I’m a freelance travel writer specialising in slow travel
I write about slower, more meaningful ways to experience a place, whether that’s on foot, by train or through the stories that shape it.
My writing has appeared in National Geographic Traveller, The Telegraph, The Independent and others.
What I do
I write about slow travel for readers who want to experience a place more fully. My main subjects are:
1. Walking and hiking: long-distance trails and car-free walks.
2. Literary and historic travel: following writers and historical figures, and finding the real places behind fictional worlds.
3. Trains and overland journeys: crossing countries by train, ferry and road.
Whatever the subject, I’m drawn to stories that help readers slow down and connect with where they are. If you have a commission or idea in mind, please get in touch.
I’ve always loved a good story.
I began my career as an editorial assistant at three B2B fashion magazines. Today, I bring that editorial background to travel journalism, combining a love of storytelling with a particular interest in slow travel and the connections between people and place.
Alongside editorial writing, I write marketing copy for travel, tech and lifestyle brands. With 15 years of experience in copywriting and content, I help brands connect with their audiences through web content, email campaigns, social media and more.
