Travel Writing
Sarah has travelled extensively, both independently, and on organised press trips and has contributed features to a large range of publications. Her specialist area is wellbeing and healthy travel; encompassing spa holidays, health resorts, medical tourism, detoxing, yoga retreats and life-changing holidays - essentially holidays for the mind, body and soul.
Her articles, spa reviews and photography appear in travel magazines and websites, spa magazines, consumer/contract magazines and books. Sarah also covers general destination pieces and supplies copy about health tourism for Intuition Communications’ range of websites including Treatment in India and Treatment in Spain.
"Sarah has a real talent for capturing the beauty of an environment. Her articles are really interesting and inspirational, she makes you want to pack your bags and go" says Halima Malik, Deputy Editor of Yoga Magazine.
"Sarah's travel content for Treatment Abroad is excellent, I thoroughly recommend Sarah to any editor requiring first class, well researched web content" says Keith Pollard, MD, Intuition Communications.
Read some of her published work below:
Sarah contributed spa reviews to the book; 1001 Escapes to Make Before You Die (Octopus Books, 2009).
Novel ways - "That's Thrushcross Grange," explained my host, Brenda Taylor, as I stared out of the car window at the impressive hall at the foot of the Pennine Way. She parked in the neighbouring driveway of Ponden House, a cosy little B&B in Stanbury near Haworth, and ushered me into the hallway. "Dump your bags and we'll take the dog for a walk so you can get a closer look". (Guardian Travel section)
Paris match - Hitting the streets of Paris with the latest guide book isn't much use when it doesn't fit inside your clutch bag. That's why a new package called Just Between Us is just the ticket. Run by the salubrious Hôtel Meurice on the Rue de Rivoli, this service introduces you to a Parisienne girlfriend. (Guardian Travel section)
Time out - "You like bananas?" The question came from my Malaysian airline "transfer" driver, who was chauffeuring me from Kuala Terengganu's airport to my resort in Merang in a clapped out Toyota. She had pulled over at a roadside vendor and was vigorously prodding boxes of fruit. (Guardian Travel section)
