The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust

If we, the British public, are being encouraged to stay at home for our holidays this summer, then we need to know where to explore.  I thought a good place to start would be the birth place of legendary poet and playwright Sir William Shakespeare.  The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust was founded in 1847, and is an independent charity, who cares for... [Read more]

My First Visit To Chester

The Queen Hotel, Chester 4th – 6th March 2012 I was fortunate enough, last Sunday, to stay at The Queen Hotel, Chester, and I have nothing but praise for the hotel staff, hotel, and not forgetting, the City of Chester.  What’s that I hear you say, ‘yes, yes, you would say that’, but please rest assured, hand on heart, I can honestly say my... [Read more]

Holidays at home for 2012 campaign and the Staycation

This could be Britain’s finest hour.  Hosting the London 2012 Olympic games and the Queens Diamond Jubilee, it is set to be a very exciting and vibrant summer.  People will travel to Britain from far and wide – all across the world, to join in the celebrations.  So with all these tourists coming here for their summer vacation, does that... [Read more]

A Century of Service and Innovation – Wallace Arnold Tours 1912 – 2012

A personal appraisal by Jon Hartley, who spent almost 30 years with the company and for much of that time was the Hotel Contracts Manager for the UK Hotels Wallace Arnold, always the favourite with every generation. The history of the company has been well documented in several books, especially those published by Ian Allan including Wallace Arnold... [Read more]

From London to Antarctica, leap back in time to Scott’s last expedition

The Natural History Museum presents ‘Scotts last expedition’ February the 29th.  The leap day when, as folk traditions proclaim, many women across the world propose to their men.  But today I have chosen as the day to propose a toast and commemoration, to a man of great courage, a legend, Captain Robert Falcon Scott, or ‘Scott of... [Read more]

Liverpool is given Coach Friendly Award

The magnificent city of Liverpool has been given the Coach Friendly award by the Confederation of Passenger Transport.  This particular award is presented to cities and various destinations that show a genuine interest in welcoming coaches, and providing necessary and exceptional coach facilities.  VISITLIVERPOOL will be exhibiting at the ‘Best... [Read more]

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