by James Mortimer | Aug 21, 2026 | Food & Culture, Scotland
Scotch whisky seems to carry the soul of the country in a glass; smoky, smooth, peaty, elegant, fiery, and capable of making even the most sensible traveller a little bit ‘squiffy’. Yet for all its fame, there’s still plenty about Scotland’s national drink that...
by James Mortimer | Aug 20, 2026 | England, Food & Culture
English food has undergone somewhat of a renaissance over the past couple of decades, and today it’s a delicious blend of tradition, regional influence, and enough indulgence to make you loosen your belt a notch or two! So, bring your appetite – here are 12...
by James Mortimer | Jul 10, 2026 | Food & Culture, Wales
From ancient customs and romantic rituals to choirs, festivals, and male-choir rehearsals, Welsh culture is wonderfully distinctive. If you’re planning a trip through Wales, these traditions add real depth to the experience. Many of these customs turn up naturally on...
by James Mortimer | Jun 16, 2026 | Food & Culture, Scotland
If you’ve ever visited Scotland and wondered if locals actually eat haggis or whether it’s a performance put on for visitors, the honest answer is rather satisfying: YES! Scots genuinely eat haggis. They eat it regularly, and they are thoroughly baffled...
by James Mortimer | Feb 20, 2026 | England, Food & Culture
English and American people might technically speak the same language, but spend a few days touring London or Scotland with us and you’ll realise the gap is wider than the Atlantic ocean. We don’t just have different accents, we have entirely different...
by James Mortimer | Feb 13, 2026 | Food & Culture, Trip Planning
A list of must-do activities in England England offers countless experiences, from world-class museums to stunning countryside, historic monuments to vibrant cities. But amongst all the possibilities, certain experiences feel very English; the sort of things that...
