BEST OF BRITAIN & IRELAND TRAVEL TRADE FORUM – EXHIBITORS A - Z
VisitEngland
M70 Waddesdon Manor
Tel: www.visitengland.org web site: www.visitengland.org
The national tourism organisation working in partnership with the industry to market England to the British and key overseas markets.
VisitGuernsey B101
Tel: 01481 234567
wendy.crame@gov.gg
web site: www.guernseytrademedia.com
Heavily influenced by France but proudly British, Guernsey and her sister islands combine stunning scenery, a rich heritage and fantastic dining in a unique mix.
VisitNorwich D108
Tel: 01603 213999
grouptravel@visitnorwich.co.uk
web site: www.visitnorwichgroups.co.uk
Outstanding heritage. Top 10 shopping. A diverse cultural scene. Award-winning attractions. Beautiful Broads. Pretty market towns.Big breathtaking skies. Visit Norwich
VisitRichmond B45
Tel: 07976 981 960
a.ivey@richmond.gov.uk
web site: www.visitrichmond.co.uk
Visit VisitRichmond stand B45 to learn more about what Richmond upon Thames has to offer Hampton Court Palace, Kew Gardens, Richmond Park, 21 miles of the River Thames
VisitScotland E80
Tel: 0131 472 2026
Trade contact: Ben MacCorquodale
email:
ben.maccorquodale@visitscotland.com
web site: www.visitscotland.com
VisitScotland is Scotland's national tourism organisation and the lead agency for tourism.
VisitWiltshire H10
Tel: 0845 602 7323
info@visitwiltshire.co.uk
web site: www.visitwiltshire.co.uk
Wiltshire - a land where iconic attractions and breath-taking sights combine with picture perfect villages amid rolling countryside. Visit Stonehenge Salisbury, Swindon,
Warner Leisure Hotels N116
Tel: 01442 203455
Trade contact: Tony Ineson email: tony.ineson@bourne- leisure.co.uk
web site:
www.warnerleisurehotels.co.uk
The leading adults short break provider. With seven country hotels, including three AA 4 star properties, and six coastal hotels and villages offer you everything you need for a fabulous UK break, including comfortable accommodation, mouth watering breakfasts, delicious evening meals and great entertainment in the price paid.
D63 Welsh Rarebits & Great Little Places
Tel: 01296 653226
deborah.reid@nationaltrust.org.uk
web site: www.waddesdon.org.uk
A French Renaissance-style chateau housing the Rothschild Collection of art treasures, wine cellars, two restaurants, gift and wine shops, and spectacular grounds.
H101
Tel: 01686668030
info@rarebits.co.uk web site: www.rarebits.co.uk & www.little-places.co.uk
Welsh Rarebits & Great Little Places are unique hotel and guest house marketing brands focused solely on the top end properties in Wales
Westcountry Rivers Trust F130
Tel: 01579 372140
angling@wrt.org.uk
web site: www.wrt.org.uk
The Westcountry Rivers Trust’s ‘Angling Passport’ scheme is a new and exciting way to experience wild fishing in the South West of England.
Weston Park J18
Tel: 01952 852100
enquiries@weston-park.com
web site: www.weston-park.com
The award winning stately home set within 1000 acres of magnificent gardens and grounds. With granary farm shop, coffee bar, medieval deer park and woodland walks.
Whitchurch Silk Mill
Waterside House Hotel, Donabate on the Beach
Tel: 00353 1 8436153
sales@watersidehousehotel.ie
web site: www.watersidehousehotel.ie
Near Dublin Airport our 3star Irish family run unique seaside hotel offers stylish rooms with amazing sea views, coastal walks, historic sites, golfing & much more...
Welcome to Yorkshire K80
Tel: 0113 3223518
llosardo@yorkshire.com
web site: www.yorkshire.com
Yorkshire is the UK's largest county and boasts spectacular scenery, world class attractions, vibrant cities and fabulous restaurants and shops.Discover more at stand K80
Whites Hotel Group
whitegrp@iol.ie
web site: www.whiteshotels-
ireland.com/
E40 E40
D56
Tel: 01256 892065
silkmill@btinternet.com
web site:
www.whitchurchsilkmill.org.uk
Discover the art of silk weaving in the heart of Hampshire. 19th century working silk mill, idyllic riverside location, tearoom and shop. Open all year.
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