Financial Times
Because most of my FT articles from 2003-2006 are now archived, I have reproduced them here. For other newspapers, there are still some live links. The titles in the links below are the original ones, inserted by the sub-editors on the newspapers. I have changed some of them on the pages for SEO purposes.
- 9 May 2003, Financial times “From Herr to Maternity” (ceasing paid employment as a senior diplomat to look after the children)
- 1 August 2003, Financial Times, “Behind every great woman…” (the challenges of being a male partner of a famous or successful woman)
- 8 August 2003, Financial Times, “Where the wall came down” (a walk around the Berlin Wall)
- 6 September 2003, Financial Times, “Island with well-hidden treasures” (Lundy Island)
- 13 December 2003, Financial Times, “A tale of two all-in resorts” (German vs French holiday resorts)
- 7 February 2004, Financial Times, “Rag’n’bones to riches” (birthday of Mary, an 80 year-old from Arsenal)
- 27 March 2004, Financial Times, “Austrian idyll far from the well-worn pistes” (why the Austrian resort of Lech is wonderful)
- 27 March 2004, Financial Times, “When dinner becomes the last supper” (the joys of German waiters)
- 30 April 2004, Financial Times, “Enough Buddhas for today” (Bangkok)
- 10 July 2004, Financial Times, “We’ll soon all beg to fly business” (how airlines plan to make us upgrade)
- 31 August 2004, Financial Times, “Balmy breezes and beach bars in Berlin“
- 23 October 2004, Financial Times, “Where even experts fear to tread” (guided ski-ing in Austria)
- 23 October 2004, Financial Times, “Sole mates” (Strolz ski boots)
- 20 November 2004, Financial Times, “The Penguin’s Distressed. We’d Better Go” (NZ eco-tourism)
- 29 January 2005, Financial Times, “The Joy of Roaming the English Countryside” (long-distance footpaths)
- 19 February 2005, Financial Times, “From Tears to Triumph” (Lech ski school)
- 20 August 2005, Financial Times, “Rattle and Roll to the Alps” (night trains)
- 21 January 2006, Financial Times, “Charmed By the No-Frills Alternative” (basic Austrian country hotels)
- 24 April 2006, Financial Times, “When Tourist Reinvention Spins Out of Control” (the over-development of Barcelona)
- 8 July 2006, Financial Times, “Nice Buildings, Shame About the Events” (Can hosting sporting events give you good PR?)
Financial Times Magazine
Boston Globe
- 7 November 2004, Boston Globe, “New Zealand at a crossroads” (NZ tourism)
- 5 February 2006, Boston Globe, “A flaming end to Carnival and winter’s woes“ (Cologne Carnival)
- 25 June 2006, Boston Globe, “A Temple to Faith, Time and Resolve” (Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia)
- 3 September 2006, Boston Globe, “When hush, crowds descend” (Vienna Zentralfriedhof)
- 2 September 2007, Boston Globe, “History in the Tropics” (St Helena)
Die Welt
Anyone who can identify the buildings in both pix on this page – let me know. Clue: they’re both islands.
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