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Kate Wickers

Deal, London, Windsor
As seen in: The Scotsman, MSN, MSN India, MSN Singapore, MSN UK, Yahoo Life, Daily Mail, Irish Daily Mail, Scottish Daily Mail, The Independent (UK), The Mail on Sunday and
Author of 'Shape of a Boy, family life lessons in far flung places' - Out Now! Journo @ The Scotsman, The Daily Mail, The Telegraph & more..
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Best campsites, castles and scenic routes for a road trip holiday in Wales

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By Kate Wickers
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Robert Jenrick Caught In Awkward Hot Mic Moment After GMB Grilling Over Farage's £5m Gift The Reform UK Treasury spokesperson said the interview was a “waste of time” while still on air. Robert Jenrick was caught calling his interview with …
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Travel Etiquette: The Rules Nobody Tells You

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By Kate Wickers
| The Ethicalist Verified
Brushing up on your travel etiquette before setting off to a new destination can go a long way to making yourself welcome, because what’s acceptable in your own country doesn’t always translate in foreign climes. Small gestures such as removing shoes before entering a temple or home in Thailand, not pointing with your chopsticks in Japan, and addressing elders formally in Germany (by using Herr and Frau), shows that you care enough to have done your research.
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Why New Zealand’s South Island Is Perfect for a Campervan Adventure

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By Kate Wickers
| The Ethicalist Verified
I’m deep within the Fiordland National Park on New Zealand’s South Island, when a rare, endangered Kea – a large parrot endemic to the country’s alpine regions – decides to hitch a ride. It lands with a thud on the campervan bonnet, and eyes up us and our sandwiches through the windscreen. We’re stationary – thank goodness – but it’s still something of a surprise, one more in a long list of exceptional experiences that exploring by campervan brings.
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