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SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR/CRUISE

THREE days exploring Chile’s amazing Atacama Desert, plus port calls in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia as well as transiting the Panama Canal are all part of a 25-night fly/tour/cruise package from ecruising.travel  to provide a unique opportunity to  visit some of South America’s most fascinating destinations. The journey departs on March 16, 2014, then spends […]

SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR/CRUISE

SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR/CRUISE

THREE days exploring Chile’s amazing Atacama Desert, plus port calls in Peru, Ecuador and Colombia as well as transiting the Panama Canal are all part of a 25-night fly/tour/cruise package from ecruising.travel  to provide a unique opportunity to  visit some of South America’s most fascinating destinations. The journey departs on March 16, 2014, then spends […]

ACCOR ADDS ANGELA O’CONNOR TO PR TEAM

ACCOR ADDS ANGELA O’CONNOR TO PR TEAM

Following the addition of 43 Mirvac hotels to its network, the PR team at Accor has announced a new member, with Angela O’Connor – formerly Assistant Communications Manager at Mirvac – taking on the role of PR and Communications Executive, Accor Asia Pacific. In addition to overseeing PR for the former Mirvac hotels as they […]

ACCOR ADDS ANGELA O’CONNOR TO PR TEAM

ACCOR ADDS ANGELA O’CONNOR TO PR TEAM

Following the addition of 43 Mirvac hotels to its network, the PR team at Accor has announced a new member, with Angela O’Connor – formerly Assistant Communications Manager at Mirvac – taking on the role of PR and Communications Executive, Accor Asia Pacific. In addition to overseeing PR for the former Mirvac hotels as they […]

SAD MISCONCEPTIONS OF A GOOD SHERRY

SAD MISCONCEPTIONS OF A GOOD SHERRY

FORGET the brown paper bag,this is seriously good as anaperitif with tapas. Wc02July12 David Ellis SHERRY never springs to front of mind when talk turns to wine styles and varietals, and sadly sales here are minimal as a good drop is most rewarding. Perhaps its purely ignorance: there are those who simply know nothing about […]

Struth! Give me a sign

Struth! Give me a sign

IN his continuing search for the more weird, wacky and wondrous in the world of travel, David Ellis says that on a recent visit to Hong Kong and Lantau, travel writer Hilary Roots came upon these somewhat out-of-the-ordinary signs that contain, shall we say, food for thought. Hilary shared them with us, and we don’t […]

Struth! Give me a sign

Struth! Give me a sign

IN his continuing search for the more weird, wacky and wondrous in the world of travel, David Ellis says that on a recent visit to Hong Kong and Lantau, travel writer Hilary Roots came upon these somewhat out-of-the-ordinary signs that contain, shall we say, food for thought. Hilary shared them with us, and we don’t […]

Struth! Give me a sign

Struth! Give me a sign

IN his continuing search for the more weird, wacky and wondrous in the world of travel, David Ellis says that on a recent visit to Hong Kong and Lantau, travel writer Hilary Roots came upon these somewhat out-of-the-ordinary signs that contain, shall we say, food for thought. Hilary shared them with us, and we don’t […]

LURED BY THE SPIRIT OF AMELIA EARHART

LURED BY THE SPIRIT OF AMELIA EARHART

David Ellis with Malcolm Andrews AN oceanographic research ship slipped almost unnoticed out of Honolulu on the 2nd of this month bound for a miniscule dot in the ocean called Nikumaroro in little Kiribati, one of the tiniest  island nations in the vast Pacific. Aboard was a team of scientists and aviation enthusiasts keen to […]

LURED BY THE SPIRIT OF AMELIA EARHART

LURED BY THE SPIRIT OF AMELIA EARHART

David Ellis with Malcolm Andrews AN oceanographic research ship slipped almost unnoticed out of Honolulu on the 2nd of this month bound for a miniscule dot in the ocean called Nikumaroro in little Kiribati, one of the tiniest  island nations in the vast Pacific. Aboard was a team of scientists and aviation enthusiasts keen to […]