Tag: timeline

British seaside towns

There are some great papers in here 😀 twitter.com/itsa_hq/status… 1 day ago
Wow. I’m genuinely shocked that the planned cruise terminal in Greenwich has been cancelled. twitter.com/royal_greenwic… 2 days ago
RT @LRB: Don't already subscribe to the LRB? (Harrumph.) For 24 hours, we'll let you read everything on our web site -- all 15,000 (?) ar… 2 days ago
There is still time to submit to our special issue of @Sus_MDPI on 'tourism, governance and sustainable developmen… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 days ago
For this to work, planning would have to have been started years ago. It is a good long-term idea, but it’s definit… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 5 days ago
RT @skift: Brexit might end up being pretty painful for the European aviation industry, especially those airlines with big operations into… 1 week ago
Great to receive this new book on event sponsorship and fundraising in the post today - congratulations @Tom_Lunt &… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 week ago
10 years ago, we were told that the exact opposite was happening and that destination management was on outdated id… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 week ago
RT @qikipedia: The Day of the Dead parade at the beginning of Spectre was fictional. However, the government of Mexico City saw the film a… 1 week ago
RT @bobimono: the closure of BCA is the erasure of access to Black British history. BCA is a staple in our community that deserves to be fu… 1 week ago

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