School
University of York, University of La Salle
Expertise
Mexico, UK, Unusual Historical Sites
- After a whirlwind romance that took in Bruges, Istanbul, and Nottingham, Felix left a desk job in London to live and write in Mexico.
- A religious history geek and passionate traveler, he loves to find out-of-the-ordinary customs, traditions, and mythology in the places he visits.
- He has visited over 40 countries on five continents, as well as over 20 Mexican states.
Experience
Felix has been writing since he moved to Mexico in 2018. His previous experience includes writing for Culture Trip, Context Travel, Etihad Airways, BootsnAll Travel, and Choice Hotels. Before plunging into the world of freelance travel writing, he worked in the heritage and culture sector in the UK, specializing in placemaking, built heritage, and community history.
Education
Felix graduated with a B.A. in medieval history from the University of York. He also studied Spanish at the University of La Salle in Mexico City.
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If you're backpacking on a budget, staying the night in a train station might seem like a good option. But is that even allowed? Here's what you need to know.
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United States
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Attractions
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The troubles for the aviation industry continue, this time with a small French Caribbean airline that has canceled flights and shut down for good.
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Attractions
By Felix Gott
Washington State is home to one of the most unusual tourist attractions in the country with a fascinating history. Here's what to know before you visit.
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You’d think building a private home on federally owned land, like inside Glacier National Park, wouldn’t be legal, yet this California couple did just that.
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Here's how Spirit Airlines' collapse left one small regional airport in an extraordinary situation overnight, with no commercial flights on the books.
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European travel expert Rick Steves does sometimes recommend tourist traps, but there's a specific kind of gimmicky attraction he says isn't worth your time.
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Canada isn't usually associated with white-sand beaches, but this tiny island in British Columbia earns its nickname with natural beauty and outdoor adventure.
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Europe has no shortage of incredible destinations, but travel experts agree this small island nation is the ideal starting point for first-time visitors.
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