Wondering what kind of accommodation is available in India for the England cricket tour? Our experts give you the rundown.
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James Wilmshurst
James Wilmshurst
James is an India and Southeast Asia travel specialist. He first left Europe aged 19, travelling first to California and South America. But his eight-month journey through India was the travel experience that truly changed his life. During this epic voyage, he worked in the Holy City of Varanasi, volunteered in rural Kerala and learned the local lingo in Arunachal Pradesh. Since then he has returned to India at least once a year, while still managing to fit in trips to Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and more. At ETG, James is an India and Southeast Asian travel consultant and the head of India product. When he's not talking travel, you'll find him cheering on his beloved Bradford City FC and trying to play football.
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Concerned about ‘Delhi belly’ on a trip to India? India specialist James shares his top tips to staying safe and healthy while travelling.
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Delve into the fascinating history behind the Maidan in Mumbai, one of the most iconic cricketing venues in India.
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Curious about the England cricket tour to India in 2021? Find out which of India’s international cricket stadiums might host the tests.
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Can you believe our luck?! Next year England fans will have another opportunity to watch the team play in India.
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Discover our top ten favourite hotels in rural India that allow you to reveal the fabric of this magical country.
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After years of exploring India, James finally experienced the beauty of the Taj Mahal for the first time. Is it worth the visit or can it be skipped?
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Spotting the elusive tiger in India has to be an activity on many travellers’ bucket list. We’d like to help you get the best chance of seeing a tiger in India – we hope this article can help.
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When most people think of Borneo, one creature springs with mind. Of course, orangutans are incredible, and trying to spot one in the wild is a must for any wildlife-lover in Borneo. But I find that the orangutans often obscure all the other incredible things about the island…
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Deciding where to visit in India can leave you feeling paralysed with choice. It is VAST, and each region offers its own distinctive energy, character and charm. Our India specialist, James, has an encyclopedic knowledge of the country and is passionate about sharing his expertise with fellow curious travellers.
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You can have a vastly different experience depending on whereabouts you choose to travel in India. But the sheer size of the Indian subcontinent can be overwhelming, especially for first-time visitors – sometimes, it’s hard to know where to begin.
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There are a range of beaches with a mixture of accommodation options in Malaysian Borneo. In certain regions to the far east of the island we must also consider FCO advice when looking for a brilliant beach stay. This guide will provide you with a brief overview of what the beaches in this area have to offer so you can start planning your perfect Borneo beach holiday.
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India has the fastest growing aviation market in the world, making it ever easier to reach different regions for a particularly insightful holiday.
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Before you visit a country, it can be hard to tell the character of individual cities. The sheer size of the Indian subcontinent can be overwhelming, and for some it…
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Good or bad, India has a reputation that precedes it. Even seasoned travellers can be apprehensive about visiting, and more often than not they cite the same few reasons as…
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Discover 10 of the rarest and most fascinating animals in Asia, as shared by our wildlife exp
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As a trekker, you’re quite spoiled for choice in India and Southeast Asia. You’ll find beautiful, diverse scenery on routes at varying levels of difficulty, from moderate uphill walks to…
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On a trip to Borneo, many clients are drawn to Danum Valley and Mount Kinabalu. These fantastic sites are immensely popular, which means often availability is scarce. The key is to get…
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As one of the most threatened species on the planet, it’s exciting news that tiger numbers are on the rise in South India. Significant gains have been made in the…
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Last week, travel expert James received a somewhat unusual package at the ETG office- a copy of the magazine ‘Narrow Gauge World‘. It turned out a client had been so pleased…
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With white sand and volcanic black shores, tropical palms, colourful Hindu culture, mouthwatering food and stunning landscapes Bali is a fantastic destination for a holiday. (Not to mention some of the amazing flight deals to be had to boot; it can be a surprisingly economical place to visit!)
Ultimately Bali’s beaches are a key magnet that attracts travellers’ attention worldwide. The question then beckons, which one is the best for you? In this blog, ETG’s very own Bali beach enthusiast, James Wilmshurst, passes on his top suggestions for prospective travellers:
Watching cricket in Kolkata is an unmissable experience for any cricket-lover. One of India’s most incredible cricket locations.
Discover the similarities and differences between Kerala and Sri Lanka. Which one would better suit your holiday?
Our India specialists share the best train journeys in India for soaking up the country’s scenery and spirit. Come home with your own train adventure to tell.
It’s a great problem to have. You’re heading off to sunny Borneo, abound for beaches and wildlife galore, and are now faced with the decision as to which beachside resort…
When you think of an excellent birdwatching destination, India may not immediately spring to mind. But, in the shadow of the better-known big game, there is an astounding variety of…
The North and Central Keralan Backwaters are some of the biggest attractions in the state of Kerala, and for good reason: both offer fantastic experiences for travellers. However, not many people…