National & Regional Round-up
North East England
NEW FOR 2010 IN NORTH EAST ENGLAND
From undiscovered and dramatic landscapes,
unique history and heritage, vibrant cityscapes and urban culture, together with a renowned friendly welcome, North East England has everything!
An extensive and exciting events programme lined up for North East England this year welcomes 100 Tall Ships to the region as Hartlepool becomes the finishing point for the internationally acclaimed annual Tall Ships races.
Events information, where to stay and what to do can all be found at www.visitnortheastengland.com and groups can now access itineraries and information on blue badge tourist guides within the region on www.groupsnortheastengland.com.
With two world heritage sites; Durham Cathedral and Castle, Hadrian’s Wall and areas of outstanding natural beauty including Northumberland Coast and the North
Pennines, North East England is immersed in history and heritage.
A wealth of castles and museums, including the stunning Bowes Museum and the Great North Museum, which opened in Newcastle last year and houses internationally important collections about the natural world, the ancient world and world cultures.
You’ll also find beautiful country houses, stately homes and stunning gardens such as The Alnwick Garden, one of the most contemporary gardens in the country, which was the vision of the Duchess of Northumberland.
With a wide range of accommodation including the newly opened Rockliffe Hall near Darlington and luxurious Slaley Hall Hotel in Northumberland or Seaham Hall and the Serenity Spa in County Durham there are a number of choices for the perfect holiday or short break.
To talk to regional representatives come and see us on stand E100 at the Best of Britain and Ireland show, or visit: www.groupsnortheastengland.com
22 BEST OF BRITAIN & IRELAND 2010
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