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As Green Shoots Emerge within Travel
By Mountain Kingdoms on 06 Jul 2020
Categories: Office news
After the long lockdown, June has seen a very welcome touch of normality return to the Mountain Kingdoms office. Many of you have started thinking about future adventures, and so Niki, Harry, Seraphina and Kirsty have joined our MD, Steve Berry, back in the office to help with all your enquiries.
During the time away we have been walking the trails close to home, making the most of the lovely Cotswold countryside around us, but like you we can’t wait to start exploring further afield again. We have also been busy improving our website, putting together exciting new ideas to add to our inspirational range of holidays and we’re talking to our overseas partners about arrangements to keep you safe on your travels – watch this space!
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Message from Steve Berry, Managing Director - Covid-19
By Mountain Kingdoms on 27 May 2020
Categories: Office news
The events of the last two months show us all how precious the lives of our loved ones really are. The viability of corporations, airlines, banks and even whole economies have been ignored as mankind has come together to defeat this invisible threat. It is a heartening thought isn’t it, that individual lives are more important than money?
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Climate Emergency Plan
By Mountain Kingdoms on 02 Mar 2020
Categories: Office news, Responsible Tourism
At Mountain Kingdoms we are committed to Responsible Tourism and ensuring that all our holidays are undertaken in a way which is socially, environmentally and culturally sound. As part of this commitment we have now joined the Tourism Declares a Climate Emergency initiative.
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Michael Rutland returns to tour leading
By Mountain Kingdoms on 26 Feb 2020
Categories: Office news
Michael Rutland has over 16 years’ experience leading cultural tours in Bhutan for Mountain Kingdoms. Having retired in 2018, he’s happily decided that he’s not yet ready to give up sharing the magic of Bhutan – his adopted home country - and will once again be leading a departure of our Definitive Cultural Tour of Bhutan this November.
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New Departures Available - Uzbekistan Small Group Guided Holidays
By Mountain Kingdoms on 27 Jan 2020
Categories: Office news
Due to demand, we have increased the number of departures of our group holidays in Uzbekistan - Silk Road to Samarkand & Silk Road Mountains & Monuments, Uzbekistan.
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2020 brochure now available
By Mountain Kingdoms on 08 Nov 2019
Categories: Office news
We are delighted to announce that our 2020 brochure is now available. It contains over 150 small group holidays across 51 countries and lots of tailor made holiday options. We have introduced 26 new small group holidays and two new destinations: Turkey and Andorra
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Wilderness Lectures, Bristol
By Mountain Kingdoms on 03 Nov 2019
Categories: Events, Office news, Wilderness Lectures
Mountain Kingdoms is pleased to support Wilderness Lectures, a series of audio/visual presentations in Bristol, all with the theme of worldwide adventure, travel and exploration. All of the presenters are widely travelled explorers, mountaineers and well known adventurers. Come along and be inspired!
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In Search of the Yeti - Film night with Steve Berry
By Mountain Kingdoms on 01 Nov 2019
Categories: Events, Office news
Hear all about our M.D, Steve Berry's adventures on his search for the Yeti. Listen to a short presentation followed by a screening of his 'Lost Kingdom of the Yeti' film.
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Meet Sue Lawty in London
By Mountain Kingdoms on 30 Apr 2019
Categories: Office news
Renowned fine artist and Mountain Kingdoms leader, Sue Lawty, will be exhibiting her work at the Paper Mill Studios in Islington this coming weekend.
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Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner at Wilderness Lectures in Bristol
By Mountain Kingdoms on 07 Mar 2019
Categories: Office news
The audience at last night’s Wilderness Lecture in Bristol were treated to a very special evening when Gerlinde Kaltenbrunner delivered the annual ‘Ginette Harrison Memorial Lecture’.
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