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Richard Newton

Richard Newton has been a travel writer since 1992, and has been a regular contributor and columnist for Global Traveler since its inception in 2004. He has written for numerous newspapers and magazines in the United States, the United Kingdom and the Middle East, and also reported for BBC Radio. He and his wife divide their time between England, Spain and Africa.
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Unearth the Enduring Heritage and History of the Island Nation

February 2024
Feb 26, 2024

Amantaka Review

eFlyer Reviews
Feb 21, 2024

Magical Mauritius: Delight in the Hidden Gem of the Indian Ocean

December 2023
Dec 7, 2023

Escape to the Picture-Perfect Countryside in the Heart of England

November 2023
Nov 5, 2023

Beyond the Beach: See Hawai’i’s Diverse Verdant and Volcanic Landscapes on an Island-Hopping Cruise

September 2023
Sep 15, 2023

Test of Time: Cricket Enters a New Era with a U.S. Major League Tournament

August 2023
Aug 14, 2023
Africa / Egypt
May 25, 2023

Marvel at the Miracle and Mystique of Egypt’s Enduring Pyramids

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Fill Your Heart with Ireland

Whether it's the people, the craic (fun) or the coasts, travelers always find something to love about the island of Ireland. What fills your heart?

April/May 2023
May 17, 2023

Return to Nature: Awaken Your Senses at Singita Ebony Lodge

Close your eyes. What can you smell? At this moment, it’s the African bushveld: an earthy mix of dust, vegetation, the sweetness of fermenting marula fruit, perhaps a whiff of elephant dung. What can you feel? The heat, relieved by the evening breeze. The padded seat of the safari vehicle, maybe even a slight buzz from the sundowner drink you’ve just enjoyed. What can you hear? This evening it’s the resonant call of a group of ground hornbills, one of the most evocative sounds of Africa. And there ... the sharp warning barks of a herd of impala.