The deadline to enter the 2022 Travel Media Awards is this Friday, 29 April so if you haven’t submitted your work yet, there’s still time. To inspire you, here’s a Q&A with one of our 2021 winners, Mark Parren Taylor, who took home the Photography Award. travelmediaawards.com/meet-mark-parr…

One of Japan’s 17th-century highways, the Nakasendō Way wound through the heart of the country’s main island, Honshu, linking the spiritual centre of Kyoto with the political hub of Edo (modern-day Tokyo). Pictured are the red torii gates that lead to th… instagr.am/p/CeDIoBQsTQ0/

If there’s one place that showcases the diversity of Food and Drink Wales, it’s Cardigan Bay, spanning the wild western coast. Read all about it in the latest issue of Food and Travel or find out more about Wales’ burgeoning gourmet scene at bit.ly/foodrinkwales

In South Korea, travellers head to the traditional village of Bukchon to marvel at its well-preserved hanok dwellings, some of which are homestays and restaurants // Photo by mark parren taylor. for the May 2022 issue of National Geographic Traveller instagr.am/p/Cf6OYeyMfwy/

Early morning exercise in Jardim das Artes, Macau // Photo by mark parren taylor. for the October 2021 issue of National Geographic Traveller instagr.am/p/Cg8h1iIujyg/

Amid the dizzying array of steel and glass, there are peaceful corners of South Korea’s capital where the country’s rich cultural heritage is conspicuous and proud nationalgeographic.co.uk/photography/20…

On #Kythira, family-run outfits nurture bees, olive oil is overflowing, fish travel mere metres to the table and twice-baked bread ensures nothing is wasted – join us on gourmet travels to this idyllic Greek island in the August/September issue ➡️ bit.ly/FTSUB

Amid the dizzying array of steel and glass, there are peaceful corners of South Korea’s capital where the country’s rich cultural heritage is conspicuous and proud nationalgeographic.co.uk/photography/20…

Amid the dizzying array of steel and glass, there are peaceful corners of South Korea’s capital where the country’s rich cultural heritage is conspicuous and proud nationalgeographic.co.uk/photography/20…

Thanks to BSME for using my little pic of Tokyo's Shibuya crossing on its Talent Awards splash ... and congrats to National Geographic Traveller (UK) designer Lauren Gamp for being shortlisted

On the Portuguese coast between Porto and Lisbon, the fishing town of Aveiro has always had a deep connection to the sea—from the lagoon on its doorstep to the cod-loaded North Atlantic. on.natgeo.com/3DJZoHX

The National Geographic Traveller (UK) Indian Ocean supp is out now, featuring Sri Lanka’s newest long-distance hike, Mauritius’s fusion food scene, island-hopping the Maldives and more. 👏 mark parren taylor. Jess Vincent Sarah Marshall Alicia Miller James Stewart (is better on Bluesky; same handle) Chris Schalkx Keith Drew

Our cover shot, taken at the clubhouse of one of William Ryder's former clubs!

Introducing our quite splendid new cover, shot in the clubhouse of UAL Rugby, once home to William Ryder. This and other brilliant stories as always, order yours now via therugbyjournal.com/subscribe #RWC23

Our Japan guide is now available with the October 2023 issue of National Geographic Traveller (UK), covering everything from craft beer trails in Sapporo to spiritual retreats in the UNESCO-listed temple complex at Koyasan. ⁠

On the Portuguese coast between Porto and Lisbon, the fishing town of Aveiro has always had a deep connection to the sea — from the lagoon on its doorstep to the cod-loaded North Atlantic. nationalgeographic.com/travel/article…

Here are the finalists for the Photography Award! Bella Falk 📸 Passport & Pixels Diana Giulia Verdinelli @MegaHeid Jeremy Flint Kav Dadfar mark parren taylor. Coconut Odyssey | Michelle Phoebe ‘Wander Woman’ Smith Richard James Taylor

I still get excited seeing my work in print - but *especially* when the magazine or newspaper has commissioned original photography. So impressed by mark parren taylor. 's images of Brighton for my National Geographic Traveller (UK) piece, which really capture the city's spirit nationalgeographic.com/travel/article…

Oh Happy Days! Delighted to provide the cover shot for the USA 2024 supplement, taken from my story on New Jersey's vintage, technicolor diners! Thank you National Geographic Traveller (UK) ...

Lying southwest of New York City, New Jersey is the spiritual home of the American diner, with almost 600 — the most of any state. Many are open around the clock and owned by families that pass their aprons down through the generations. nationalgeographic.com/travel/article…