Exclusive publication for Maldivian travel agents

MALDIVES Association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators (MATATO) has launched the first edition of ‘Maldives Travel Agents Guide’, an exclusive publication to serve as platform to market, promote and advertise local travel agents and tour operators. The first edition of #Maldives Travel Agents’ Guide was launched on 22nd April 2018, at the Arabian Travel Market, Dubai. 

Maldives Travel Agents Guide is published annually and distributed in all the major international travel trade fairs and exhibition. The purpose of this publication is to have a distinctive list of local travel agents that international buyers and travelers can explore and navigate through.

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Travel and tour the world

FOLLOWING the current trend of peer-to-peer user experience platforms, Tourme allows travelers to connect with local experts for a memorable and personalized experience no matter where they are in the world.

Tourme began as a dream: a father-daughter quest for pineapple picking farms in Maui that became a blockbuster-script-worthy adventure. With the help of a friendly local, the duo not only found their pineapples, but shared an experience that would live in their hearts forever. It was this memory that sparked the idea for the peer-to-peer touring platform, Tourme.

From the sandy beaches of Lahaina to the drawing room floor, the vision for Tourme eventually led to a fully realized #travel #app and website with 10,000 potential tour guides in 150 countries around the world.

Tourme offers 4 types of tours to help travelers find the right guide for their next adventure. Take a bar crawl through Barcelona, learn to Salsa in Santo Domingo, or pick pineapples in Hawaii; with Tourme, it's up to you. Available to download now in the App Store and Google Play.

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CityButler, at your service

GLOBAL travel tech company ButlerTech has created an app that provides holidaymakers with a guide to help them make the most of their city breaks, from a cruise tour of Ayutthaya in Bangkok to a chocolate ecstasy tour in London.

The CityButler app is designed with the traveller in mind, allowing users to navigate and book activities or services city by city. On selecting a category, the user can view ratings of each business as well as reviews of their services. From local SIM cards to transport and excursions, the app allows users to order or book anything they might need during their city stay.

‘Every business, attraction, tour operator, retailer, or service provider that features on the CityButler app has been handpicked by our local experts to ensure each traveller can plan and enjoy the best possible city experience,’ says Mike Mazza, CEO and founder of ButlerTech. ‘Should any user need help or additional advice during their city stay, there is also a support chat section to message one of our assistants. Travellers can now rely on one single app for everything they might need during their city visit.’

For the launch, the app features eight cities: London, Manchester (England), Bangkok, Melbourne, Pattaya, Phuket, Singapore, and Sydney. Further destinations in Asia, Europe, and the US are to be added in the coming months including Hong Kong, Manila, Kuala Lumpur, Milan, and Rome.

CityButler is free to download in the App Store and is available to use on desktop via www.citybutler.co. The Android and tablet versions will be available by the end 2016.

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How to see St. Lucia

101 Things To Do and Places To See in Saint Lucia by Russell Streeter offers information about 27 beaches, 55 attractions, and 19 activities, plus a guide to the island’s cuisine and major scuba diving sites. 

‘Saint Lucia is too beautiful to spend your whole holiday lying on the beach or stuck in the hotel,’ says Streeter, whose earlier guidebook was 101 Things To Do and Places To See in #Barbados. ‘With maps, attractions, and contact information for many of the island’s tour guides and activity providers, your only challenge will be deciding which of #SaintLucia’s many wonders to leave until next time.’

To buy the guide – as either a paperback or Kindle edition – go to http://www.amazon.co.uk/101-Things-Places-Saint-Lucia/dp/0993431801.

Mr Streeter was born in Barbados to an English father and Guyanese mother. He lives in England with his family.

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Rough guide to accessible Britain

THE ROUGH GUIDE TO ACCESSIBLE BRITAIN – developed in association with Motability Operations Ltd – features nine scenic drives through Britain’s countryside, including the Exmoor Scenic Drive which covers 21 miles of windswept moors to wooded valleys and coastline. Those further north can plan a journey through the North Yorkshire Moors. 

For an artistic day out in East Anglia, drive the 26 miles through Stour Valley and Dedham Vale where John Constable worked. Across the border in Wales, Snowdonia has a drive through many different backdrops from woodlands to valleys, mountains, beaches, and castles.

The online reviews contain must-have accessibility information, the website also features the Days Out blog, which has first-person experiences of accessible days out across the country, written by disability experts and tourism professionals. The website offers people the opportunity to submit their own reviews for places they have visited or great days out they’ve experienced. 

