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Riva-Melissa Tez

What inspired you to get into tech?

After R.S.Currie & Co, I moved to Berlin. I was interested in the idea of doing a digital product, especially after I experienced the constraints of running a retail enterprise. Six months later … Read more →

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'A visually magnificent affair'

Amanjena, Marrakech, Morocco

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I’ve visited Marrakech several times. One occasion involved being spat at in the street by an elderly man when my scarf slipped in the central square, momentarily exposing a collarbone. Another saw our money and jewellery stolen from … Read more →

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Jashita Hotel Tulum

Jashita Hotel, Tulum

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Ideally situated on the rustic Solimon Bay in Tulum, Mexico, this chic hotel oozes Caribbean cool. From cave diving in the cenotes to chilling by the Caribbean, Tulum is fast becoming the go-to destination.

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What’s holding women back?

It’s no news that women earn less than men (the gender pay gap for all staff in the UK was 19.7 per cent in 2013, marginally higher than the previous year). What’s even more disappointing is that women earn less … Read more →

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WLG’s top 5 tips to beat the post-holiday blues

Why does a holiday seem so long ago within two weeks of returning to humdrum working life? I was feeling a touch of the post-holiday blues once the jet lag and my tan started to fade. What’s more, I realised … Read more →

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Q&A: Expert Commentary From Max Smith

 I’m keen to start running outdoors, what is the best way to prepare my body for this?

Due to its repetitive nature, running can be taxing on the joints and muscles, it can therefore be very useful having a postural

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'It’d be a good place for an illicit liaison...'

The Oak W12

Open Mon–Wed  5pm–11pm, Thu–Fri 5pm–1am, Sat 11am–1am, Sun 11am–10.30pm

Sounds like a pub doesn’t it? It isn’t though; it’s a restaurant. This grand old building is really too beautiful to be sat next to a roundabout. Slip inside in the … Read more →

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George V, Four Seasons, Paris

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A hotel steeped in history, the George V, Four Seasons in Paris is centrally located just moments away from the Champs-Elysee. Understated, this restored 18th century hotel is not. From the intoxicating smell of the breathtaking flower displays … Read more →

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Dubrovnik Sun Gardens Resort, Croatia

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Taking in the immaculate medieval fortress-like city walls and the bustling old town within, it’s hard to believe that just two decades ago Dubrovnik was in ruins. After a period of political struggle and shelling, this beautiful UNESCO … Read more →

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Dar Qawi – Riad by the Sea, Essaouira

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Modern-day Morocco is a country of fascinating contradictions. For me, Marrakech is anything but relaxing; my heart rate doubles at the mere sight of the city’s manic medina, and yet just a two-hour drive away resides the ultimate … Read more →

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