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Joanna Booth

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  • Freelance Travel Journalist, Freelance
  • None, The Times, The Sunday Telegraph, The Daily Telegraph, Freelancers
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Freelance travel journalist, based in London. Editorial and advertorial for Times, Independent, Aspire, Cruise & Travel, Mr Porter, Telegraph, Hearst magazines.

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Freelance travel journalist, based in London. Editorial and advertorial for The Times, The Independent, The Guardian, The Telegraph, Aspire, Mr Porter, Cruise & Travel, New Zealand Herald, Hearst magazines.

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6 experiences you can only have in Asia

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By Joanna Booth Verified
| Travel Weekly (UK) Verified
Immersive escorted tours are filled with wonder, from meeting South Korea’s female free divers to learning the lifestyle of semi-nomadic eagle hunters in Mongolia. They open the door to the continent’s festivals, cuisines and cultures – a more enticing selling point than simple sightseeing. All prices are per person, based on two sharing, and do not include international flights unless stated.
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Spotting seals, bears and birds on a nature-focused tour of Estonia

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By Joanna Booth Verified
| Travel Weekly (Podcast)
Estonia is better known for its nightlife than its wildlife, but Joanna Booth discovers there’s more to the country on a nature-focused fam trip with UK tour operators As if on cue for a teatime picnic, it’s 6pm when the first bear wanders out of the forest. I’m immediately thrilled – these burly beasts have long been on my wish list and I never expected finding one to be this easy.
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I trekked through the Andes to a crowd-free Inca city

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By Joanna Booth Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Joanna Booth Mountains lie in rumpled splendour as far as the eye can see. Wisps of cloud shift and eddy; at this elevated altitude I'm sometimes below, sometime above, sometimes within them. Around me are the remains of an ancient Peruvian hilltop city – intricately constructed temples, houses and irrigation systems, all hewn from rock. At my feet is an almost sheer drop down into the Apurimac River Canyon.
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