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From left: Benjamin Eastman, San Diego Tourism, Lee Florence, JAC Travel; Barry Brown, Hotel Del Coronado


Duncan Wilding, Tui Education; Lesley Roberts, United Airlines


George Kuomi (left) and Sally Tebbal, both Kenwood Travel; and Mitchell Hawes, Norwegian Air


Roy Collett (left), Colletts Travel; Jane O’Shea, Viceroy Hotels; and Chris May, Equator Learning


Brad Thomas (left), Liz Mulcaster and Mark Kennedy, all Air New Zealand


27 November 2014 — travelweekly.co.uk • 39


California uncorked


Visit California celebrated the 10th anniversary of the hit movie Sideways by showcasing California’s finest food and wine at its annual VIP Film Event. The afternoon, held at the Ham Yard Hotel in London, included a California pinot noir taste-off featuring Hitching Post Highliner, a wine enjoyed in the film and poured by the winemaker Frank Ostini, and a screening of the iconic film set in Santa Barbara wine country.


From left: Ken Fischang, Sonoma County Tourism; Shannon Brooks, Visit California; Tom Kiely and Joe D’Alessandro, San Francisco Travel; Tim Zahner, Sonoma County Tourism; Howard Pickett, San Francisco Travel; and Dean Jacobberger, Visit California


Jonah Whitaker and Guy Chambers, both Visit California UK; Terry Selk, Yosemite Mariposa Tourism; and Chris Thompson, Brand USA


Kathy Janega Dykes (left), Visit Santa Barbara; Phil Newcombe, Bon Voyage; and Jen Trupiano, Visit Santa Barbara


Frank Ostini, Hitching Post II


Sara Dolan (left), Alex Perez and Elaine Fawcett, all British Airways


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