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British Heritage Cities to update Web site
Wednesday, 20 Nov, 2002
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At World Travel Market last week, British Heritage Cities has announced it will re-launch an updated Web site in an effort to attract more Americans.
The BHC wants more US citizens to travel on railway packages to its five historic UK member cities – Bath, Chester, Stratford, York and Edinburgh.
BritRail’s six-night “Britain’s Secrets” packages combine accommodation with breakfast, rail passes and sightseeing vouchers.
BHC spokesman Colin Potts said the launch marked the beginning of a concerted effort to raise the profile of Britain’s heritage cities worldwide.
The redesigned site, at www.heritagecities.co.uk, also features a new database of events.
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