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Vienna May/June..Geoff Moore |
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Written by Geoff Moore
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Wednesday, 22 April 2009 |
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I am off the Vienna for a week staying in an apartment in the City. Looking to carry out several different photo-shoots in the city and beyond. Always found the City to be easy to get around their public transport network is excellent perhaps I should do a feature on that..any takers?
07815 10068 or
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Cyprus gears up for summer |
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Written by Carole French
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Tuesday, 21 April 2009 |
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Carole French used the Greek Orthodox Easter weekend (April 17-20) here in Cyprus to take day trips out from her home near Paphos. She's on commission to update two guides to the island and as there's new tourist attractions and restaurants opened in the last week or so ready for the summer season it was a great opportunity. Carole's bang-up-to-date info and pictures are available for your scheduled articles and books. Contact her on 0035726632079, email
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Santa Fe's Railyard District |
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Written by Mike Gerrard
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Tuesday, 14 April 2009 |
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Mike Gerrard is in Iowa, getting ready for a drive to Santa Fe where he'll spend 3 nights, mainly researching the new Railyard District and eating as much good New Mexican food as he can manage. Then it's the open road again continuing the research trip for Insight's USA On the Road guidebook update, finally arriving back in Arizona. Contact:
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Carolyn Lyons - Los Angeles to Italian Painted Eggs Mon 13th Apr 2009 at 4:54 pm |
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Written by Carolyn Lyons
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Monday, 13 April 2009 |
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After three months living in Los Angeles and travelling around California (Santa Barbara, San Juan Capistrano, Hearst Castle, Santa Cruz and the Bay Area) Carolyn is back in London briefly before heading to Italy. She can tell readers what’s hot on the West Coast from food (Bazaar at SLS) to hotels (Four Seasons Biltmore, SB) to hip locations (up- and- coming Oakland). Now she’s going to check out her house in Umbria, just down the hill from the Italian museum of Painted Eggs.
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Saturday, 11 April 2009 |
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Off to Istanbul to check out the glories of
Constantinople as well as the attractions of the modern city. Fleshly as well as intellectual treats await, like a real Turkish bath and the finest food in Eastern Europe.
Get the lowdown on Turkish delights from Anthea Gerrie, 01580-200574,
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Into the wilds of Croatia |
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Written by Mary Novakovich
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Sunday, 05 April 2009 |
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I shall be spending most of June exploring the mountainous hinterland of Croatia as part of research for a book I'm writing. I'll be in the region of Lika, where my parents come from, and which is little known to tourists apart from the Plitvice National Park. It was also where the 1990s civil war in the former Yugoslavia began, and where things are slowly picking up after years of turmoil. I plan to write travel articles on the region as well, so I am happy to hear from editors who want an insider's guide to a part of Croatia that is a world away from the crowded Dalmatian coast. Contact me on 07721 773305 or
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Israel's top hotels - the good, the bad and the ugly |
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Friday, 03 April 2009 |
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I've just inspected every four- and five-star hotel in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and Eilat, including some brilliant new boutique hostelries, for an American guidebook, and have lots of material for destination pieces/eating out guides/business travel/where to stay and what to do for all three towns.
All are now weekend break destinations with the advent of low-cost flights, and Tel Aviv celebrates its centenary next month.
Do contact me for more details on 01580-200574 or
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Lord Foster will push the boat out |
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Written by Michael Howorth
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Wednesday, 01 April 2009 |
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Norman Foster the eminent architect is no stranger to super yacht design and Ocean Emerald, one of his latest creations will be launched in La Spezia in Italy on 25th April. The specialist superyacht reporting team; Frances and Michael Howorth will be there at the launch and will be among the only travel journalists to board that superyacht for a sneak preview.
This spectacular and contemporary 41 metre masterpiece has been designed with a strong emphasis on space and light and has five suites for up to 12 guests at any one time who will be looked after by a permanent, highly trained crew of seven to cater to their every need. The internal planning of the yacht offers total flexibility to respond to the most discerning requirements of the owners and their guests. If we can write the story for you please contact us on +44 1725 510347 or by e mail at
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"Apparently Ranger was a bit of a ladies dog - the Steve Owen of Alaskan Huskies – intent on making sudden amorous advances towards anything with four legs and a fur coat. This was fine in his own time but not when pulling a slightly overweight journalist over the icy terrain of Swedish Lapland. The last thing this slightly overweight journalist needed was to be tipped from his sled into a frozen lake, even in the name of canine romance."
Joe Cawley, Adrenaline-lovers of the Arctic Circle, The Guardian, Sept 11, 2003
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