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Bath Business News Travel – 72:00 hours in Geneva

October 10, 2014
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Bath Business News Travel – 72:00 hours in Geneva

With direct flights from Bristol Airport to Geneva, it couldn’t be easier to combine a business trip to Switzerland's second city with some leisure time with attractions ranging from helping make wine, competing in a marathon or relaxing at a spa. Bath Business News travel editor Anne Gorringe put away her laptop to explore...

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Bath tourism boss bows out with a taste of what makes the city great

October 3, 2014
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Bath tourism boss bows out with a taste of what makes the city great

Bath Tourism Plus chief executive Nick Brook-Sykes bid farewell to the city on Friday for a new job – but he did take time out for one last photocall promoting one of its most-successful events. Nick, who has been headhunted for a new role in Manchester, has been a great support to countless events in...

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Staycation tourism campaigns pay off as UK visitors boost Bath’s economy

September 26, 2014
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Staycation tourism campaigns pay off as UK visitors boost Bath’s economy

Nearly 200 jobs have been created and an additional £10.5m spent by tourists as a result of campaigns run by Bath Tourism Plus (BTP) working with the Bath Business Improvement District (BID), new figures show. The campaigns, which took place last autumn and winter, were aimed at encouraging UK residents to take more holidays...

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Bath’s top venues to be showcased at city’s first tourism industry awards

June 6, 2014
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Bath’s top venues to be showcased at city’s first tourism industry awards

The cream of Bath’s tourist attractions, hotels and venues will be showcased this evening at the inaugural Bath Hospitality and Tourism Awards night (BEHTA). The awards, to be handed out at a glittering ceremony in the Assembly Rooms, are being staged by Bath Tourism Plus (BTP). Many of the winners in the 21 categories...

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Innovate and export to taste future success, West food firms told at major conference

May 19, 2014
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Innovate and export to taste future success, West food firms told at major conference

West food businesses must embrace innovation and explore new markets for export if they are to succeed, a major conference was told. The topics formed the two key themes at the Future of Food event staged by accountants Smith & Williamson at yogurt maker Yeo Valley’s headquarters in Blagdon, near Bristol. Food production is...

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Top name speakers help put Bath at cutting edge of British fashion industry

May 8, 2014
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Top name speakers help put Bath at cutting edge of British fashion industry

Barbara Hulanicki, the woman behind the iconic BIBA fashion brand, has revealed the amazing story of her business success at Bath in Fashion – one of the high-profile speakers helping lift the city's reputation as a hotbed of fashion. Interviewed last night by Hilary Alexander, former fashion director of the Daily Telegraph, she recalled...

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Bristol Airport flying high as it lands more destinations and bigger aircraft on holiday routes

April 29, 2014
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Bristol Airport flying high as it lands more destinations and bigger aircraft on holiday routes

New holiday destinations have been unveiled for next summer and larger planes introduced this week at Bristol Airport as its passenger numbers continue to climb to record levels. Holiday giant Thomas Cook is basing two 220-seat Airbus A321 aircraft at the airport to use on its summer services to holiday hotspots – replacing two...

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Bath Business News travel: A cool 72 hours in Iceland

February 14, 2014
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Bath Business News travel: A cool 72 hours in Iceland

Spectacular scenery and a small but exciting capital city make Iceland a magnet for adventurous tourists. Bath Business News Travel Editor ANNE GORRINGE took advantage of the recently-launched easyJet direct flights from Bristol Airport to Reykjavik and here gives her top tips for a great weekend away…                                                  Iceland’s amazing lunar landscape is increasingly...

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Don’t follow that camel: Iceland-bound air passengers greeted by ship of the desert

December 12, 2013
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Don’t follow that camel: Iceland-bound air passengers greeted by ship of the desert

Passengers arriving for the inaugural easyJet flight from Bristol Airport to Reykjavik this morning may have been surprised to find a 7ft camel greeting them at the check-in desks. But Kokoso’s appearance was not down to a booking error by the airline’s promotions department – he was on hand to promote the launch of...

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Travel: An apres-ski driving lesson that translates into a lot of fun

November 20, 2013
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Travel: An apres-ski driving lesson that translates into a lot of fun

Serre Chevalier, a high ski resort on the French-Italian border, is ideal for a group or large family holiday. And its added attractions, for Bath Business News Travel Editor ANNE GORRINGE, included learning how to drive a ‘piste basher’. As our tour guide pointed out the ‘Milky Way’ ski area on our way to...

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