Articles by Theodora Sutcliffe

With vehicles for hire running from sexy custom bikes and Lamborghinis through tiny Scoopy scooters and well-traveled, open-top Suzukis, Bali can be road-trip heaven. Sure, traffic can be hectic, and left-side city driving is for…

Fall is the ideal time for a staycation. International visitors stay home, big-ticket sights empty out, and you don’t need to wait a zillion weeks for that coveted restaurant reservation. Whether you’re in Japan or…

Following the ins and outs of Bali’s festival scene requires ninja-level research skills —and not only because festivals are fickle, and festival-goers even more so. The hot and steamy — or, more importantly, hot and…

Despite the welter of international travelers who swing by — more than six million in 2017 — Bali remains, at heart, a small island. EDM dominates the beach club scene, with international boldface DJs a…

There are those who think Singapore begins at Marina Bay and ends at the Sentosa beachfront. But while there’s absolutely nothing wrong with giant light-up trees or cable cars, those people are wrong. The Lion…

Twenty-first century women are more empowered than ever before. Yet for many, solo female travel remains a Rubicon that’s hard to cross. Sometimes it’s as though we’re living a Jane Austen novel, where a lady…

Whether you’re grappling with a PowerPoint presentation, the minutiae of banqueting etiquette or the finer points of fabric sourcing, doing business in Shanghai is always an adventure. Yet find a free day away from the…