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Late-night Samba on the streets of Buenos Aires
Joe Harris tells us about his less-than-familiar experience in what is known as most westernised city of South America....
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Dia de los Muertos - more than a Mexican Halloween
Many know about the Day of the Dead, but few understand its true cultural significance. Allow Lily Donnelly to tell you where it comes from, what it means today, and how to celebrate it properly....
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How to have a 'gap yah' without taking a year out
With Freshers’ Week out of the way and lectures being missed, the first year pleasantries of ‘Which tube stop are you?’ or ‘What even is bunker?’ or ‘How many times have you k-holed?’ have finally begun to cease....
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Summer Stories: Away to Marseille
Emma Loubser reveals why Marseille should be your next holiday destination....
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Brexit boredom: what you need to know before your next trip to Europe
By Candra George, Third Year, English The Croft // Candra George explains why Brexit does not mean that it is time...
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Solo Travel: planning your adventure
Lone travel can be an emancipatory experience that we should all try once in our lifetimes. Read on to see how Candra George has planned her own trip away this winter, and what there is to gain from an off-peak adventure....
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Four ultimate student weekend staycations in Bristol that will impress your mates
Here is Epigram Travel’s Guide to some of Bristol’s best staycation locations which will wow your friends and family....
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Thomas Cook: 1841-2019, the end of an era
We are all familiar with Mr Thomas Cook, or at least what his company used to be. As another British business faces financial collapse, Travel Editor Lily Donnelly takes a look at what the world of travel is leaving behind....
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