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I'm an award winning television presenter with shows broadcast on Amazon Prime Video, Discovery Plus, SKY & Travelxp.
I am also a freelance travel writer and multimedia journalist - clients have included The Telegraph, BBC Travel, Travel & Leisure & Wanderlust.
Read this exciting story from Travel+Leisure India February 2025 issue. In the heart of Seoul's underground vinyl scene, Alex Outhwaite discovers more than just music with stories of passion, and memory
Our writer forges a connection with relatives by repeating their trailblazing journey through Scandinavia in 1968
As the bougainvillea-adorned gates opened and the smartly dressed footman greeted me, I was excited to see the palace for the first time. So too was my taxi driver, who had pulled over on three occasions en route to joyfully tell passing strangers where we were driving.
There have been times in my life where I've struggled to find focus. As a 33-year-old TV presenter and journalist, I'm not sure yet whether I want children and I don't live exclusively for my career, so what's option number three? Is there a third way?
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With only around 3,000 tourists a year - about the same that Machu Picchu gets in one day - Guyana might seem like an unusual destination for a trip. Yet with record-breaking waterfalls, opportunities for unique wildlife encounters and lush virgin rainforest, Guyana is a must-visit for adventurous nature lovers.
A trip to India will change your life, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't go prepared. India travel pro Alex Outhwaite shares her insider knowledge.
Skip over navigation As climbers we strive to make UKClimbing the kind of website we would love to visit, with the most up-to-date news, diverse and interesting articles, comprehensive gear reviews, breathtaking photographs and a vast and useful logbook system.
The sandbox scheme lets people enter Thailand's Phuket without quarantining. Alex Outhwaite used it to explore deserted beaches and dine almost alone in a world-famous bar. "I was able to go to some of the most popular tourist spots and have them almost to myself."
