Epigram Travel

In the pre-COVID world, we were generally free to travel as far as our imaginations - and bank accounts - could take us. The pandemic has severely curtailed such freedoms, with many travellers forced to amend or cancel their travel plans.

the croft travel one sidebar featured top carousel

Stranded in Spain (part two)

Peter Thorp continues his account of the pandemic's disruptive impact on his studies abroad - and considers whether his prolonged stay in Spain might have been a blessing in disguise.

travel the croft one sidebar featured top carousel

Stranded in Spain (part one)

Peter Thorpe recalls how his year abroad turned sour as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic.

travel one sidebar the croft

Lone travel after lockdown

Mia Musa Green reminisces on solo adventures of the past and the perks of travelling alone

travel the croft one sidebar

Take off with no take off

Sophia Choudhury talks travelling the globe through immersive virtual exhibitions, performances and tours of sweeping canyons

the croft one sidebar travel

Adventure or danger?

Georgia Taylor talks about her experiences travelling solo as a woman, and the key takeaways from her adventures.

travel the croft carousel featured top one sidebar

Alone in South America

Emma Holding talks expectation versus reality of travelling solo as a woman, and the incredible experiences she had in South America

one sidebar travel lifestyle carousel featured top

Where does your 11am coffee from the ASS cafe really come from?

After two hours of gruelling revision you treat yourself to a coffee, but have you ever thought about where it