BEST OF BRITAIN & IRELAND TRAVEL TRADE FORUM – EXHIBITORS A - Z
Maldron Hotels
E40 Longleat F20
Tel: 01985 844328 Trade contact: Group Customer
Services
groups@longleat.co.uk web site: www.longleat.co.uk
As featured on BBC's Animal Park. Longleat House and Safari Park plus 9 other attractions including Longleat Railway, Safari Boats, Postman Pat Village, Adventure Castle, Longleat Hedge Maze, Old Joe's Mine, Motion Simulator plus many more. New for 2010 - Animal Adventure. Your day at Longleat will never be long enough!
Lord's Tours/Sport4 All Seasons B60
tours@mcc.org.uk web site: www.lords.org/tours
The Tour provides a very special opportunity to experience the unique atmosphere of Lord's in the company of an expert guide.
Macdonald Hotels & Resorts Ltd E80
Tel: 07767 438362 Trade contact: Esther Conn email: Esther.Conn@Macdonald-
Hotels.co.uk
web site:
www.MacdonaldHotels.co.uk/Business
Macdonald Hotels have over 40 locations across the UK from chic city properties to timeless country houses.
made in England A52
jonathan@made2010.com web site: www.made2010.com
made in England: made is a specialist Tourism representation, marketing and PR company who’s clients encompass the Entertainment and Sport industries. Visit us to gather information on England’s most exciting events and attractions. Featured product on our stand include: Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, Hard Rock Cafe and the DMC The Finishing Touch. The Finishing Touch provide efficient and creative Destination Management, Ground Handling and Inbound Support services
kdunne@maldronhotels.com web site: www.maldronhotels.com
Maldron Hotels, 17 hotels nationwide, Dublin, Cork, Galway, Limerick, Laois, Sligo and Wexford.Excellent choice of 3*,4*& 5* hotels with conference and leisure facilities
Manchester United K65
stephen.powell@manutd.co.uk web site: MANUTD.COM
The story of Manchester United is unlike any other club in the world - Get closer to Man Utd at Old Trafford's award winning Museum & Tour Centre
Manor House Hotels & Irish Country Hotels
E40
Adeegan@manorhousehotels.com web site: www.manorhousehotels.com
www.irishcountryhotels.com
Manor House Hotels & Irish Country Hotels a collection of 60 3,4 and 5 star Manor Houses, Castles and family run hotels throughout Ireland.
Maritime Greenwich D26
dsalmon@nmm.ac.uk web site: www.greenwichwhs.org.uk
Information on Greenwich attractions - the Royal Observatory; the National Maritime Museum; the Old Royal Naval College and the Destination Greenwich Visitor Centre.
Marriott Hotels & Resorts N40
alice.massey@marriott.com web site: Marriott.co.uk
Choose from 50 Marriott properties offering more than 10,500 rooms across 4 different brands. Visit our stand to find out about the Marriott Group Guarantee.
Martyn Leisure Breaks N110
mjenkins@martynleisure.co.uk web site: www.martynleisure.co.uk
Short breaks in the South of England. Over the years we have developed an excellent reputation for high-quality, value-for-money breaks tailored for the over 40s.
McArthurGlen Designer Outlets UK M50
nick.williams@mcarthurglen.com web site: www.mcarthurglen.com
McArthurGlen Designer Outlets are the premier outlet shopping destinations within the UK, offering a mix of High St and Designer brands all reduced by up to 60% off RRP. We have seven centres across the UK open 364 days of the year.
Medway
D80
Mary.sewell@medway.gov.uk web site: www.medway.gov.uk/tourism
Explore Medway's maritime connections, visit our spectacular heritage attractions and see the places inspired by Charles Dickens in his work.
Melbourne Ardenlea Hotel D53
koo@mahotel.co.uk web site: www.mahotel.co.uk
Close to the beach and Shanklin Old Village, the Melbourne Ardenlea is the ideal base from which to explore the Isle of Wight.
Melton Mowbray K32
lhammond@melton.gov.uk web site: www.meltonbusiness.co.uk
Explore Melton Mowbray with its bustling markets, magnificent Belvoir Castle and spectacular countryside. Famous for its food & drink offer inc Pork Pies & Stilton Cheese
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