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Great City, Great Countryside, Great Coast Hull & East Yorkshire Group Travel Special Edition 2014

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Great City, Great Countryside, Great Coast

Hull &East Yorkshire

Group Travel Special Edition 2014

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Group Travel News

Yorkshire Wolds Walking and

Outdoors Festival has grown in

size and reputation showcasing

the wonderful landscape and

celebrating the rich heritage of

the Yorkshire Wolds.

Pick from an exciting range of 85

outdoor pursuits including cycling,

special interest walks, horse

riding, Nordic Walking, guided

scenic walks, sat nav treasure

hunt, plus lots more! This fabulous

event in the beautiful Yorkshire

Wolds offers superb activities that

appeal to families, casual walkers

and enthusiasts alike.

Yorkshire Wolds

Walking and

Outdoors Festival

13-21 September

7-17 November

The Humber Mouth 2014

Literature Festival takes place

each year in Hull to present and

celebrate literature, language and

text-based arts by welcoming

authors, speakers and artists from

the UK and around the world.

The festival combines author

events with special commissions

and community projects,

and builds on a year-round

programme of literature

development activities. Since

being established in 1993, Humber

Mouth has grown to become one

of the city’s biggest festivals.

This comedy festival is fast

establishing itself as a fi rm

fi xture in the annual comedy

calendar. With previous

performers including Frankie

Boyle, Russell Howard, Ross

Noble and Sarah Milligan, this is

an event not to be missed.

For tickets and more information

on headline acts for this years

event visit www.hullcomedy.co.uk

Hull Comedy Festival

Heritage Open Days celebrate

England’s fantastic architecture

and culture by offering free

access to properties that are

usually closed to the public

or charge for admission, plus

providing a wide range of

tours, events and activities

which bring to life local history

and culture. The national event

is coordinated by English

Heritage while the event

in Hull is organised by Hull

Civic Society, which has been

responsible for the event for

over 30 years.

Heritage Open Day

11-14 September

Hull &East YorkshireEvents Highlight

Lots to see and do in 2014!7-16 November

For a full list of 2014 events go to www.visithullandeastyorkshire.com

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If you think you know Hull think again…

The cobbled streets of the old

town, dominated by the beautiful

architecture of the buildings along

them, lead you back in time. The

old High Street is home to the

Museums Quarter offering a variety

of fascinating museums which form

part of Hull’s collection of eight free

museums. Here you will fi nd the

birthplace of our famous son William

Wilberforce as well as the Arctic

Corsair which was Hull’s last side

fi shing vessel or ‘side winder’ and the

Streetlife Museum of Transport – an

interactive and fascinating collection

of exhibitions housed on realistic

street scenes with experiences

including a “ride” in a horse drawn

carriage along cobbled streets.

A good way to discover the city is to

follow one of the many trails available.

The Fish Trail takes you to over 40

unique fi sh themed sculptures and

pavement engravings, or maybe the

Ale Trail can tempt you round the

historic Old Town visiting the many

pubs and bars?

Hull is also home to The Deep, the

world’s most spectacular aquarium.

Here you can see over 3,500 fi sh

including spectacular sharks and

rays! New exhibit for 2014 is a

colony of Gentoo Penguins. Literally

millions of visitors have fl ocked to

this award winning attraction and

have experienced one of the deepest

viewing tunnels in Europe and the

breath taking underwater lift as they

move from the tropical lagoon

to the icy polar tanks to view the

thousands of fi sh.

If shopping is up your aisle then

why not spend some time at St

Stephens, the Prospect Centre or

Princes Quay for all the high street

brands, alternatively you could

wander to the Old Town where,

along Whitefriargate, you will fi nd

high street names and independent

stores sitting side by side. Few

people know that Hepworth Arcade

is where Mr Marks and Mr Spencer

opened one of their fi rst penny

bazaars! You can now fi nd vintage

clothing, gift shops, jewellery and

joke shops.

No city would be complete without

a thriving nightlife so, aside from the

many bars, restaurants and nightclubs,

we also offer three theatres all with

a range of productions. Hull Truck

Theatre is now happily situated in its

new home and plays host to a variety

of comedy, drama and music. The

New Theatre continues to be one of

the UK’s premier touring venues and

features the best in musical, opera,

ballet and drama, with a highlight of

the year being the annual spectacular

Christmas pantomime. The City Hall

offers a varied programme of live

music from Moscow Philharmonic

and the Berlin Symphony Orchestra

to rock and pop.

Located on the banks of the Rivers Hull and Humber,

Hull is a vibrant waterfront city with a modern European

feel but one that is also proud of its rich heritage.

Discover the city!Follow one of the

many trails available

Think you know Hull?

Now’s your chance...

visithullandeastyorkshire.com

City

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Freedom Festival, Hull’s premier cultural event,

returns on September 5 - 7, 2014. A three-day

extravaganza of music, poetry, comedy, theatre,

dance and visual arts aimed at audiences of all

ages, Freedom’s programme is largely free and

based at outdoor locations around the city.

While line-up details for 2014 are still to be announced, the festival

is set to wow visitors once again following the 2013 event that

attracted more than 80,000 people. The hugely popular festival

commemorates the life and work of pioneering Hull MP William

Wilberforce, who led the abolition of slavery in the British Empire.

Freedom FestivalHull’s premier cultural event returns

Group Travel News

For more information or bookings please call 01482 391536

5-7

September2014

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Hull has been awarded the accolade of UK City of Culture 2017. The proposed programme for 2017

includes 15 national and international commissions; 12 artists’ residencies; 25 festivals; eight major

broadcasting events; plus programming activity across 365 days with an estimated 1500 special events!

