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Author Archives: Michael
Cox & Kings 2011 Latin America Brochure Launch for Agents
On Tuesday evening Cox & Kings launched its 2011 Latin America brochure at an event attended by 70 agents in London. Taking place at Number 11 Cavendish Square, the evening was part-sponsored by the Brazil Tourist Board and Orient-Express Hotels. As well as talks from Cox & Kings’ Agency Sales Manager Catherine Baer, Brazil Tourism’s Chris [...]
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Highlights of Israel
Cox & Kings’ Middle East Product Manager Mark Stacey recently travelled to Israel on a research trip in advance of Cox & Kings introducing tours to Israel for the first time. Here he presents some of his highlights: MASADA The Masada, King Herod’s desert fortress on a hilltop overlooking the Dead Sea, is a [...]
Ancient cave paintings discovered in Petra
Exquisite 2,000 year-old paintings have been discovered in a cave in Petra. The paintings had been obscured by centuries of soot and grime, until experts from the Courtauld Institute recently uncovered them. The paintings were created by the Nabataeans, who built the stunning rock-carved city of Petra and who traded extensively with the Greek, Roman [...]
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Argentina: The Andean Northwest
Katie Parsons recently travelled to the Salta province in the northwest of Argentina and discovered a region of stunning canyons, high altitude vineyards and beautiful colonial architecture. After a couple of days exploring Buenos Aires and the obligatory visit to the Iguazú Falls, most tourists head south to Patagonia or west to the Lake District. [...]
Posted in Argentina, Blog, Uncategorized Tagged Andean Villages, Calchaquí Valley, Canyon of Arrows, Canyon of the River of Shells, Cerro de Siete Colores, colonial cities, Estancia Colomé, Hill of Seven Colours, Inca fortress, Patios de Cafayate, Quebrada de las Flechas, Quebrada del Rio de las Conchas, Salta, San Francisco church, the Cabildo, Tilcara Comments closed
The Bombay Brasserie, Cape Town
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