Visitors to the website can read reviews by other readers; download a free activity pack to keep kids entertained on long journeys, and access special offer vouchers. For more information, go to www.accessibleguide.co.uk

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In the footsteps of St Francis

A GUIDEBOOK re-tracing the steps of St Francis of Assisi across #Umbria, #Italy, has been launched by Cicerone Publishing. 

Stretching over 28 days and 340 miles, ‘The Way of St Francis: From Florence to Assisi and Rome’ connects significant places and dusty paths from the life of the saint and makes them available to pilgrims and walkers seeking to follow in his footsteps.

Sandy Brown, from Seattle in the US – an ordained minister and long-distance walker – has re-traced the path of the patron saint of animals and the environment to produce a 288-page guidebook.

The walk gives travellers the opportunity to experience the places where the saint lived, prayed, and worked, as well as venturing into the green heart of Italy.

The guide highlights the region’s lifestyle and focuses on its tranquillity, history, culture, and the hospitality of its people.

Each Umbrian town, says Reverend Brown, on the route has treasures of art, history, culture, tradition, and cuisine waiting to be discovered.

‘I've walked many pilgrim trails in Europe,’ he says, ‘and none are quite as magnificent as the path from Assisi to Rome. 

When I walked this route in 2013, I knew instantly that I wanted other walkers from all over the world to share in the experience of this fascinating trail, so I took pen to paper and wrote the first English copy of The Way of St Francis.’

‘The Way of St Francis: From Florence to Assisi and Rome’, £16.95, is published by Cicerone – a specialist travel publishing house.

www.cicerone.co.uk www.umbriatourism.it

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Fremantle wins Lonely Planet accolade

#FREMANTLE in Western #Australia has been named a ‘must see’ destination for 2016 by travel publishers, Lonely Planet. 

Tourism Minister Kim Hames welcomed the port city’s selection on Lonely Planet’s Top 10 Cities list for 2016. ‘With more than A$1.3 billion of private and public investment in the development pipeline, Fremantle is in the midst of a period of great revitalization. New hotels, bars and restaurants have opened across the city further adding to its appeal to visitors and locals.’

Established in 1829 as a port for the fledgling Swan River Colony, Fremantle has a maritime and convict history. With the best preserved example of a 19th century port streetscape in the world, more than 150 buildings in the city are classified by the National Trust.

Where to stay … 

The latest hotel openings in Fremantle have drawn on its past. Fremantle Prison YHA allows guests the rare opportunity to sleep in a World Heritage-listed building. This one-of-a-kind hostel was originally the women's division of the Fremantle Prison built by convicts in the 1850s.

Opening early 2016, Seashells Fremantle will have 24 luxury self-contained apartments with a rooftop cocktail bar and tapas restaurant.

What to do …  

Soak up Fremantle’s salty history with a new walking tour, ‘The Sailors Guide to Fremantle’, which combines tales of the city’s convicts, pioneers, and ‘£10 Poms’ with stops in local pubs. A$50 pp. twofeet.com.au

Get a taste for the area on a three-hour food tour which starts from November 7. A$39 pp. foodloosetours.com.au

Take a 30-minute ferry from Fremantle to Rottnest Island – a car-free paradise with 62 white sand beaches. A biker tour explores the island’s history and wildlife. A$144 pp including ferry. rottnestexpress.com.au

One of the windiest cities in the world, Fremantle hosts the kite surfing event of the year.

On December 5 amateur and professional kiters compete in the Redbull Lighthouse to Leighton race for prize money and pride. 

Australian Olympic gold medallist Eamon Sullivan says Lonely Planet’s recognition of Fremantle is well-earned. 

‘It’s easy to see why so many people love visiting Fremantle – it’s home to world class beaches, heritage architecture, and a flourishing food scene attracting thousands of visitors each year.’

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Puglia online

HOLIDAY lets company Aria Luxury Apulia has published an online guide to #Puglia, #Italy.  

The guide covers cuisine, culture, wine, and activities for holidaymakers, from general information such as the weather and the best time of year to visit, to specialist material about the region’s UNESCO heritage sites.

Chiara Tenuzzo, director of Aria Luxury Apulia, said: ‘There is so much to share about this little known area of Italy, so it’s been a great experience compiling all the articles for our Puglia guide. Our knowledge of the region is supreme, so it is no surprise that we now have what many people deem the web’s most comprehensive collection of Puglia travel tips.

‘As Puglia is Italy’s best kept secret, it can be hard to find accurate and relevant information about the region. While we love the fact it is exclusive and people can enjoy a unique holiday, we also believe there should be access to more information. In this digital age, travellers want to find out pretty much everything about a destination before they commit to it. Now they can, thanks to our Puglia guide.’

