MKS Photography Travel
Honest travel & food guides
What’s worth it, what isn’t, and what nobody tells you before you go. Stories and photos by Malgo, a Gdańsk-born, Wales-based photographer.
Latest stories
Fresh from the road. The newest guides always appear first.
-
Divided Walls & United Spirits: My One-Day Dive into Belfast’s Bold and Beautiful Soul
-
Embracing the Irish Spirit: A St. Patrick’s Day to Remember in Dublin
-
Beijing During Chinese New Year: A Journey Through History, Culture, and Celebration
-
There’s Never Too Much of Paris, Especially at Christmas
-
Sisters on the Loose in Paris: A (Rather Comical) Four-Day Adventure
-
Poland’s Most Magical Christmas Markets: Your Must-Visit List
-
Trains, Twinkling Lights, and Tradition: A Noël Journey Across France
-
From Simit to Sunsets: Falling in Love with Istanbul in Four Days
-
Exploring the Future of Travel: Insights from the World Travel Market 2024
Meet Malgo
Hi, I’m Malgo. I was born in Gdańsk, have called South Wales home since 2005, and travel whenever life allows. I’m a professional photographer with twenty years in hospitality behind me, so I notice what really makes a trip: the food, the welcome and the little details nobody mentions.
Here you’ll find honest stories from Gdańsk to Puglia and Tromsø to Beijing. What was worth it, what wasn’t, and how to do it better.
Never miss a new guide
New stories straight to your inbox. No spam, just honest travel.
Disclaimer (aka: Real Talk, with Crisps)
Yep, I’m a real human, I swear on my stash of salt & vinegar crisps. Everything you see here on MKS Photography Travel is the result of my own two eyes, wandering feet, and occasionally questionable sense of direction. Whether it’s a perfectly timed photo, a heartwarming local encounter, or a poorly timed downpour, it’s all 100% first-hand (and occasionally second-helpings).
Now, because I’m also a bit savvy (and wouldn’t mind funding my next flat white or flight), I’ve partnered with a few affiliate programs, including the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. That means if you click a link and end up buying something, I’ll earn a teeny-tiny commission, at no extra cost to you. Think of it as buying me a biscuit for the road. Or, better yet, a pint after a long day of camera-wielding.
So thank you for the clicks, the reads, and the virtual snacks. You’re helping keep the adventures (and snacks) going strong! 💚
