India Clare

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe runs for the whole month of August, and it is a wonderful way to get to know the ins and outs and the subtleties of British sarcasm.

The south of France is largely known as a summer tourist hotspot. Guéthary, however, seems to have ignored this catering to tourism and stayed loyal to its French roots.

If you are going on a Eurotrip, a British Festival has to be on your list of must sees – look no further than Strawberries & Creem.

Chichester is easily accessible by a straight one hour train from London Victoria. It has everything to offer the American tourist.

Sticky, sweating bodies pressed together, a sea of red angry faces greet me and a calm voice tells me to “mind the gap”, what hell have I come back to?

Designed shops, Audis and Range Rovers lined the cobbled pavements, and it began to dawn on us that Amersham was in fact quite boujee.

As an international student, it seems that just as you start to assimilate into American society and find your bearings, you are ripped out of Berkeley.

“The Dirty D.” One could assume from its fond nickname that the club is a bit of a squat. You would be wrong. Make no mistake, Harvard can party.

Colombia should be at the top of everyone's list to travel to next. Its eclectic topography and scenery, from sandy beaches to steep jungles, are to fly for!

The juxtaposition between the canon-fortified, rustic Old Town and the new, sleek high-rise hotels just across the bay is synonymous with the locals and the tourists.