Juliet Kinsman is a Sustainability Editor at Condé Nast Traveller. She focuses on climate and travel, exploring themes of sustainability within the realms of airlines, tourism, and adventure travel. Juliet’s work has been featured in notable publications such as Condé Nast Traveller India, The Guardian, and Evening Standard.
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Juliet Kinsman's coverage predominantly focuses on travel and sustainability, with a notable emphasis on how-to guides and reviews. If you're looking to reach out to her, consider offering practical insights or expert advice related to sustainable travel practices, climate change impact on the tourism industry, as well as innovative approaches in the future of travel.
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By: Juliet Kinsman
Cut the tat, keep the joy – we’ve rounded up pressies that support independents, charities and communities
Juliet Kinsman If we care about the world, every time we spend our money, we should think about the true cost of what we're buying and
25 secrets to healthier living: transform your home into your own retreat centre for a quick detox and enjoy eco-friendly wellness every day
Teresa Tarmey's all-white sanctuary on Kensington Park Road, tucked just behind my beloved Portobello Road, is a masterclass in calm — and this is such a beautiful space to experience a treatment with no needles, no chemicals, no gadgetry. Just expert hands — and, uniquely, fingers inside your mouth. Sounds weird. But it is so clever, and so effective.
By: Juliet Kinsman
Whether it’s water-saving showerheads or natural sponges, these easy swaps cut waste and make your bathroom a little kinder to the planet
By: Juliet Kinsman
From flower safaris in Africa to tracking snow leopards in Asia and clocking up citizen-science eDNA samples in the Americas, these travel experiences are protecting and regenerating nature
By: Juliet Kinsman
From flower safaris in Africa to tracking snow leopards in Asia and clocking up citizen-science eDNA samples in the Americas, these travel experiences are protecting and regenerating nature
by How often do we actually experience real life where we holiday? Last July, my daughter and I had a charmed taste of an Irish summer—a
