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Open borders: Chris Whitty on Covid-19 and international travel

Floris de Bruin explains Chris Whitty’s statement that regulating international border control in the long- term is an unsustainable option.

Apr 20, 2021 By Floris de Bruin Filed Under: Features, COVID-19, Travel Tagged With: travel, flu, coronavirus, coronavirus vaccine, covid-19, UK Government, Chris Whitty, influenza

A Day Trip to Barnard Castle?

Lifestyle Print Editor Georgia Shepherd discusses the top spots to visit in Twitter-trending Barnard Castle

Jun 5, 2020 By Georgia Shepherd Filed Under: Lifestyle, Travel Tagged With: travel, Politics, day trips, coronavirus, lockdown

How I Experienced Coronavirus in Munich

Foreign Correspondent in Germany, Rupali Naik, explains how the coronavirus outbreak has affected her year abroad and how she is dealing with the disruption.

Mar 30, 2020 By Rupali Naik Filed Under: International, Overseas Correspondents Tagged With: travel, boris johnson, Munich, coronavirus, lockdown

Thomas Cook Goes Bust

Shireen Zulparquear explores beloved travel company Thomas Cook’s soaring success and analyses what could have caused such a dramatic downward spiral.

Oct 11, 2019 By Shireen Zulparquear Filed Under: Features, National Tagged With: travel, Debt, economy, Brexit, Thomas Cook, administration

Travelling on a budget

When it comes to booking a trip away, be it alone or with friends, we’re all guilty of occasionally leaving a few things until the last minute. And this can rack up costs if you’re not planning carefully. Firstly, you should be savvy when arranging your travel to and from your destination. By using sites […]

Jan 22, 2019 By Bea Fones Filed Under: Lifestyle Tagged With: travel, hostels, budget travel, couchsurfing, skyscanner, weekend away

Culture Club: To Airbnb or Not To Be?

“Don’t become one of those girls from Taken”, Mum tutted as I pawed through endless experiences on the glittering new ‘it’ travel tourism site Airbnb. Recently, the popular bed and breakfast booking option has come under fire for its extortionate effect on micro economies and slammed for its inherent lack of safety. In an article by […]

Nov 29, 2018 By Leah Frape Filed Under: Features Tagged With: travel, Barcelona, The Guardian, tourism, airbnb, Taken, micro-economies

Staycations in Watford

Okay, I’ll admit it, Watford is hardly going to be your top pick for a holiday destination (or anyone’s for that matter). But hear me out. It might be the edge of civilisation, the last bastion before you venture into the wild, wild north, but it’s actually kind of alright – if you ignore the […]

Oct 31, 2018 By Sophie Norton Filed Under: Lifestyle, Culture Tagged With: travel, Holiday, watford

Voluntourism: A Force for Exploitation?

“Iwill never retweet appeals that treat poor children as opportunities to enhance Westerners CVs”. Those were the words of author J.K. Rowling in a stream of tweets in August 2016 after she was asked to endorse a charity offering volunteer opportunities in orphanages. This condemnation of the growing trend of young volunteers from wealthy countries, […]

Oct 9, 2018 By Hannah Stevenson Filed Under: Features Tagged With: travel, gap year, Charity, Volunteering, JK Rowling, Cambodia, tourism, Save the Children, orphanages

Why is Rome as Iconic as Ever?

The ‘Eternal City’ draws in tourists from across the globe by combining its epic history with the bustle of modern city life. Rome is one of those travel destinations – everyone seems to know someone who’s jetted off to the Italian capital, don’t they? But, Rome is more than a destination to tick off from […]

Aug 6, 2018 By Maddie Baker Filed Under: Lifestyle Tagged With: travel, lifestyle, italy, Roman Holiday, rome

Exploring Europe by Train

11 cities. 9 students. 1 ½ days in each city.   At first glimpse, this sounds like an amazing, if not intimidating journey; and whilst this is true, the trip was also not without its downsides. Leaving my hometown on the 1st July 2017 for the first leg of my journey to Brussels was one […]

Nov 13, 2017 By Lily Long Filed Under: Travel, Advice Tagged With: travel, summer, exeposé, photography, europe, advice, friendship, friends, interrailing, summer adventures, Post exams, train travel

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In light of the recent sexual assaults that occurr In light of the recent sexual assaults that occurred on campus, we listened to other survivors’ experiences of the University’s handing of sexual assaults and reported on Saturday’s vigil for Sarah Everard and Lorraine Cox.

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