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CONTRIBUTING WRITER: 9 of London's best Christmas markets to visit this winter
Looking to check off your holiday gift list? Head to one of London’s many charming winter markets, which pop up all over the city in November and December. Whether you want to sip mulled wine overlooking the River Thames, browse crafts by local artisans or immerse yourself in all things festive at a huge carnival, here's our pick of the best Christmas markets in the UK's capital.
COPYWRITER: Things to do in Greenwich Market this half term – Scavenger Hunt Edition
Discover the secrets of Greenwich Market with our fun-packed Scavenger Hunt.
Join us on an interactive journey to celebrate 40 years since independent arts and crafts traders started selling at Greenwich Market.
WRITER: Algarve with kids
The Algarve in southern Portugal – covering the region from the Spanish border in the east to the western Atlantic coast – draws over 5 million tourists a year to its sublime beaches, scenic hiking trails and reliably sunny weather. Portugal is an incredibly welcoming place for family travelers, and the Algarve is no exception.
COPYWRITER: 12 ways to fill your extra hour with fun in Greenwich
The clocks go back to Greenwich Mean Time on Sunday 26th October giving us all an extra hour in the day. Don’t waste it! Make the most of your weekend with this selection of the best things to do in Greenwich.
COPYWRITER: Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)
All the world looks to the Prime Meridian of the World at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich to set their clocks. On one side of the line sits the eastern hemisphere; on the other, the west. But what is GMT and why is it intrinsically linked to Greenwich?
WRITER: The best road trips in England
Hiring a car and driving through gorgeous English landscapes, visiting quaint villages and epic castles is a highlight of a trip to England no matter the season.
Any hit list of best places to visit in England includes major stops like London, Liverpool and Bath as well as national parks and coastal regions. The cities and towns are all easy enough to reach by train or bus, but to properly connect the dots and have the freedom to explore, you need a car.
FACTCHECKER: DK Great Britain guidebook 2026
Historic market towns, rolling green hills, secret sandy beaches: welcome to Great Britain
Whether you want to visit London's world-class museums, spend time at the seaside or venture into the great outdoors, your DK Eyewitness travel guide ensures you experience all that England, Scotland and Wales have to offer.
UPDATER AND DIGITAL EDITOR: 12 things to know before visiting London
Even though I was born and raised in London, I’ve been caught out without a brolly (umbrella) in the rain countless times. I’ve felt the scorn of others when not noticing there’s a queue, and I’ve made the costly error of driving into the city. But as a local, I’ve made these mistakes so you don’t have to; I hope my experience and top tips help inspire a smooth and memorable trip to the UK capital.
WRITER: Parents' mental health
Having a premature baby or sick baby can have a huge impact on your mental health. Our information is always informed by working with families. To produce this information, we spoke to Black families who told us about their experiences of neonatal care. This research is included throughout.
COPY EDITOR: Everything you need to know about sushi in Tokyo
Sushi is one of Japan’s most famous culinary exports and one of its most-consumed foods; that the salmon-and-tuna sushi has a permanent place in the emoji lexicon points to its importance in Japanese cuisine as well as food culture at large. Understand sushi's history, the etiquette to eating it, and the best places to try it in Tokyo with this guide.
COPY EDITOR: 4 itineraries to see the best of Mexico
Jagged mountains, white-sand beaches and pastel-hued colonial centers set the stage for wide-ranging adventures in Mexico. You’d need many months to see all of the highlights in this wildly diverse country, but with less time on your hands, focus on one of these four itineraries. You’ll travel to both famous destinations and off-the-beaten-path wonders just waiting to be explored.
COPY EDITOR: A first-time guide to Parque del Jaguar, the new reserve in Tulum, Mexico
Years in the making, the Parque del Jaguar is a newly created reserve in Tulum that encompasses protected beaches, lookout towers, forest trails and a museum full of Maya artifacts. The big draw is the archaeological zone, with its collection of temples and pre-Hispanic monuments. Though lacking the grandeur of Chichén Itzá, no other archaeological site in Mexico offers such stunning vistas over the Caribbean.
WRITER AND RESEARCHER: Neonatal Care Leave and Pay FAQs
I researched and wrote new web copy and FAQs to help inform and support parents of sick and premature newborns on the new Neonatal Care Leave and Pay legislation in England and Wales.
WRITER: 6 of the best weekend breaks within two hours of London by train
Traveling by train can be the ideal stress-free weekend getaway. With a new London to Edinburgh high-speed train service being launched, Lonely Planet looks at the best short breaks by train from London. Be inspired to take a spa day in Bath, spend time on the river in Cambridge, or hunt out Bristol's best street art. Here are the best weekend breaks that are less than two hours from London by direct train.
COPY EDITOR: 8 of the UK’s most charming coastal towns
From Scotland’s wind-sculpted islands to England’s gentle southern shores, the UK’s 11,073-mile-long coastline showcases some majestic scenes along the way. Not bad for a rainy island in the North Atlantic.