Rachel Erdos Follow Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Freelance travel writer and editor based in south London with over a decade of experienceVisited over 35 countries across the globeMember of judging panels for the Guardian Travel Awards and Jetsetter's Best of the Best Awards Experience Rachel Erdos is a former writer with TripSavvy. She is a British freelance writer and editor based in south London.She first moved to the city in 2003 and has been on a mission to track down its coziest pubs, coolest gig venues, fanciest afternoon tea spots, and best restaurants ever since. She is just as enamored by London's blockbuster sights as its historic backstreets and loves nothing more than providing insider tips and itineraries to friends and family.Rachel has written about destinations across the globe and has visited over 35 countries. The Guardian, Visit Britain, Four Seasons Magazine, and Travelzoo are among the variety of publications she has contributed to. She has also held the position of senior editor at Jetsetter, where she regularly wrote features about London, the UK, and luxury hotels.Additionally, Rachel has served on numerous judging panels. These include the Guardian Travel Awards, International Traveller’s 100 Best Hotels and Resorts, and Jetsetter’s Best of the Best Awards. Education Rachel has a Bachelor of Arts in Tourism Management from Sheffield Hallam University. She also has a Professional Training Certificate in Sub Editing from the London College of Communication.Awards and PublicationsJetsetterThe GuardianVisit BrittainFour Seasons MagazineTravelzoo About TripSavvy and Dotdash Meredith TripSavvy, a Dotdash Meredith brand, is a travel site written by real experts, not anonymous reviewers. You’ll find that our 20-year-strong library of more than 30,000 articles will make you a savvy traveler—showing you how to book a hotel the whole family will love, where to find the best bagel in New York City, and how to skip the lines at theme parks. We give you the confidence to spend your vacation actually vacationing, not fumbling with a guidebook or second-guessing yourself. Learn more about us and our editorial guidelines.