Reviews Archives - Olivia Greenway

The Shongololo Express

Started May 6, 2024 0 Comments

Daily Telegraph

Olivia Greenway travels from Pretoria to the Victoria Falls on the newly refurbished luxury train

3 March 2017

Behind the Retreat Kitchen

Started May 14, 2017 0 Comments

Vegetarian Living

Richmond’s first vegan restaurant opens in the town centre

June 2017

Taj Mahal, Delhi hotel review

Started September 5, 2016 0 Comments

Daily Telegraph

A review of one of Delhi’s oldest luxury hotels, a flagship of the Taj group.

August 2016

Ziplining in North Wales

Started May 14, 2016 0 Comments

Avis Inspires

Try an adrenaline rush in North Wales

April 2017

House to Home

Started March 28, 2016 0 Comments

Woman's World Annual 2016

Olivia Greenway looks back over 40 years of buying and selling houses

March 2016

As Nice as Nice

Started June 28, 2015 0 Comments

Optima Magazine

Nice is the all seasons city on the French Riviera. Oliva Greenway soaks up its charm.

November 2014

La Residencia in Deia, Majorca and the art connection

Started September 8, 2014 0 Comments

Optima magazine

Olivia Greenway visits Deia, and explores why art is so important in this tiny place

September 2014

A Taste of Chicago

Started September 2, 2014 0 Comments

Business Traveller

Olivia Greenway books a seat at four of the Windy City’s finest eateries

July 2014

Boxing Clever

Started June 27, 2014 0 Comments

Hampshire Life

For forty years Frank Jennings has made a living from ‘deceptive receptacles’, writer Olivia Greenway fell in love with his work at his Sheet studio

October 2013

What hotel features leave you cold?

March 13, 2014 0 Comments

I was writing about a new boutique hotel opening this week where the company had decided to do away with doormen and room service but concentrated on features they think modern travellers want, like free Wi-Fi. It got me thinking: what do I want from a hotel? I have divided my thoughts into three

How to survive a long haul flight

July 4, 2013 0 Comments

None of my grandparents ever left the county they were born in, never mind the country. Travel was something a coal miner and blacksmith did not do and both my grandmothers had their hands full with over seven children each. Their granddaughter now travels all over the world, for practically peanuts. The cabin crew don’t