Paul Stafford

PAUL STAFFORD
UK & EUROPE EDITOR

Paul Stafford is a freelance travel writer and filmmaker. He is generally to be found in London, otherwise anywhere that isn’t at all like London. Paul has also lived in Mexico, India, South Korea and Spain. He is currently completing his first book Shards of the Empires, about Eastern Europe. Instagram/Twitter: @paulrstafford

Favourite Destinations | Andaman Islands (India), Seoul, The Copper Canyon (Mexico), New York, So Nido (Palawan, Philippines)

Paul’s Most Popular Travel Features

Feature
The 20 Most Unique Easter Celebrations in the World
In the early days of spring each year, Easter celebrations around the world welcome the arrival of new growth in... Read more >
England
A Short Guide to Moseley, Birmingham
Head south from Birmingham city centre and you’ll soon meet Moseley, where some of the city’s finest eating and drinking... Read more >
Asia
The Best Cities in Asia for Digital Nomads
There has never been a better time to become a digital nomad and these 15 cities in Asia offer the... Read more >
Greece
24 Hours in Corfu Town
Two fortresses, dozens of museums and galleries, and a gentle charm that has won over many literary luminaries, here’s how... Read more >
Mexico
Canyons and ceremonies in Chiapas
In an oft-overlooked corner of Chiapas in Mexico you will find one of the country’s liveliest festivals taking place in... Read more >
Scotland
Searching for an Outlaw on the Rob Roy Way
Named after one of Scotland’s most enigmatic folk heroes, The Rob Roy Way hiking trail connects the town of Drymen,... Read more >
Special
The Best Travel Literature of All Time
Like many travellers, you may have found yourself immersed in the voyages of those who have gone before you from... Read more >
Thailand
Ayutthaya, A Tale of Two Cities
Siam’s former capital city still holds plenty of glimpses of its former spiritual and political glory. But to get those... Read more >
India
To the sea fort: Murud
Surrounded, and protected, by the Arabian Sea, Murud-Janjira fort is an impenetrable bastion that was self-sustaining and never defeated. Even... Read more >
Rwanda
Nyungwe National Park’s Battle for Hearts, Minds and Tusks
Nyungwe National Park is one of the few tracts of truly wild land left in Rwanda. As Africa’s most densely... Read more >