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Perth attraction celebrates three award shortlistings


The Black Watch Castle and Museum is flying the flag for Perth, having been shortlisted in three categories in the Scottish Thistle Awards, run by VisitScotland. The attraction is shortlisted


in the Central region, for Best Heritage Tourism Experience; Best Visitor Attraction: and Best Informal Eating Experience. Anne Kinnes, chief executive at The Black Watch Castle and Museum, said: “It is testament to our talented team whose


Hotels & More unveils new group chief executive


Hotels & More has appointed Paul Maine in the newly created role of group chief executive. He will lead the newly named


Tour Partner Group, the holding company for Hotels & More, an inbound tour operator for group tours and individual travellers to the UK and Ireland.


dedication, flair and commitment to providing a world-class experience for our visitors is being recognised.” Winners of the Central, Fife &


Tayside Final will be announced on November 23 in Edinburgh. The Black Watch Museum


displays historic artefacts from the Black Watch regiment. theblackwatch.co.uk


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The B2B specialist aims to be a ‘one-stop-shop’ for tour operators, direct sellers, coach tour operators and travel agents. It has a multi-lingual team which creates tailor-made


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itineraries, and its 2018 brochure contains a range of tours and travel ideas to help companies to plan for the coming year. There are 23 tours throughout


Great Britain and Ireland, which include themed tours, round trips and city breaks. hotels-more.com


Stand UKI401 Behind the scenes at former Olympic stadium


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The former Olympic Stadium in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is offering visitors tours of the centrepiece of the London 2012 Games. Fans can stand where the


athletes competed during the games and where West Ham’s players now play their home matches. Visitors can see the warm-up


track, and then walk along the players’ tunnel to the manager’s dug-out before standing pitch-side. A 90-minute interactive multimedia tour has been developed for the stadium and


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every visitor has a personal hand- held device that will play video and interactive content on their journey through the venue. The tour is offered in six languages and the venue is fully accessible. london-stadium.com/stadium-tours Stand UKI338


Slide along to ArcelorMittal Orbit stand


The ArcelorMittal Orbit is sharing a stand with the London Stadium, as both venues can be found at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London. Offering views of up to 20 miles


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across London, the ArcelorMittal Orbit boasts the world’s longest and tallest tunnel slide and the UK’s highest free-fall abseil.


From its viewing platform, visitors can spot Wembley Stadium, St Paul’s Cathedral, Canary Wharf and the venues of London 2012. The attraction also caters for


events, dinners, dances, parties, conferences and weddings. arcelormittalorbit.com Stand UKI338


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