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Deborah O’Donoghue is a British-Irish writer who has lived in the UK, France and Belgium. She has travelled all over the world and worked in car body repairs, in the best fish ‘n’ chip shop in Brighton, and been a gopher in a comedy club, as well as a teacher. She’s a past winner of the Commonwealth Broadcasting Association Short Story Prize. Her début novel, Sea of Bones, was published by Legend Press in 2019 and comes out in Germany in 2021. Follow Deborah on Twitter and Instagram.

1 December 2022

Winter Glow getaway weekend in Bruges

With its UNESCO-recognised ensemble of medieval buildings, colourful Dutch-gables and ancient bridges over intricate waterways, Bruges is an inspired choice for a weekend getaway at any […]
30 November 2022

24 hours in La Rochelle

When thinking about French cities, for most people, Paris, Bordeaux and maybe Marseille come to mind. All great destinations of course yet France is such a […]
30 November 2022

Monchique is a paradise between the mountains and the sea

Flanked by beautiful mountains, the magnificent town of Monchique is the ideal destination to anyone who desires holidays surrounded by nature in its purest form. Here […]
26 November 2022

Brussels’ Winter Wonders ranked Best Christmas Market in the world

Brussels’ Winter Wonders has been named the best Christmas market in the world by Big 7 Travel. Known as “Winterpret” in Dutch and “Plaisirs d’Hiver” in […]
25 November 2022

10 reasons to plan a Christmas trip to Helsinki

1. Christmas lights Christmas in Helsinki is a chance to appreciate how Helsinkians soften winter’s darkness. Growing out of the tradition of candles, these days residents […]
24 November 2022

This Parisian Christmas market takes you to Japan

It seems like summer was just yesterday but sadly, we’re here to announce that in about a month, we’ll be entering the winter season. That also […]
24 November 2022

Why Bozjyra is a piece of Moon on Earth

Bozjyra, sometimes spelled Boszhira or Bozzhyra, is a symbol of the Mangystau region of Kazakhstan. A seemingly endless plain of Moon-like, light grey landscapes, cliffs, buttes […]
23 November 2022

5 most valuable treasures lying on the ocean floor

The ocean and its mystery-shrouded depths are witness to multiple historic feats, ever since humans first started sailing about 65 thousand years ago. As a result […]
23 November 2022

Things to do and see at the Brussels Winter Wonders 2022

The 21st edition of Brussels’ Winter Wonders (Plaisirs d’Hiver) will take place from November 25th, 2022 to January 1st, 2023. According to the publication “Best Christmas […]
10 November 2022

Mechelen’s Keeps You Warm season to dazzle visitors this winter

Mechelen’s Keeps You Warm event season is with us again and it’s a great time to discover this magnificent Flanders city that also knows how to […]
4 November 2022

Autumn in Brussels

Nature is always the perfect subject for photography, but it puts on its best coat during autumn. Trees display a vivid colour palette that can only […]
1 November 2022

4 budget-friendly destinations you need to visit

You can surely get that thrill of adventure and discover endless roads without breaking the bank. There are a lot of unique places around the world […]
25 October 2022

Experience winter’s glow in World Heritage City Bruges

This winter Bruges will be lighting up with the Winter Glow festival, commencing on 25 November and lasting into the New Year. This quintessential medieval European […]
21 October 2022

3 trending destinations to discover without breaking the bank

Traveling can be an expensive adventure, but fortunately, it does not need to be like that. There are many tips and tricks you can use in […]
21 October 2022

Why Tervuren Park is a perfect autumnal day out

Autumn is here, the trees are wearing their fall colours and footpaths are bedecked with drifts of leaves. Cosiness and comfort hold hands with poignant melancholy. […]
20 October 2022

Holidays for horselovers? Get to know Portugal’s Lusitano horses

The Lusitano horse is for many a symbol of Portugal. Strong and noble-looking, they can be of any solid colour, from palomino to black, but most […]
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