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Breaking Travel News investigates: El Patron, London

Breaking Travel News investigates: El Patron, London

4 June 2015 Focus

Putney might not be the first place you think of when looking for a Mexican brunch, nor even the second, but El Patron isn’t exactly your average restaurant. Situated just a short walk from the Putney Pier – making it a breeze to reach from central London – the Latino-inspired eatery brings a little piece of Ciudad Juárez to the south banks of the Thames this summer.

Tickets to go on sale for London New Year’s Eve fireworks

Tickets to go on sale for London New Year’s Eve fireworks

A limited number of early release tickets for the mayor of London’s New Year’s Eve fireworks celebrations will be made available in June. The formerly free event saw ticketing introduced last year to curtail rapidly growing crowds. People, from anywhere in the UK or abroad, will be able to book tickets, guaranteeing themselves good views of the fantastic pyrotechnic display and a better visitor experience.

London welcomes more visitors than ever before

London welcomes more visitors than ever before

London welcomed more international visitors than ever before in 2014, with the city’s cultural attractions and world class sporting events proving irresistible draws for millions, according to new figures released by the Office for National Statistics International Passenger Survey. The new figures show there were 17.4 million visits to the city in 2014 up 3.5 per cent from the previous record of 16.8million visits in 2013.

The London Suites set for unveiling at The Marylebone Hotel

The London Suites set for unveiling at The Marylebone Hotel

25 February 2015 Hotel News

In May 2015 The London Suites at The Marylebone Hotel will be unveiled. A collection of stylish, large and modern suites in the heart of the city, the suites offer unrivalled views over the rooftops and chimney pots of Marylebone and Mayfair all the way to The Shard and beyond. Featuring huge terraces with retractable roofs and luxurious interiors, the new suites encapsulate everything that a modern traveller loves about Marylebone - London’s most glamorous urban village.

Big Bus Tours welcomes Shaun the Sheep to London

Big Bus Tours welcomes Shaun the Sheep to London

5 February 2015 Cruise News

Big Bus Tours London is unveiling details of its ‘Leader of the Flock’ sponsorship of the Shaun in the City arts trail. The trail is being launched in London in late March following the nationwide release of Aardman’s Shaun the Sheep - The Movie.

Kew Gardens signs up Gateway Ticketing Systems

Kew Gardens signs up Gateway Ticketing Systems

2 December 2014 Tourism News

Gateway Ticketing Systems UK has been appointed by the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, to deliver a brand new ticketing and customer relationship management system for the internationally-renowned visitor attraction. Gateway was selected for the project following a competitive tender and the new system went live in April 2014.

Breaking Travel News investigates: Scoff & Banter, Kensington

Breaking Travel News investigates: Scoff & Banter, Kensington

1 December 2014 Focus

Don’t let the name discourage you – Scoff & Banter isn’t a rugby social club, filled with oversized men telling off-colour jokes. Recently launched by Edwardian Group London as part of a drive to update its food and beverage offering, the restaurant is instead more of a bohemian, west London eatery. Breaking Travel News here takes a look.

Mondrian London at Sea Containers unveils Curzon partnership at new screening room

Mondrian London at Sea Containers unveils Curzon partnership at new screening room

28 November 2014 Hotel News

Mondrian London at Sea Containers has unveiled its boutique 56- seat screening room, featuring a state-of-the-art 4K digital projection and Dolby 7.1 surround sound. The location will play host to regular weekend-long collaborations with Curzon Cinemas. In line with the hotel’s stylish nautical theme, the intimate screening room is an artwork in itself, with 1970s inspired 3D wall sculpture, soft navy furnishings and authentic brass features salvaged from the original Sea Containers building.