Aria Luxury Apulia is a London-based tour company providing villas and holiday experiences in Puglia.

http://arialuxuryapulia.com/puglia

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Hidden beaches

DISCOVER #CARMARTHENSHIRE has published a free online guide to some of the county’s lesser-known beaches, just right for brisk autumn walks and rockpool exploration.   

Each location has where-to-stay tips and detailed instructions on how to access each beach, complete with Ordinance Survey co-ordinates.

The county has two of #Wales’ longest #beaches, at Pendine and Cefn Sidan, but the guide focuses on more hidden shores … a handful of secluded coves and blissful bays for holidaymakers in search of a tranquil escape.

The beaches are: Morfa Bychan, Nr Pendine; Scott’s Bay, Llansteffan; Telpyn Beach, Amroth; Ferryside Beach, Ferryside.

The guide can be downloaded as a PDF from the Discover Carmarthenshire website … www.discovercarmarthenshire.com/beaches

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The world in a book

NEW from The Lonely Planet publishing people is the Kids Travel Book, which covers every country on the planet with facts on sports, wildlife, how people live, food, and quirky insight, plus high calibre photographs and illustrations. 

UK £14.99/AUD $29.99/ USD $20.00

www.lonelyplanet.com/kids/books

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Michelin updates German guidebook

MICHELIN Green Guide Germany has been revised as a resource for travelers seeking the full range of the country’s cultural experiences. 

Its ninth edition of the guide is now on sale at Barnes & Noble and on Amazon.com.

The guide has driving tours that include illustrated sections on modern #Germany, its history, architecture, and cultures. 

There are also detailed walk-throughs of museums, galleries, and churches.

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Intent on a good time?

WITH the appetite for camping continuing to grow well beyond the UK, the publishers of Cool Camping have updated their European edition.

The new edition of Cool Camping Europe, to be published on May 28, features 100 of the best camping and glamping sites across 12 countries in Europe, from Portugal to Slovenia.



The guide features traditional tent and campervan camping alongside a mix of glamping options including the best yurts, tipis, safari tents, and domes throughout Europe.

Cool Camping: Europe (2nd edition), Punk Publishing, £18.95.

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Festival fun … and what it costs

TRAVEL money company No.1 Currency has compared the costs of the most popular festivals across the globe this summer on a per-day basis, once ticket cost, accommodation, food and drinks are taken into consideration. 

When calculated on a per-day-rate, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California – said to be America’s answer to Glastonbury – tops the list as the most expensive, at £187 per day. Coachella has the highest admission charge, at £252. 

Tomorrowland in Belgium follows as the second most expensive, at £186 per day.

England’s Glastonbury is one of the longest-established summer festivals, but music lovers heading there in June will certainly pay for the experience. It comes in as the third most expensive at £113 a day.

Roskilde in Denmark will set revellers back £641, but for that you get eight days of festival fun.

British festival fans looking to make their pounds go further are best off heading to Slavic countries. The Exit festival in Serbia is the cheapest place to enjoy live music, with the daily and total costs for the four days coming to just £54 and £217 respectively. A beer there costs £1, almost a sixth of the cost of beer at Coachella. 

The Open’er festival in Poland closely follows Exit as the second cheapest, with a day costing just £57.

Simon Phillips, Head of Retail for No1. Currency, says: ‘As the birth place of British festival culture, Glastonbury remains one of the most iconic and celebrated music events in the British calendar but, as our research shows, being a part of this tradition will cost you. Tickets are not far behind those of Coachella in terms of prices, and neither is the cost of food and drink when you’re there – unsurprising considering the festival is famous for having some of the best festival food around.

‘It can actually work out much better value to travel to a festival in mainland Europe than to stay at home. Not only does your cash go further in Europe, where food and drink in particular are relatively cheap compared to the UK, but Brits heading to festivals in the eurozone this summer will enjoy the added bonus of a strengthening pound.’

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Rules of the road … across Europe

AIRPORT PARKING & HOTELS (APH) has produced a guide for UK holidaymakers highlighting the different driving rules and regulations – including maximum speed limits and fines, and equipment and paperwork that drivers must carry – in 20 European countries.

Speed limits on European motorways was found to vary significantly, ranging from 62mph in Cyprus and Latvia to 80mph in Austria, France, and Greece.

Germany imposes no maximum speed limit on motorways, although an 80mph top speed is ‘recommended’ on some autobahns.

