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Théophile Gautier |
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ENGLISH VINEYARDS AND INDIAN FOOD-A MARRIAGE MADE IN HEAVEN? |
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Written by Anthea Gerrie
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Thursday, 05 November 2009 |
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On the trail of whether English vineyards have what it takes to create the perfect partner for curry - in India as well as in Britain. Opened debate in today's Independent food and drinks pages, and hope to find out more in India next spring.
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Video slideshow clips from WTM - Alastair McKenzie |
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Written by Alastair McKenzie
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Monday, 02 November 2009 |
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Just completed a series of video podcast clips for Cambridge University, mixing still images (and video idents) over an audio report. It's a YouTube-ready slideshow format that I'm now planning to use myself on audio interviews at World Travel Market. Any extra commissions welcome. |
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Dance Festivals Wanted, Carole Edrich |
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Written by Carole Edrich
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Saturday, 31 October 2009 |
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I am looking for festivals of dance, and festivals world-wide that include dance in any form including traditional and religious celebrations for a variety of publications including Dance Today and Real Travel Magazine. Please contact me on
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with details and let me know whether or not you have high res images to accompany them. This is an ongoing requirement. Thank you. |
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Written by Linda Jackson
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Thursday, 29 October 2009 |
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I've recently come across a great guy who runs an aid organisation in Madagascar called Feedback Madagascar which works in the field of development, environment, conservation and healthcare. If you care, check out www.feedbackmadagascar.org. Or contact me, Linda Jackson, via www.linda-jackson.co.uk |
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DURHAM BOUND FOR LIGHT FESTIVAL, FINE FOOD AND SPA |
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Written by Anthea Gerrie
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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Off soon to see why Durham was voted Best City in the UK - will cover Lumiere festival Nov.12 and other city attractions, including restaurants and award-winning spa Seaham Hall.
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Dolphins for breakfast! LINDA JACKSON |
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Written by Linda Jackson
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Wednesday, 28 October 2009 |
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Breakfast was very, very different to the norm. I didn't expect to find dolphins on the menu at the Crinan Hotel, an intimate 'gourmet' hotel at the north end of the Crinan Canal on Argyll's wild coastline. Oysters, jumbo prawns, lobsters would not have been a surprise... after all, fish is landed daily 50 yards from the hotel's kitchen. But to have 20 dolphins or more, blatantly displayed at breakfast-time, with their tiny calves alongside, was almost too much to bear. I couldn't. I jumped up from the table, ran out of the restaurant, camera in hand. What a thrilling sight... dolphins galore, jumping and playing in the loch just yards from the hotel. For more info get in touch with Linda at
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There are No Super Yachts in Arizona! |
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Written by Michael Howorth
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Sunday, 25 October 2009 |
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For travel journalists who specialise in writing about superyachts, Arizona in the USA might be a strange state for us to visit. Fact is that we came out here before we visit Fort Lauderdale and the annual boat show there. Being the consummate travel professionals we are Frances & Michael Howorth are as always gathering good stories and fabulous photographs and have lots to offer editors looking for stories with a twist. Arizona, Florida and later next week the Bahamas we have a fund of travel features to offer. Contact Frances and or Michael on +44 779 606 88 34 or by e mail at
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Working on Footprint Normandy - deadline end November |
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Written by Andrew Sanger
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Sunday, 25 October 2009 |
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I'm busy writing the Footprint Normandy guide, which will be published in 2010.
Currently working on the Calvados chapter. There's more to Calvados than apple brandy. This is the departement with the pretty, cheese-producing Pays d'Auge, the once-chic resort of Deauville, the D-Day Landing Beaches and the city of Caen - built and fortified by William the Conqueror. |
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Paul Murphy Paul Murphy has been travel writing since 1989. He has written over 40 conventional guidebooks (sole author / main contributor), plus ten online city guides, and has contributed to many more guides across all media. His photography is pro quality and features in the books and the magazines to which he regularly contributes.
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"Ake, his powder-blue suit immaculate and his silver quiff jauntily teased to attention, may be Finland's leading tango teacher but even he can only look on witheringly at my evident lack of tango prowess."
David Atkinson, The Observer, "Lapp dancers and Latin lovers", published September 2, 2007 |
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