Julian Thorne is a cultural anthropologist and travel writer specializing in European heritage and 'Slow Travel' methodologies. He focuses on preserving local traditions, indigenous interactions, and low-carbon transport logistics like rail travel.
Julian holds a Master’s degree in Anthropology and has spent the last 12 years documenting fading rural traditions across Europe, with a specific focus on French regions like Brittany and Provence. His expertise lies in decoding cultural nuances, helping travelers navigate social etiquette, language barriers, and sacred sites with profound respect. A strong advocate for decarbonized travel, he is an expert on European rail networks and "last mile" logistics in rural areas. Julian's writing moves beyond surface-level tourism to explore the sociological impact of travel on local communities. He guides readers on how to build authentic connections without treating culture as a commodity, blending historical context with actionable travel advice.