WTM PREVIEW STANDS DESTINATIONS Best of the rest
w The Czech stand (EU1620) will be offering wine-tasting from 12.30pm-2.30pm on Tuesday, Malta (EU558) will be serving nibbles from the region at 11am-1pm every day, and Greece (EU1000) will be handing out free olive oil and aprons, courtesy of Aldemar Resorts.
Israel – caricatures
w EXPERIENCE A CATALAN CONCERT Head over to the Catalonia stand (EU400) at 5pm on Tuesday for a live music concert from Australian singer Steve Smith – star of the new, award-winning film Route of Fate, filmed in the region. Catalan wine, cava and Estrella Damm beer will be available, and afterwards you’ll have the chance to learn all about updates for the year ahead.
w BRUNCH WITH CHARACTERS FROM SLOVENIA’S PAST Slovenia will be hosting a ‘Culture Time Brunch’ at 11am on Tuesday (EU1400), offering a themed buffet cooked by Ljubljana Castle’s in-house chef, Igor Jagodic, with historic figures in period costume providing a glimpse into the country’s past (email slovenia@
alexandramarr.com to bag a spot). While you’re there, tweet about
@SloveniaInfo with the hashtag #ifeeslovenia and #WTMLDN, and you’ll be in with the chance of winning a trip to the country.
w Wembley Stadium (UK128) will be making its debut in the UK section, telling agents more about its commissionable tours, with a professional photographer to snap you holding a replica FA cup.
w Elsewhere, Big Bus Tours (TA220) will be holding a champagne reception for the trade and media at 4pm on Tuesday, with plenty of merchandise up for grabs.
w Closer to home, Visit Wales (UKI200) will be serving freshly made Welsh cakes, alongside craft liqueurs from the Aber Falls Distillery at 4.30pm on Monday, and whisky from the Penderyn Distillery at the same time on Tuesday.
PICTURES: WORLD TRAVEL MARKET; MATTHIAS NAREYEK; MATTHEW INDEN/WEAVER MULTIMEDIA GROUP; SHUTTERSTOCK; PAUL SPIERENBURG
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