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Members' News - Live
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Written by David Atkinson
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Wednesday, 25 August 2010 |
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I will be on the island of Brac from Sept 12 and looking for ideas on a community / grass-roots tourism theme, plus walking, food, attractions etc. Ideas and tips? Hit me. Contact: 07974 390436;
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See also www.atkinsondavid.co.uk.
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BGTW Award Dinner (on eve of WTM) booking form online |
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Written by Alastair McKenzie
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Monday, 23 August 2010 |
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Just a "head's up" for travel organisations, operators, PRs, etc... There is now a booking form for the 2010 BGTW Awards Dinner at the Savoy on the Sunday evening before WTM, on our website here. |
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Written by Mary Novakovich
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Wednesday, 18 August 2010 |
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I will be in Toronto in September to write about its restaurant scene and all things foodie. I will also be in the "Cottage Country" of the Great Lakes, where vast numbers of Canadians go to on their holidays. You can email me at
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BGTW Awards Dinner Returns to the Savoy |
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Written by Melissa Shales
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Wednesday, 18 August 2010 |
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We finally have all the pieces in place. Date: 7th November; Place: the Savoy Hotel; the Occasion: the BGTW Awards Dinner in our 50th anniversary year, sponsored by the Belgian Tourist Tourist Office – Brussels and Wallonia. It's the hot ticket of this year's WTM. Join us.
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; www.bgtw.org. |
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Written by Andy Bostock
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Monday, 16 August 2010 |
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Andrew Bostock has just returned from a family camping trip staying on a Welsh hill farm and by an old canal in the Cotswolds. He also frequently camps in his own county of Suffolk, generally with his four year old daughter in tow.
(07961 061 052 or
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Diving into Portugal's Culture |
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Written by Stuart Forster
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Monday, 16 August 2010 |
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Stuart Forster has been diving off Portugal's coast and can supply copy relating to dive sites and centres. Stuart is currently based in Lisbon, where he is learning Portuguese, and can be commissioned for general Portugal-related features, guidebook updates and quality travel and reportage photography.
Please contact Stuart Forster by email (
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), by telephone +351 9327 56107 or +44 7947 587136, or via his website, www.whyeyephotography.com. |
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Written by Rudolf Abraham
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Monday, 16 August 2010 |
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Over recent weeks in London Rudolf Abraham has photographed several world music concerts including the great Malian kora player Toumani Diabate, Senegalese superstar Youssou N'Dour, Taraf de Haidouks and Boban Markovic, as well as a special performance by the Noisettes at the Union Chapel in Islington, as a warm up to their headlining the Lake of Stars Festival in Malawi in October. For images see
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or contact
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New Torres del Paine guidebook published |
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Written by Rudolf Abraham
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Monday, 16 August 2010 |
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Rudolf Abraham's new guide to trekking in Chile's iconic Torres del Paine national park in Patagonia, was published last week by Cicerone. The 2nd edition of his Walking in Croatia also came out recently, and he has now completed work on National Geographic Traveler Croatia. Rudolf will be back in Croatia for two months from next week, working on articles for CNN Traveller and hidden europe, a guidebook on Istria, updating a guidebook to Ljubljana in neighbouring Slovenia, and making trips to Montenegro and Bosnia. Commissions welcome....
http://photography.rudolfabraham.co.uk/
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Wilma Paterson Scottish travel writer, author and composer (studied RSAMD and Florence). Specialises in cultural tourism, music and the arts. Has written books on cookery, plants and herbs, salmon fishing and traditional Scots songs.
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"If you have Franz Ferdinand on your iPod, then your heart is already dancing to the beat of Scotland’s most vibrant city. For a darker side of Glasgow, listen to the Cinematics’ Strange Education, the music of evil break-ups and rainy afternoons. But even heartbroken, under an umbrella, doomed lovers will sense that Glasgow is the heartbeat of British music, with an equally dynamic arts and design scene. Time for mindless music by Simple Minds over a cup of Lipton’s, a brand created by the tone-deaf Glaswegian tea baron, Sir Thomas Lipton."
© Lisa Gerard-Sharp, Glasgow's City Soundtrack, Vogue, 2008 |
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