Posts Tagged ‘ Cornwall ’

Just eight candidates remain in the race to see which will be UK Capital of Culture 2025.

It looks as those this year’s holiday period has a long tail and will extend well into the Autumn.

He also asked people to test themselves for Covid-19 before arriving in Cornwall.

Holidaymakers might believe that Cornwall was a more expensive place in which to holiday

Travel Counsellors conclude that consumers remain confident that summer holidays both overseas and at home are on the cards

It is planned to open up the waterfront in Penzance and to prioritise pedestrians and cyclists whilst also encouraging green transport.

Visit Cornwall must be delighted to have get such multi-million publicity. Whether the locals are so pleased is another matter.

Vivid Sydney, Black Sabbath and Machu Picco by rail are some of the thoughts of Adrian this week.

If you decided to give Cornwall a miss this year because of overcrowding, think again.

A new visitor attraction – has opened near the Cornish town of Lostwithiel and only about three miles off the main spinal road of the county – Colwith Farm Distillery – the A30.

Its county show time and with five at the very least happening in the next week or so its time to see how they have altered over the years. And if you visit London, pop to the Brazilian embasssy to see how the country helped the UK in WWII.

In a week in which a bird wanted to view impressionist paintings and Venice segregated tourists from locals, Adrian wraps up the smaller stories of the week

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot and what’s not in the travel world

More tourists, more spending, smoking bans and new theme park attractions are just some of the things catching Adrian’s attention this week

On May 1st, Visit Cornwall and its members are launching ‘Cornish Summer Time’ (CST) which starts six weeks earlier than ‘official’ British Summer Time.

The 9-day festival, organised by Cornish Quest, has been created to celebrate the uniqueness of Cornish language, culture and heritage and much of it will take place at The Acorn Theatre in Penzance.

Just About Travel tells you what’s hot (and what’s not) in the travel world

Nearly every newspaper has run Poldark stories and linked it to tourism. At this rate maybe Visit Cornwall should finance other novels set in Cornwall and sell it to the BBC, ITV, Sky or one of the other myriad of television channels around.

Because we always have perfect warm sunny and dry weather in August in the UK and Ireland we need to take no notice of suggestions made by Trevornick on how to enjoy ourselves when the weather is iffy.

Wandering through Devon and Cornwall in the next few weeks holidaymakers might run into the Cornish Mining Man Engine, a twelve-metre tall mechanical puppet.

According to Travelodge, more than half of respondents in a survey they commissioned say that they will holiday in the UK this year.

As easter approached, Adrian has a rather full column rannging from theme parks to gardens and from the new Glasgow Restaurant Festival to how some destinations just have some kitties to entice us to them.

A gin distillery at Gatwick captured Adrian’s attention this week but so did Joan of Arc’s ring, the wreck of a gambling ship off San Diego and St Piran’s Day which happens to be today.

Being a foodie, Natasha had to spend some time in Padstow and the Camel Valley exploring the food and wine.

The Fal River Festival runs for ten days from 22 May to 31, 2015. Natasha Blair and her beloved dog Poppy went to explore what this area of Cornwall has to offer.

Golfing in the Algarve, a circus extravaganza in Bayeux and the success of Blackpool are just some of the things that caught Adrian’s eye this week.

Hugo Chittenden gave up his career in the city to help raise awareness, funding and support for charities and projects overseas. Here he talks travel and reveals why volunteering is the way forward

The Battle of Waterloo, Moscow, Great Yarmouth and a Cornish oratory are among the things that attracted my attention this week.