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Written by Laurence Mitchell
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Monday, 09 January 2012 |
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Laurence Mitchell is currently cruising between the Mekong Delta, Vietnam and Siem Reap, Cambodia aboard The Jahan, Heritage Line’s splendid new boutique river cruiser. Later on he will be visiting the coffee country of the Bolaven Plateau in southern Laos before travelling to Myanmar where, as well as experiencing a Road to Mandalay cruise that includes Yangon, Mandalay and Bagan, he will also be spending time in Mawlamyine, a Raj-era colonial town with Kipling and Orwell literary associations. Additional commissions welcome.
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Written by Nicky Gardner
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Sunday, 04 December 2011 |
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hidden europe 35, edited by #bgtw member Nicky Gardner, was published last month. More at www.hiddeneurope.co.uk. This latest issue of Europe's most eclectic travel magazine features Narva and Ivangorod (on the Estonia / Russia border), the shaping of socialist history in Tampere (Finland), Eirik Raudes Land, Ukraine's Bukovina region, the Harz Mountains, rural rides through Welsh Wales and botany in Paradise. All that and more for just €7. |
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Bus-Pass Britain: 50 of the Nation's Favourite Bus Journeys |
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Written by Nicky Gardner
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Friday, 11 November 2011 |
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Earlier this year #bgtw member Nicky Gardner took a leading role in creating a brand new edition of Thomas Cook's vintage travel guide Europe by Rail: The Definitive Guide for Independent Travellers. Now she has followed through with something on buses. Bus-Pass Britain: 50 of the Nation's Favourite Bus Journeys (from @BradtGuides) is now out. Co-edited by Nicky. Includes several routes from #bgtw members. |
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Written by Stuart Forster
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Monday, 24 October 2011 |
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seeks contact with guidebook publishers & editors commissioning features. He will be available to meet at the WTM & can be contacted on +44 7947 587136 or 0191 6450885 or by email. |
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USA boats and trains and planes |
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Written by Laurence Mitchell
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Friday, 07 October 2011 |
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BGTW member Laurence Mitchell has recently returned from the USA. Having first cruised the Alaskan Inner Passage all the way from Juneau to Seattle by boat, he travelled coast to coast by train using Amtrak's Empire Builder and Capitol Limited services.
In New York he walked the High Line, which now has a new section open up to 34th street, and visited the newly opened 9/11 memorial.
Contact Laurence at 01603 614619 or email
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BGTW Vice-Chair @alastairmck is now editing Travelllll.com |
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Written by Alastair McKenzie
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Friday, 16 September 2011 |
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Launched on Monday (12 Sep), the new online news site for travel bloggers clocked up over 15,000 page views in the first 3 days. Alastair is one of the founders and Editor (Strategic). |
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Seeking Commissions for Zimbabwe Features |
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Written by Stuart Forster
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Monday, 01 August 2011 |
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Stuart Forster (Tel: +351 9327 56107) has hi-res images & copy available. Destinations include Hwange National Park, Victoria Falls National Park, Matobo National Park, Bulawayo, Harare and the Vic Falls. Insights into luxury accommodation at The Hide, Victoria Falls Safari Lodge and Victoria Falls Hotel. Further information available upon request. |
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App guide cuts out the legwork in the Finnish capital |
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Written by Tim Bird
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Saturday, 23 July 2011 |
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It's high summer in what Monocle magazine has called the world's "most liveable city" - the Finnish capital, Helsinki. It's also high time to visit if you haven't been there yet. The Guide Gecko guide to Helsinki App is downloadable at the link below. It's cheap, it's concise, it's well-informed, it will save you time during your visit. It's compiled by BGTW member Tim Bird. You'll find it here:
http://www.guidegecko.com/helsinki-app.html
www.guidegecko.com
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"As the sun warmed on my back, bees bumbled from Gentian to Orchid to Bloody Cranesbill and, as the umpteenth noisy tour group weaved off down the narrow road, the sounds of nature return to Poulnabrone. But not for long, if I’m lucky there will be a 5-minute gap before the next tour bus arrives.
High up on the limestone Burren in County Clare the dolman or portal tomb of Poulnabrone is the most photographed monument in Ireland."
© The Reading Eagle, Pennsylvania - 28th August 2005
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