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Discovered - some great food lurking in California's culinary desert! |
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Friday, 22 May 2009 |
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Anthea Gerrie has returned from Southern California and the Central Coast, where she discovered great food lurking in what was a culinary desert when she lived there 20 years ago.
As well as researching a food feature, she also visited iconic hotels immortalised by screen and music legends as well as brand-new ones aspiring to emulate them.
For more info on fresh discoveries about Los Angeles, Laguna Beach, Hearst Castle,
Big Sur, Santa Barbara and the Monterey Peninsula,
call 01580-200574 or email
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The Guild at PowWow on Mon 18th May 2009 at 1:00 pm |
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Written by Melissa Shales
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Monday, 18 May 2009 |
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 The Guild is well represented at this year's International PowWow in Miami where international travel journalists and buyers have gathered to discuss the US travel market. The opening day Media Brunch in downtown Miami was hot, sunny and very orange - a colour shared by many Guild members. From left to right: Peter Ellegard, Neil Murray, Mary Moore Mason, Simon, Veness, Peter Nunn, Petra Shepherd, and Guild Chairman, Melissa Shales. Alan Orbell and Jo Cooke arrived too late to be included in the group shot.
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The Guild at PowWow on Tue 12th May 2009 at 8:14 am |
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Written by Melissa Shales
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Tuesday, 12 May 2009 |
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Guild Chairman Melissa Shales is off to Miami on Friday to PowWow, the vast American incoming travel trade show, to represent the Guild to the American travel industry. We will have a stand at the Media Marketplace. I will be contactable by email and mobile and would be delighted to talk to anyone who wishes to know more about the Guild, our members, our upcoming programme of events and our 50th birthday celebrations in 2010. Please contact me on email:
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; mobile: +44-7798-745473. Or leave a message for me in my pigeonhole in the press room. |
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Life aboard a Luxury Superyacht |
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Written by Michael Howorth
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Sunday, 10 May 2009 |
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Frances and Michael Howorth are living and reporting upon the life of the super rich sailing aboard a brand new luxury super yacht called Big City as she voyages from Genoa to St Tropez via San Remo, Monaco, Nice and Cannes. It coming up for Film Festival time and the yachts are already taking their positions for this star studded event.
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Written by David Atkinson
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Friday, 01 May 2009 |
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David Atkinson is researching in Snowdonia, North Wales.
He has an exclusive preview of the new Welsh Highland Railway and will be one of the first writers to visit the new Hafod Eryri visitor centre atop Mount Snowdon.
The Lonely Planet Great Britain guide, for which he authored the Wales section, is published on May 21.
Contact www.atkinsondavid.co.uk; follow his bog at www.atkinsondavid.blogspot.com. |
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Quirky Farm Stays - from a Shepherd's Hut to Pig Sty with a View |
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Written by Kathryn Liston
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Monday, 27 April 2009 |
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From a Shepherd's Hut to Milking Parlour, Piggery to Pig Sty with a view, Oast House to Apple Store, there are lots of quirky places to stay down on the farm this summer. Liven up your pages with this colourful picture gallery. Contact
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Travel Writing Competition |
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Monday, 27 April 2009 |
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http://www.destinationrct.co.uk/news/2049
It’s fifty years since Alexander Cordell’s international best seller – Rape of the Fair Country – was published in 1959, putting the tiny iron and coal town of Blaenavon on the international map.
In this anniversary year, writers are being invited to submit a piece of travel writing which will place Cordell Country on the world travel map, and earn themselves £500 in prize money! There are runners up prizes of £300 and £150, as well as books and book tokens.
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Travel Writing Competition |
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Monday, 27 April 2009 |
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http://www.destinationrct.co.uk/news/2049
It’s fifty years since Alexander Cordell’s international best seller – Rape of the Fair Country – was published in 1959, putting the tiny iron and coal town of Blaenavon on the international map.
In this anniversary year, writers are being invited to submit a piece of travel writing which will place Cordell Country on the world travel map, and earn themselves £500 in prize money! There are runners up prizes of £300 and £150, as well as books and book tokens.
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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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