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Published three times a year, British Travel Journal is a seasonal travel magazine dedicated to exploring the best places to stay, eat and visit across the British Isles.
What grabbed us about this issue…
This issue turns its attention to British summertime. We kept coming back to a piece on the UK's first transported wine trail - a good read if you're into food and drink experiences off the beaten track. There's also a feature on sustainable teas, following the journey from leaf to cup, that's worth a look. Expect a handful of coastal features too, which feel well timed for the season.
Who's British Travel Journal for?
British Travel Journal is one to reach for when you want to slow down and plan your next trip at your own pace. It feels more like a recommendation from a knowledgeable friend than a traditional travel guide, with a lean towards locally sourced food, wellbeing and nature. The locations it highlights tend to sit at the higher end of a budget, though they're presented without pretension. This would suit you if you're looking for considered, real-feeling escapes rather than broad inspiration. Dip into it on a quiet afternoon when you've got time to actually look forward to going somewhere.
Type: Mixed-length, practical read
Pages: 98
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