Joey Tyson

Copywriter

Inquisitive | Adventurous | Dependable

Joey was lucky enough to travel from a young age, his parents taking him on holidays to Spain, Greece, and Yugoslavia (as it was known then). Although in his moody teens, he was never that interested—something his mom never lets him forget—his love for new places really began with a backpacking trip across South America in his early 20s and the freedom that comes with a different destination every few days. Since then, he’s traveled across Europe, Australia, and East Africa, writing about his travels whenever he can.

Joey has worked as a journalist and copywriter for the last ten years. He has worked in-house for U.K. holiday comparison site TravelSupermarket, both as a writer and editor and as a freelancer, writing for the Guardian, the Independent, Reader’s Digest, the Culture Trip, and the BBC, writing about travel and other topics. Joey likes to write about people, their environment, and where the two connect. Some of his favorite stories include writing about sustainable cooking stoves in Uganda, the lost canals of Milan, and hiking to the remote rock churches of Tigray, Ethiopia.

Joey was born and raised in Bradford, West Yorkshire, in the north of England, and has lived in London and Milan, Italy, where he is now based.

I like to travel overland if I can. This way, you get to see the landscape change as you move through it. You see more of a place.

My Favorite Destinations

I won’t say favorite because I like different places for different reasons. That said, Ethiopia has probably left the biggest impression on me. Its landscapes were so vast and awesome that I’m still struggling to get my head around the scale of them. I remember standing at the top of a plateau in Lalibela after a particularly punishing hike, calves screaming, and just looking out at the endless mountains and valleys. The true sense of the word epic. Culturally, it’s so different from anywhere I’ve ever been before. Most of the towns I visited had a cultural center, where music, dance, and dress from the area are performed. They give you a little snapshot of tradition. I’m not a religious person, but seeing some of the sacred places in Lalibela and Tigray and the way people interact with them really is humbling. The spiritual significance of those places is almost tangible.

Top Countries I Have Travelled to:

Albania
Argentina
Australia
Barbados
Bolivia
Brazil
Canada
Cape Verde
Chile
Colombia
Croatia
Cuba
Denmark
Ecuador
Estonia
Ethiopia
France
Germany
Greece

Italy
Kenya
Malaysia
Mexico
Montenegro
Morocco
Norway
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Scotland
Singapore
Slovenia
Spain
Turkey
USA
Uganda
Vietnam
Wales

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