Kristen Whitla
Introducing Kristen
Trading Ireland’s drizzle for dry heat, Kristen spent years working as a writer and English teacher in Seville, Budapest and Hong Kong. She once stood for 48 hours on a train across China to see Harbin’s Ice and Snow Festival – and discovered that the stories about the people in the dining carts far outlasted the ones about the sculptures. With Exodus, she’s visited Machu Picchu in Peru, climbed Sigiriya Rock in Sri Lanka, trekked along the Camino de Santiago, and found the best roadside chai while travelling through India’s Golden Triangle. She’s happiest when sharing stories, from her own travels, from our customers, and from our experts who bring destinations to life.
Test yourself on a rewarding trek in China or take it slow in the sacred isles of Indonesia? Discover your Travel Style
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Alpine passes, Adriatic islands, Cappadocian valleys and Tuscan tables, but how would you discover the best of the continent?
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Warm saunas, cardamom waffles and crackling fires: Northern Europe makes a trip to the snow feel oh-so cosy
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Tuscany has its own gold rush. There are no pickaxes involved – just four-legged experts, family secrets and something delicious underground
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Leave your history book at home - these thrilling trips take you deep into the history of a continent
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From a rainforest lodge to an Arctic retreat, these remarkable hotels prove climate action and immersive travel can go hand in hand
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Snowshoes or sunglasses: Discover adventures that make a very good case for both sides of winter
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Cherry blossom is fleeting but knowing where and when to go makes all the difference. Here's our guide to sakura season
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There’s more to travelling together than you might expect. Discover the feel-good surprises that make a small-group adventure so memorable
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Twin sisters Margaret and Abby find plenty to love in Evia, the "Greece Greeks keep to themselves"
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Go beyond the famous footpaths to enjoy alpine views, coastal escapes, and villages that still feel wonderfully undiscovered
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What starts with a bucket-list trek soon becomes something more: shared tables, local encounters and friendships forged in the Andes
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Hidden caves, floating fishing villages and fewer boats: here’s why Lan Ha Bay is rivalling Ha Long Bay for in-the-know travellers
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Travel can change your perspective – but sometimes it changes your skill set too. Our adventures invite deeper participation, not observation
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Discover a hiker’s dream − one shaped by traditional culture, stepped rice terraces and wonders of the natural world
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Drawing on years of expedition racing, Tim is now one of the top guides in the Alps. Here's his story
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Admire Kenneth Gray's once-in-a-lifetime snap, taken in the Costa Rican rainforest, plus all the runners-up in this year's competition
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Step into Spain’s hiking trails and find shared pilgrim spirit, mountain solitude, and everyday moments that bring the country to life
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Village walks, hill-country trains and hidden coves show Sri Lanka at its most local – shaped by voices, rituals, and small moments
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Japan is famous for speed: bullet trains, blinking crossings, sushi that arrives on a conveyor belt before you’ve even sat down properly. But step onto its walking trails and time begins to unfold at a gentler pace.
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