Laura Fowler is a Contributing Editor at Condé Nast Traveller. She specializes in travel writing, environmental issues, and lifestyle topics, often exploring the intersection of culture and sustainability. Laura's work has been featured in The Telegraph, The Sydney Morning Herald, and various editions of Condé Nast Traveller, among others.
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Laura Fowler's articles primarily focus on local news, county government, business expansion, tourism, and house & home topics. She covers a variety of themes such as travel and house & home with a significant emphasis on providing promotional deals.
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By: Emily Pennington, Amelia Dhuga, Jessica Chapel, Laura Fowler, Jessica Puckett, Charley Ward, Zahra Surya Darma, Scott Campbell, Caitlin Morton
From tiled palaces to centuries-old markets, art galleries and colorful neighborhoods, here's a must-visit guide to Türkiye's most charismatic city.
By: Laura Fowler, Cass Farrar, Nicky Swallow, Lucrezia Worthington, Anastasia Miari, Amber Port
Author Anastasia Miari shares the lessons she gleaned from researching her new cook book Mediterranea
By: Sophie Prideaux, Brian Major, Jonnie Bayfield, Laura Fowler, Laura Chubb, Katie Monk, Ruby Deevoy
From exploring the coast on a traditional gulet to wandering the superyacht-filled marinas, these are the best things to do in Bodrum
From palatial stays in bustling cities to beachside hideouts on the turquoise coast, these are the best hotels in Turkey
By: Laura Fowler
Are there any secrets left in the world? When Europe's sun-spangled shores are so highly coveted, so overshared on social media, you have to wonder: if an island is still a secret, then is it really worth knowing?
