legendary summer


Better for Bicester, says Global City Cards


Just A Drop raises money for water aid


Just a Drop, International water development charity, wants visitors to support its ‘This Bottle is a Lifesaver’ initiative. Just a Drop will be selling


reusable water bottles for £3 from its stand. In return, free refills will be


Bicester Village, Oxford


The dragon hatchlings at Caerphilly Castle


opening of the main building and new developments at St Fagans National Museum of History, and the Dino on the Loose campaign. traveltrade.visitwales.com Stand UKI100


Visitors to WTM London can find out about Global City Cards’ latest commissionable product – an e-ticket for travel between London Marylebone and the Bicester Village designer outlet park. In addition, Global City Cards


offers tour operators and agents commissionable rates on London travel cards. A code, which can be sent to visitors’ phones, is


then entered into standard ticket machines to provide a valid travel card for the duration of their stay. The company also provides London airport transfer tickets for the Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted Express services, as well as the Thameslink connection from Gatwick and Luton. globalcitycards.com


Stand GV588 TAKE YOUR GROUP ON


A JOURNEY THROUGH TIME Explore England’s past at over 400 historic sites across the country.


available from various ‘water stations’ located around WTM throughout the show. All proceeds raised will go


to providing much-needed safe water and sanitation for communities in Africa. justadrop.org Stand N6/S6


To order a Group Visits Guide call 0117 975 1349 or email traveltrade@english-heritage.org.uk travelgbi.com November 2017 | TravelGBI 19


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