Writing
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Turkey’s largest city is stepping confidently into the global fine-dining scene in 2026 with its highest number of Michelin stars to date – but culinary creativity thrives in even the quietest corners of the city
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My great-value road trip around southern Sweden’s sauna hotspot
The Skane region is full of cold bathhouses — piers with steps leading into the freezing sea and saunas for after your swim. Josephine Price falls deep for dip culture
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The green heart of Saint Lucia
Visit the interior of the island to find the Saint Lucia’s plants, people, practices and produce, too. National pride comes in many forms but here I find a dedication to nature – and sharing the lessons it teaches us – is informing and inspiring the tourism offerings across the island's interior.Community tourism in action
From the quieter coastlines moving carefully into sustainable tourism practices to an international chocolate powerhouse supporting organic farming incentives, St Lucia is brimming with initiatives that are revitalising and future-proofing the island's offering.
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Here comes the sun: warm destinations for every month of 2025
Looking to plot out a year filled with vitamin D at every opportunity? Let this destination guide, offering a different sun-drenched spot for each month of the year, help you plan what your 2025 might look like.
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Mother Root, not ruin
“Just like a mother, our drinks are strong,” says Bethan Higson – but they are not inebriating. In 2019, pregnant with her first child, Higson –
a drinks industry professional with a decade’s experience in the world of wine and spirits – realised that the industry wasn’t offering anything bold and interesting enough to keep her satisfied in her alcohol-free months ahead. -
Make for Margate, the creative corner of Kent where change is the new constant
Discover Margate, the UK seafront town, whose spruced-up image is being driven by smart hotels, cultural attractions, and inviting dining spots, as recommended by travel journalist and regular visitor Josephine Price.
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Surfing has a dirty secret. These board riders are cleaning it up
Synonymous with a lifestyle that’s in tune with nature, surfing is not as green as it appears. But solutions are on the horizon.
Travel writing for National Geographic Traveller (UK)
Discovering Andersonville, one of Chicago's coolest neighbourhoods
A taste of Rioja: from crispy croquetas to piquillo peppers
10 of the best annual coastal festivals and events from around the world
City guide: keeping it weird in the Texan boom town of Austin
Discovering the rock churches of Ethiopia's Gheralta Mountains
How to spend a weekend in Bergen, the gateway to Norway's fjords
Photo story: meeting the Oskal Sámi family of northern Norway
Another kind of life in the Atacama Desert
Andaman and Nicobar Islands: where bureaucracy ensures environmental integrity
How to spend a weekend in the Faroe Islands
Sweden's wild, wild west
The Deep South: Southern comfort
Copywriting
Endless experience in commercial copywriting for travel clients and national newspapers, including Culture Trip (see here and here for examples), The Independent and The Telegraph.
In a recent campaign for The Independent in partnership with Buxton Water and Mind, I interviewed a series of marathon runners who have faced mental health challenges and are training with support from the Buxton team as part of a wider mental health and hydration campaign. Check out the full campaign here.
“Buxton wants to encourage the Nation to join the movement: exercise, hydrate and take care of your mental health. In 2023, Buxton is proud to partner with Mind to support the sweat and tears of three “Rise Up Runners”; three real people facing their own physical and mental struggles, who are bravely taking on the ultimate test of resilience: The London Marathon.”