Voicebox: Global travel and culture

The expenses of travelling can be daunting, but there are plenty of ways to help save money to allow you to embark on that dream trip.

You might think the people who do volunteering programmes abroad would be people who actually, you know, care about volunteering. But, sadly, that’s not the case at all. Or, at least, it wasn’t the case for me.

I spent ten weeks volunteering with a charity last autumn, but it wasn't exactly the experience I hoped it would be.

On my travels I spent two weeks with a #MAGA fan, who also happens to be one of my favourite people in the world… and I can’t reconcile the two

The Van Gogh museum - reviewing a world-renowned centre of artistic revolution.

This is a review on an Arts Exhibition in the Royal West of England Academy called Seeking Random which displays artist Neil Murison's work.

Global Arts Corps have worked in areas such as Rwanda, Kosovo, Cambodia and Northern Ireland, using theatre as a tool to form bonds and bring people together from opposite sides of - often violent - disputes. We caught up with Executive Producer, Jackie Lessac, to find out more.

Dance needs no translation, does that mean it's universal?

Exciting news for the British Film Industry and our TV industry – yesterday, the EU approved state aid for film and TV projects in the UK which will be eligible for a 25% tax break on their production costs.

So you're thinking about traveling and you want to take your camera with you. Why not make a film while you're there?

Rachel Freeman is the Lead Artist of dance company, everyBODY dance, who run community workshops and organise global tours that bring disabled and non-disabled performers together.

I visited the Victoria and Albert museum with Derby Museums and Art Gallery.