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This is a newsletter for people who prioritise travel - the ones who organise their life around trips and see travel as part of who they are. Here, I share ideas, stories, and insights to help you plan intentional, un-rushed journeys - big or small.
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Why late August may be the best time to travel? (opens the original)
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I am standing by the Liberty statue in New York and suddenly I feel a little breeze. The air isn’t suffocatingly hot anymore. There is a freshness in the air that was almost forgotten in the past couple of months. It’s not empty around me, but I’m not shoulder-to-shoulder with other tourists either. It’s August 29th. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.<form class="subscriptio
Before the trip leaves the group chat (opens the original)
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Getting a trip out of your friends’ WhatsApp group chat seems like an achievement in itself. At least, it does at the beginning. Before you know it, you realise you all had a different plan in mind for this holiday! This is based on a true story from my own experience: the trip that made it out of the chat, but somehow, the chat never made it out of the trip!This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and suppor
The Slow Magic of Summer Holidays (opens the original)
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Some summers are fleeting, and some summers are slow and relaxing. The summer of 2026 feels like the latter. Instead of catching flights, I find myself wishing for picnics in the park, a little afternoon nap on the grass, a Mr Whippy in the evenings… the way we spend the lazy, hazy days of summer. The summers when I was a child and a student always felt like the weekend of the school year - a time to relax, ride my bike, play in the park and simply enjoy being outdoors. Of course, I'm not a chil
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