British Travel Journal | Summer 2020
As we went to print with our last issue never could we have imagined a world in which travel would be completely stopped in its tracks. Never again will we take for granted our freedom to visit our magnificent cityscapes, captivating coastlines and peaceful countryside. It has been a difficult year for the hospitality and travel sector, but as this issue of British Travel Journal shows many are beginning to reopen, delighted to welcome back visitors and guests once more. We speak to these resilient hoteliers, destination managers, and others in the UK tourism industry about how they have responded to COVID-19. Our Cultural Agenda takes on a new direction, exchanging theatre performances for outdoor art, sculptures and natural wonders. And, in a time when remote locations are being sought after, all you need to know about wild (and nearly wild) camping is covered in our Sustainable Travel series. If camping isn’t for you, help is at hand to find the perfect holiday home in our 10 of the Best Self-Catering Properties. If you’re dreaming of strolls along the shore, fresh sea air and gently lapping waves, then you will love our coastal specials; Revival of the Beach Hut, England’s Coast, Wild Swimming and Secret Islands. Enjoy a taste of Cornwall in our Interview with Rick Stein before heading to the beach workshop of wooden bellyboards in our Meet the Maker: Wave Rider article with Dick Pearce. Finally, thank you to all our subscribers for your support, keeping our spirits high with words of encouragement and understanding the unusual delay in receiving this issue. Together we continued to dream of the extraordinary places we can explore, staying inspired with online and digital features, and hopefully by the time of reading this issue our next great adventures will have become reality.Travel safely, and together we will continue to support our wonderful tourism industry.
As we went to print with our last issue never could we have imagined a world in which travel would be completely stopped in its tracks. Never again will we take for granted our freedom to visit our magnificent cityscapes, captivating coastlines and peaceful countryside. It has been a difficult year for the hospitality and travel sector, but as this issue of British Travel Journal shows many are beginning to reopen, delighted to welcome back visitors and guests once more. We speak to these resilient hoteliers, destination managers, and others in the UK tourism industry about how they have responded to COVID-19. Our Cultural Agenda takes on a new direction, exchanging theatre performances for outdoor art, sculptures and natural wonders. And, in a time when remote locations are being sought after, all you need to know about wild (and nearly wild) camping is covered in our Sustainable Travel series. If camping isn’t for you, help is at hand to find the perfect holiday home in our 10 of the Best Self-Catering Properties. If you’re dreaming of strolls along the shore, fresh sea air and gently lapping waves, then you will love our coastal specials; Revival of the Beach Hut, England’s Coast, Wild Swimming and Secret Islands. Enjoy a taste of Cornwall in our Interview with Rick Stein before heading to the beach workshop of wooden bellyboards in our Meet the Maker: Wave Rider article with Dick Pearce. Finally, thank you to all our subscribers for your support, keeping our spirits high with words of encouragement and understanding the unusual delay in receiving this issue. Together we continued to dream of the extraordinary places we can explore, staying inspired with online and digital features, and hopefully by the time of reading this issue our next great adventures will have become reality.Travel safely, and together we will continue to support our wonderful tourism industry.
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V I L L A G E<br />
On the edge of the beautiful English Lake District only 3 miles from Morecambe Bay.<br />
On the Cartmel edge is ‘a thimble of the full of jewels’, and can be easily found by road or rail.<br />
beautiful For English more information please go to<br />
Lake District cartmelvillage.com<br />
and<br />
only 3 miles from<br />
Follow LA11 6QB for our central visitor car park<br />
Morecambe Bay,<br />
Cartmel can easily<br />
be found by road or<br />
Cartmel<br />
rail.<br />
Follow LA11 6QB for<br />
our central visitor car<br />
park.<br />
WELCOME TO<br />
THE ROSELAND<br />
For full details of Cartmel’s charming array of eateries,<br />
shops and pubs, alongside suggestions of exceptional<br />
accommodation, please visit:<br />
PENINSULA<br />
cartmelvillage.com<br />
Here you will also find information on upcoming events<br />
and activities.<br />
A jewel in the crown of Cornwall<br />
and a truly<br />
Designed remarkable<br />
by Ellie Heaven Designs place<br />
www.ellieheaven.com<br />
to take<br />
your holiday<br />
Discover Northumberland this Autumn and<br />
make lasting memories in the finest collection<br />
of award winning family-friendly & petfriendly<br />
holiday homes on the coast<br />
4 Breathtaking views 4 Stunning coastal scenery 4 Safe family beaches 4 A haven for sailing and watersports<br />
Whether you choose a traditional holiday cottage as<br />
a rural retreat, a property in the heart of a village or a<br />
modern property for the height of luxury, one of our<br />
specially selected holiday properties will be the perfect<br />
start to a memorable holiday.<br />
tel: 01326 270900<br />
email: info@portscathoholidays.co.uk<br />
www.portscathoholidays.co.uk<br />
Portscatho Holidays, 3 The Quay, St Mawes, Truro, Cornwall, TR2 5DG
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