Friday 6th December is a day I will always remember. The morning arrived. A spectacular winters day in London. Bright, cold and clear with some pale sunshine and blue skies. We were tremendously honoured and proud that Foot Trails is one of 100 small
I felt a great sense of excitement when I first heard about Small Business Saturday which is taking place on 7th December. Have you heard of it? The concept for Small Business Saturday started in America in 2010 and has
It gives us a great boost when journalists, magazines and others write about what Foot Trails are doing in rural tourism. We are proud of our rural walking holidays and love it when others shout about our experiences. In the last couple of weeks
Wohoo is the word! THE WORLD’S leading sustainable tourism accreditation programme has honoured Foot Trails as one of Britain’s most environmentally friendly businesses at a prestigious national awards ceremony. The 2013 Green Tourism GoldStar Awards saw more than 2,400 contenders
A new walking holiday is always exciting for us all here at Foot Trails. And Journey Across the Cotswolds is the latest in our collection. Making a walking holiday involves a process which begins some considerable time before we
Please stick with me, this post is a little longer than usual. (May I suggest a nice cup of tea as you read?) I strongly recommend the new Channel 4 TV features within the evening news program, Green and Pleasant Land.
I was hugely excited to be speaking as an inspirational speaker at the Wire (women in rural enterprise) national conference yesterday at Harper Adams University in Shropshire. For those who may not be familiar with Wire, it is a organisation set
Last week I had a great experience as I was invited to join BBC Radio Wiltshire for two different interviews during English Tourism Week. For the first I traveled to the South West of the county near Tisbury (a beautiful
Our fabulous new rural walking holiday for spring 2013, A Bluebell Trail, has certainly been hitting the headlines recently! A week or so ago, the travel editor of the Mail on Sunday recommended the new break to readers, and yesterday
On the news bulletins today is a report initiated by the Hadrians Wall Trust into problems of erosion at the site. This has been caused by huge numbers of people walking at the site and eroding the paths. The problems
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If there is something such as a country city, then Bath is surely it. Surrounded by wooded hills, graced by
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