Our knowledge of where landmarks are in Britain is appalling according to new research published yesterday. Land's End marks the northern tip of Britain, Hadrian's Wall is in Cornwall and the Jurassic Coast is to be found in Scotland, are just some of the shocking answers in a report conducted by ...
UK & Europe, April 4, 2013
Tags: Virgin Trains
The North Cyprus Tourism Centre has kickstarted an advertising and social media campaign to remind the trade and holidaymakers the area is operating as normal. As its currency is Turkish lira and not the euro, North Cyprus has remained unaffected by the financial crisis in the south and has continued to ...
UK & Europe, March 25, 2013
Tags: Cyprus, North Cyprus, tourism
Saint Lucia is looking to boost its tourism numbers this year with new airlinks and hotel openings, but could go further if it weren’t for Air Passenger Duty (APD), its director of tourism has told Travel Daily. Louis Lewis, director of tourism at Saint Lucia Tourist Board (SLTB) said he hoped ...
UK & Europe, March 21, 2013
Tags: Saint Lucia, tourism
Bath Tourism Plus (BTP) has teamed up with Bath Rugby to promote sports tourism to the city. As part of its initiatives staff in the Visitor Information Centre will wear rugby shirts on matchdays and will sell game tickets alongside merchandise. As part of the tie-up, an accommodation booking widget will be ...
UK & Europe, February 19, 2013
Tags: Bath, Bath Rugby, rugby, tourism
Cyprus’ capital city Nicosia is to be regenerated in a multi-million euro project with help from British architect Zaha Hadid. The city, which is locally known as Lefkosia and dates back to the 16th century, is to be transformed in the next two years under the project to preserve its history. A ...
UK & Europe, January 3, 2013
Tags: Cyprus, Nicosia, Zaha Hadid
Tourism Australia and Etihad Airways have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in an effort to augment visitors from the Middle East, UK and Europe to Australia. As per the new strategic marketing agreement, the signatories will together invest up to A$6mn over the next three years in a range of ...
Middle East, December 17, 2012
Tags: Australia, Etihad, Europe, Middle East, Tourism Australia, UK
Qantas has severed its ties with Tourism Australia over what it called a "conflict of interests". The Australian national carrier claimed yesterday (Wednesday 28 November 2012) that Tourism Australia's chairman, former Qantas CEO Geoff Dixon, is undermining the airline's restructuring attempts, including its proposed tie-up with Emirates. "This conflict has arisen from ...
UK & Europe, November 29, 2012
Tags: Australia, Qantas, Tourism Australia
