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Jane Foster
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Freelance Writer, The Telegraph
Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia
Beats
Biography
Jane Foster is a British freelance travel writer, specialising in Croatia, Montenegro and Greece. Originating from the rural Yorkshire Dales, she has a background in architecture. Now based in Split, Croatia, she has also lived for extended periods in Rome and Athens. She is author of several guidebooks about Croatia, and contributes to the Daily Telegraph, the Guardian, Conde Nast Traveller, National Geographic Traveller, Decanter, and various in-flight magazines. She speaks English, Italian, Croatian and Greek.
Travel In Croatia Slovenia And Greece , Adventure Sports , Agritourism , Beaches , Food , Wine , Islands , Sailing , Hotels , Architecture And Design , Sustainable Travel , Overtourism , Montenegro
Content
By Jane Foster| The Telegraph Verified The seaside towns of Britain are a mixed bunch. We’re blessed with some absolute delights, from Southwold to St Ives, from North Berwick to Bamburgh, from Whitstable to Whitby, and from St Davids to St Andrews. But for every elegant Llandudno, there’s a down-at-heel Rhyl, Skegness or Weston-super-Mare. Across the Channel, contrary to what some may think, it’s a similar story. There are seaside gems, and there are eyesores.
By Jane Foster| The Telegraph Verified Jane Foster Destination expert 02 January 2025 11:00am GMT Conjuring up images of deep blue sea, rocky shores, pine-scented pebble coves and beautifully preserved harbour towns of Baroque churches and limestone cottages, the Croatian islands have become madly popular summer retreats. To reach them you will need to fly into one of the mainland coastal airports (Dubrovnik, Split, Zadar or Rijeka) and then hop on a local ferry or catamaran to your island of choice. Or better still, hire a...
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Company Info
The Telegraph
The Telegraph, officially known as The Daily Telegraph, is a prominent British broadsheet newspaper established in 1855. It was founded by Colonel Arthur B. Sleigh and later transformed by Joseph Moses Levy, who made it one of the most affordable newspapers of its time. The Telegraph quickly gained popularity, outselling *The Times* within a year of its price reduction to a penny. The newspaper publishes from Monday to Saturday in broadsheet format, with *The Sunday Telegraph* available on Sundays. It provides extensive online content, including news articles, opinion pieces, and multimedia features. The Telegraph also includes special supplements that cover various topics such as business, lifestyle, and sports. Known for its investigative journalism, The Telegraph is one of Britain's leading quality newspapers, appealing to a diverse readership interested in news, politics, business, and culture.
London, England, United Kingdom
'+44 20 7931 2000
Founded: 1855