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London show hopes to inspire
The Destinations Holiday and Travel Show takes place this week in London’s Earls Court.
The show, which runs from February 3-6 is a showcase of destinations open to the public and the trade.
One of the companies with a strong presence at the show will be Trailfinders, which is capitalising on the chance to capture visitors inspired by what they see at the show. The company has incorporated eight desks of travel consultants into its 100 square-metre stand, who will offer advice and take holiday bookings.
Visitors to the show can also ask celebrity experts their advice, including Judith Chalmers, Griff Rhys-Jones and Wanderlust editor Lyn Hughes. Plus there’s entertainment provided in the form of dancers, cooking demonstrations, wine tasting and so forth.
For more information go to www.destinationsshow.com.
Report by Ginny McGrath
Ginny McGrath
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