Suzanne Jones

The best Dubai food tour. We visited markets and souks and crossed the creek; we met traders and local people who shared with us their stories, their passions and spoke to us the ‘language of food’.

I’d never thought of Dubai as a leading gastronomic destination but with over 200 nationalities living in the city there’s a huge culinary diversity and range of flavours including the city’s own Emirati fare and Arabic traditions.

Skyscrapers don’t come any taller than The Burj Khalifa. Soaring high into the sky above Dubai at 830 metres to the top it’s the world’s tallest building. Come and take a look…

Dubai is an extraordinary place; home of skyscrapers, deserts and the world’s tallest building. But there’s another side to Dubai and amid the skyscrapers I found a city with an authentic Emirati culture, a rich heritage and a fascinating food scene.

February round-up – what’s been going on in the world of Travelbunny in February 2015. Travel posts about Vietnam, a trip to Dubai, a celebrity cook-off and #TwitterBookChat is back…

Vietnamese cuisine with its refreshing flavours, citrus hits and use of distinctive herbs and warm spices is one that’ll shake up your taste-buds. So pull up a little plastic chair and grab your chopsticks…

A day playing 18 holes at Mui Ne Sea Links Golf & Country Club – Asia’s most challenging links golf course. Roller-coaster fairways, stunning views and great caddies made for a perfect round of golf.

Mui Ne, a small fishing town with a long sandy beach, is the kite-surfing hub of SE Asia as well as having lots of sightseeing opportunities. Check out my guide on what’s to see in Mui Ne.

Mui Ne with its temperate micro-climate and 6k stretch of golden sand is Vietnam’s kite-surfing central and adrenalin hub.

Saigon sightseeing tips. What you should see in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam if you only have 48 hours in this frenetic city. The best sightseeing, a river-boat cruise and how to deal with THAT traffic…

It’s so easy to put on extra pounds when you’re away from home whether you’re on holiday, a business trip or on the road long-term. Here’s some tips to help keep you fit and healthy while travelling.

Malaga is probably better known for being the gateway to the Costa del Sol but the city also has a traditionally Spanish side to it with depth, character and a history which is well-worth exploring.

I went back to New York City for the first time in 18 years and discovered some changes, new attractions and re-discovered some old favourites. There’s so much to see that won’t cost you a dime so here’s my favourites, in no particular order, via Instagram – one of my favourite social media platforms.

A guide to visiting the High Line in NYC. Everything you need to know about visiting this unique elevated park that takes in public art, planting, architecture and industrial history.

UNI is a Japanese and Peruvian fusion – ‘Nikkei’ restaurant in London’s Belgravia offering fabulous food and a sushi making master-class.

Hotel review. Tregenna Castle Resort in St Ives offers fabulous food, a host of resort facilities and is perfect for exploring the local area.

Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red, the art installation at The Tower of London. The poppy installation, by Paul Cummins, commemorates the centenary of the start of the First World War in 1914.

St Ives is a captivating Cornish town built around a small crescent harbour with beautiful beaches, fishermen’s cottages and a buzzing art scene.

A mini road-trip in Cornwall – The coastal route from Lizard Point to Land’s End

Delos, a small island in the centre of the Cyclades archipelago is one of the most important historical and archaeological sites in Greece.

Views from a Cruise. Some of the epic views from sail-aways and arrivals into some of Europe’s most photogenic ports – Istanbul, Corfu Town, Valletta in Malta and Venice.

There’s nothing better than the rosy glow a couple of shots of blackberry vodka impart on a crisp winter’s evening. Check out my easy recipe for delicious homemade Blackberry Vodka.

Lanzarote in the Canary Islands is home to volcanoes, gorgeous beaches, white-washed villages, art and some unique visitor attractions. Here’s what to do in Lanzarote…

Coffee is a serious past-time in Italy and comes with its own etiquettes and customs. Let’s get to grips with the ground rules of ordering coffee in Italy…

Recipe for Aperol Spritz the aperitivo that Italians love. How to make the perfect summer drink that I like to call ‘sunshine in a glass’.

How to get from Pisa Centrale Station to the Leaning Tower of Pisa including a handy map. What to see on the way and where to get the best gelato…

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is the campanile, or free-standing bell tower, of the cathedral of the Italian city of Pisa, famous worldwide for its tipsy tilt to one side.

Catania’s cafes and bars are the perfect place to indulge in a cup of coffee and a cannolo when the sightseeing begins to take its toll. Chock full of character, charm and the best Sicilian patisserie.

The Port city of Catania, Sicily’s second largest city, is situated on the east coast of the island. Enjoy colourful food markets, cool cafes, coffee, canolli and culture.

The cool, calm, quiet of the Consoli kitchen is a complete contrast to the clamour of Catania’s colourful market. The next part of the tour was to immerse ourselves into the flavours, cooking customs and rich history of Sicilian cuisine.

Catania’s Pescheria is an explosion of sights, sounds and smells – bustling and chaotic it’s alive with atmosphere which instantly awakens all the senses – and the appetite!

Tuscan cuisine is food for the soul; intense fresh flavours from a few choice ingredients which have been freshly picked or pulled from the earth. Unpretentious, seasonal and prepared with passion.

The Chianti region of Tuscany is renowned for its beautiful rolling landscapes, Tuscan cuisine and Chianti Classico wines but the area has some lesser known gems too. So, what else …

Tavarnelle is a municipality in the Chianti region of Tuscany situated in the beautiful countryside between Florence and Siena. Think fields ribboned with grape vines, ruby red wines and medieval …

A few hours in Florence, the capital of Tuscany, is such a tease but it was all I had. Just enough time to catch a fleeting glimpse of the city that pays homage to the Renaissance; a living showcase of art, history and architecture but no time to dig deeper or step inside a museum or gallery. Join me on a mini-tour of photogenic Florence.

Visiting the Blue Lagoon in Iceland. Hints, tips, information and everything you ever needed to know about visiting one of Iceland’s most popular attractions.

Reviewed – the North Face Resolve Jacket for women. The perfect lightweight jacket for Spring and Autumn walks and hikes to keep you warm and dry. The Mister and I …

If you’ve only got time for one tour on your trip to Iceland make it a tour of The Golden Circle. You’ll experience three forces of nature in one unforgettable day – Gullfoss, geysers and geological rifts…

I’d heard some pretty gruesome tales of what to expect to eat in Iceland but I’m happy to say Iceland served up some fabulous food.

Burano is a tiny island just a boat ride away from Venice. Filled with prettily-painted fishermens’ houses lining quaint canals it’s a riot of colour. Italy’s technicolour town.

Skiing in The French Alps in January is always going to be a lot colder than skiing in March or April without that gorgeous spring sunshine.  This year as we’d …

There are hundreds of reasons why I love the French Alps – here’s just ten of them…