Inspiring Travel Writing About Disaster Travel: Page 3 of 3

Copenhagen: Still Wonderful Despite the Shortage of Ice Hotels | Melissa Rossi | Denmark | Zealand | Copenhagen

"What better time to check out the romantic city of ballet, fairy tales and fish mongers than during the Yuletide season, when the sun slinks away by four and candles flicker from open-air wreath marts"

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Souks and the Single Girl | Isabella Tree | Morocco | Marrakech Region | Marrakech

"The hammam was not how I imagined. I had pictured something bustling and sociable, a traditional courtyard thronged with women in towels like a scene from Steaming"

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Lhasa: The long-time home | Stuart Wolfendale | Tibet | Lhasa Region | Lhasa

"As I walked across the Lhasa airport tarmac, I had an experience not normally associated with complementary travel journalism. I started to stop breathing..."

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Emergency Airlift [when the local hospital has a dirt floor] | Anthony Healy | United Kingdom | South East England | Oxford

"Sometimes things go seriously wrong and one finds oneself in a foreign land with a friend or relation who is seriously ill. The local hospital has a dirt floor and a newly installed generator"

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Disaster Travel: Morocco | Sean Thomas | Morocco | Marrakech Region | Marrakech

"Welcome to Morocco. The real Morocco. Experienced visitors to Morocco will know, perhaps, what I’m talking about. Others might be surprised to hear my story"

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