeps appearing: Dubai. The demand is already visible — in luxury retail, hotel spas, and concept stores across the city. What turns that demand into revenue is structure.
Starting a Home Decor Business in Dubai: A Creative Guide
Dubai’s design-conscious population and booming real estate sector have created a strong demand for home decor products and interior styling services. The city’s reputation as an exotic destination worth visiting continues to draw in new residents and investors, all of whom are looking to personalize their spaces and settle into the local lifestyle. From luxury apartments to short-term rentals and villas, residents are constantly investing in how their spaces look and feel.
The Best Things to Do in the UAE: A Guide to Every Emirate
There are some expected experiences when you travel to a tourist-inclined city: lavish malls, massive tourist attractions, excellent accommodations. The Emirates has such options, but you will also enjoy fresh new levels of fun, unlike many you’ve seen before. Their specialty is immersive experiences for adventure seekers, causing them to keep coming back for more. The abundance of sights and sounds is impressive.
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