WTM 2016 PREVIEW DESTINATIONS


LEFT: The Heineken


Experience, Amsterdam


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Iberostar BELOW:


Jerusalem


win prizes including two fam trip places to Krakow and Lublin. The Greek National Tourist


Office (EU1200) is laying on several events including a Crete networking hour (Monday, 12-1pm), with wine tasting and a cooking demonstration. Tuesday brings more foodie fun from 1.30pm with a ‘Follow the food and wine trail’ featuring sustenance from Crete, the North Aegean islands and northern Greece, followed by a treasure hunt.


If you’ve still got room for more, local liquors and pastries will be served at a Q&A with historian and TV presenter Bettany Hughes about Chios Island (Tuesday, 3-4pm). Wednesday sees more cooking demonstrations from the Aegean islands and Northern Greece from 12-1pm, so make sure you arrive hungry. The Israel (EU850) stand


promises to be another hive of activity, with a juice bar, hummus lunch (Tuesday, 12-3pm), and wine tasting (4-6pm). To celebrate a 7% increase in UK arrivals, the IGTO will be giving away scratch-cards every day, with prizes ranging from spa products and local wine to city breaks in Tel Aviv and Jerusalem. Creative juices will no doubt be flowing at the stand’s virtual graffiti wall, where visitors can create a masterpiece of their own and download it on to a magnet to take home.


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TOP TIP


Enter a Pegasus Airlines (EU1000) raffle to win


flights for any route on its network. The draw is at midday on Wednesday


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