No Kif in the Rif
by Virginia Matthews Longlisted: PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 We nicknamed him Belt because that’s what, on the face of it, he sold from his unofficial pitch round the back of…
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The Open Road
by Elvis Ebinyi Owoche PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 The open road ah, what a seduction it holds! A vast expanse stretching into the unknown, where each mile offers a tantalizing…
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Applecross Inn
by Marjory Woodfield Longlisted in the PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 The sanctuary of Applecross has never been without its saint… there has passed one who was a moving spirit in…
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On the Brink of Death
by Abderrezak Merebbah PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 On that evening, the sky was overcast with dark clouds, aligned like rows in a funeral procession, gradually swallowing that glowing yellow disc.…
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A Cowboy in Namibia
by Suzanne Lantos Longlisted – PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 I looked one last time at the calm, glinting seascape and the pastel blue house at the edge of Lüderitz that…
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Always Follow the Inflight Demonstration
by John Kirkaldy Longlisted – PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 I am one of the few people that pay strict attention to those airline demonstrations on flight safety. My greatest journey…
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Lesotho Adventure
by Nkosana Samuel Maphomolo Longlisted – PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 The tiny landlocked Kingdom of Lesotho, nestled in the breathtaking scenery of southern Africa, is a known hidden gem with…
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Slowly, Slowly
by A.J. Stanley PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 – Longlisted I rested uncomfortably on a rock under a craggy ledge. It was dark with only the slivers of light from our…
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Ice as Crystal Ball
by Sarah Hymas PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 – Longlisted I visited the High Arctic in 2018 with thirty other artists, on a repurposed brigantine that sailed us around part of…
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The Woman We Are
By Stefani Leonard PureTravel Writing Competition 2024 – Longlisted I walked past Tsweleni Tavern, a tiny bar on South Africa’s Wild Coast, every day for six days. Boys played cards…
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