Denmark, Finland, and Sweden inflict varying speed limits on all roads, so drivers are urged to pay particular attention to road signs.

All 20 countries surveyed have on-the-spot fines, with countries such as Belgium, Italy, and Poland, requiring drivers to make an immediate cash deposit towards fines. 

Countries such as Cyprus, Greece, and Sweden are not allowed to collect any money from on-the-spot fines and instead ask drivers to pay their fines at a later date. It is advised that drivers carry both cash and/or a payment card when driving abroad, as some countries such as Portugal have portable ATM machines in traffic police vehicles for immediate payment of any driving infraction.

UK and American drivers should also be aware that compulsory car equipment varies according to country. Nine out of the 20 countries researched require drivers to carry a reflective jacket in the car at all times, but France is the only country in Europe that requires drivers to carry a breathalyzer kit inside their vehicle.


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Eat and drink in Devon

LOVE THE FLAVOUR – the annual guide from Food & Drink Devon – will be published in June. 

Meanwhile, the annual awards programme run by the organization is open for entries until April 17, Says Michael Smith, chairman of Food & Drink Devon: ‘Among other ventures, we have recently partnered with Visit Devon, the tourism website for the county that gets 250,000+ visits a year. There's a fresh hunger and a thirst for great quality Devon-made food and drink, and food tourism is a massive part of the economy.’

Food & Drink Devon - www.lovetheflavour.co.uk - is the county's only dedicated membership organization supporting quality, provenance, sustainability, and trading across the food and drink sector. It has more than 250 Devon-based members, including cookery schools, hotels, speciality retailers, and farmers markets. 

Re-designed for 2015, 60,000 copies of Love the Flavour guidebooks will be distributed this summer through Devon Life magazine and by members across the county.

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To Italy by train …

TRAIN travel search and booking engine Loco2 now includes the full range of Trenitalia tickets, making booking rail journeys to and around Italy easier.

Its website - https://loco2.com/italian-rail - has 24 guides about taking the train to Italy, featuring - 

popular destinations, 

recommended routes, and 

tips for finding the cheapest tickets. 

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Forest guide

THE NATIONAL FOREST and Beyond Tourism partnership has launched its 2015 Visitor Guide at the National Trust's newly-opened Arts and Crafts cottage, Stoneywell, Leicestershire.

Stoneywell and its unique history – it was built as a summer residence in Charnwood, part of The National Forest, by locally born architect-designer Ernest Gimson – is one of the attractions highlighted in the guide. 

John Everitt, chief executive, National Forest Company - www.nationalforest.org, said: ‘The guide captures the essence of the National Forest, with plenty of ideas and inspiration for day trips and short breaks, and the voices of Forest residents and national travel writers make for great reading.’


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Well done! Award for Go Holiday writer ...

Go Holiday travel writer Juliet Rix has won an award for her article about Sicily, commissioned by GH and published in our recent Winter 2014 issue. 

It was judged Best Article On-line in the 2014 Italian National Tourist Board Travel Writing Awards.

Her article – and the entire magazine – can be seen, bought and downloaded at http://www.presspadapp.com/digital-magazine/go-holiday-worldwide. 

When the APP, available for Android and Apple systems, is downloaded readers can see – free of charge – the first eight pages as a taster. 

Juliet worked for BBC Television before being posted to Indonesia for BBC Radio. 

Since then, she has also written for Guardian, Times, Independent, and Daily Telegraph, and she has written a comprehensive guidebook to Malta and Gozo, published as a Bradt Travel Guide.

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Capital maps

THE attractions in Martinique’s capital town, Fort-de-France, can be found on self-guided audio tour maps, available for rent from the town’s tourism office.

‘With these new maps, visitors from around the world are able to easily find and enjoy Fort-de-France’s attractions and charms without getting lost in translation,’ says Muriel Wiltord, Director Americas for The Martinique Promotion Bureau.

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The city in your pocket

THE AA has updated its range of CityPack pocket guides to the world’s top holiday destinations.

Each guide recommends the Top 25 must-see sights, and a Further Afield section highlights places outside the city that shouldn’t be missed. 

The Need to Know section helps with holiday planning, covering arriving, getting around, and useful words and phrases.

Cities in the range are:

• Amsterdam 
• Barcelona 
• Boston 
• Budapest 
• Dublin 
• Florence 
• Istanbul 
• Las Vegas 
• London 
• Madrid 
• New York 
• Orlando 
• Paris 
• Rome 
• San Francisco 
• Singapore 
• Venice

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