7 powerful books to learn about Cambodia’s brutal Khmer Rouge regime
Cambodia's Khmer Rouge regime was one of the deadliest and most tragic genocides in recent history. From 1975 to 1979, an estimated two million peop...
From private diary to international bestseller, how Anne Frank became one of history’s most important figures
Anne Frank may have been just 13 when she began her diary, but she went on to become an internationally acclaimed author, penning the most famous doc...
A short history of how Russia became the epicentre of ballet
Ballet has been nurtured and revived in Russia for over 300 years. Today this beautiful art form is a national treasure and synonymous with Russian c...
7 of the best books about New Zealand to read before you visit
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of books about New Zealand that get you in touch with the people, culture and landscapes. Before you travel to ...
A beginner’s guide to Tanzanian music
Before departing on a trip into a new culture it can be fun to learn some basic phrases, brush up on etiquette but best of all, listen to the local m...
7 books to read to get you inspired for your trip to Kenya
If you are planning a trip to Kenya, dive into these nonfiction and fiction titles that bring the heart and soul of this African nation to life. Thes...
From TV to fashion to lifestyle, Scandi-Cool influences how you live, even if you don’t know it
From design and fashion to music, food and self-care, Scandinavian culture has exploded around the world in recent years. Take a look around at the f...
9 reasons why the world is still so obsessed with Eurovision
It’s the world’s longest running international TV contest, with over 65 years of history. Around 200 million people across Europe and the world watch...
If you’re excited for Death on the Nile, watch these 11 movies all filmed in Egypt
Agatha Christie’s famous 1937 novel is set to come back to the big screen this year with Kenneth Branagh directing the new Death on the Nile movie. T...