City of Culture 2017

Shop Ahoy packagesThe Shop Ahoy packages have been designed to take away the stress and strain of organising an itinerary for a group excursion.

Our Shop Ahoy packages have been

enjoyed by hundreds of groups.

They love the fl exible itineraries that

allow group travel organisers to tailor

the trips to suit their groups, with

options to include coffee breaks,

lunch, attraction visits and guided

tours. Organisers welcome the ease

of booking and friendly service

provided by the Visit Hull and East

Yorkshire (VHEY) team. Day Trip

packages are available from £13.00

per person. A minimum number of 10

people is required.

What does the package include?

• Morning Coffee

• A guided tour with your friendly

and knowledgeable English

Heritage accredited tour guide

• Lunch at the venue of your choice

• Free time for shopping and

sightseeing

Bespoke Tours available

VHEY can suggest an itinerary to

meet your group’s individual needs.

Extend your stay

Hull and East Yorkshire can

accommodate the most discerning

group in a variety of settings.

How to book

Ring VHEY on 01482 391536

and leave the rest to us!

From £13pp

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Group Travel News

For more information or bookings please call 01482 391536

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BeverleyThe picturesque market town of Beverley has beauty in abundance. With an awe-inspiring Minster, historical buildings, cobbled streets, and small town charm, there is something for everyone

Beverley MinsterDiscover one of the most beautiful Gothic buildings in Europe.

Highlights of the Minster include;

• 68 misericords carved in the 16th-century;

• Saxon sanctuary chair;

• Percy tomb; this fourteenth century tomb with an ornate canopy is

considered to be the fi nest of its type in Europe.

• a large collection of medieval musician carvings in stone and wood.

Beverley Minster is the Parish Church of St. John and St. Martin. John,

Bishop of York, founded a monastery on the site where Beverley

Minster stands. John died in 721 and his body was buried in a chapel

of the Saxon church. He was canonised in 1037. The present church

was built around his tomb. Building work began in 1220 and was

completed in 1425. Throughout the Middle Ages miracles which took

place at his tomb attracted pilgrims from far and wide.

Admission is free. There are daily roof tours, including a

demonstration of the working medieval treadmill, and ground

tours. Both tours cost £5.00 each, with concessions for under

16 and last between 45-60 minutes. A combined tour is £7.00.

Further details are on the website.

Explore the TownA great way to navigate this

beautiful medieval town is to follow

one of the self guided trails. The

Guilds and Crafts Trail comprises 40

beautifully crafted artworks each of

which depict the trades and guilds

that made Beverley one the richest

towns in medieval England.

Shopping HeavenVenture down narrow cobbled

streets and through charming

courtyards to discover a wealth

of charming independent shops,

designer boutiques and art galleries.

Wednesdays and Saturdays see the

town centre fl ooded with brightly

coloured awnings and the sound of

market banter giving the centre a

lively and vibrant feel.

Have a fl utter at Beverley RacesAn exciting season of racing

awaits your group at Beverley

Racecourse, with theme days

and other special events, this

could make your visit to Hull and

East Yorkshire one to remember.

From sipping champagne in

the stylish Premier Enclosure

to enjoying a picnic right at the

heart of the action in the Course

Enclosure, it really is a day to

remember at Beverley Races!

Daily tours available

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BridlingtonBridlington the coastal town that boasts sandy beaches, award winning promenades and historic harbour. Whether it’s a relaxing day at the beach, a walk along the promenade with fi sh and chips or some retail therapy at the Kings Street Market, there is something for everyone.

Heritage CoastlineEnjoy a cliff top walk to the beautiful

Flamborough Head. On the way you

can spot the seabirds and wildlife,

sit down to a picnic overlooking the

chalk cliffs and take in the stunning

coastal views from Thorwick Bay and

North Landing. Visit the Flamborough

Living Seas Centre, Yorkshire

Wildlife Trusts fi rst dedicated marine

education centre. Find out more

about the huge variety of marine

species that live off the Yorkshire

coast, watch the undersea kelp forest

and chalk reef habitats and get up

close to smaller sea creatures that live

in the sheltered bay at south landing.

Visit the Old TownA world away from the bustling beaches, arcades and candy fl oss. The Old Town offers a slower pace of life were you can wander through the medieval streets, enjoy a warming cup of Yorkshire tea in quaint tearooms and explore the unique, independent shops, boutiques and galleries.

Nestled in heart of The Old Town

you can fi nd the Bayle Museum.

This Grade I listed and Scheduled

Ancient Monument was once the

original gatehouse for the Priory

Church. The church was founded

around 1135AD and is another fi ne

example of Bridlington’s rich history

and stunning architecture. You can

view the original documents of

crimes, sentences and fi nes from

the 17th and 18th century in the court

room, which are still used for the

quarterly meetings of the museums

trustee Lord Feoffees.

Historic HarbourCheck out the daily catch from

local fi shermen or step back in

time at the Harbour Heritage

Museum, which has an array

of historic photos, models

and pieces of local artwork on

display. From April to October

take to the decks of one of the

many scenic pleasure cruises

taking in the panoramic views of

the heritage coastline.

Food for thoughtBridlington is home to the

largest shellfi sh landing port

in England, so you’re never far

away from the best selection of

the local daily catch.

With seafood stalls galore

offering whelks, mussels, crabs

and more. In the restaurant along

the seafront, you can try the best

local sea bass, sea trout

and scallops.

Wander

from sandy

beaches...

to medieval

streets

Co

ast

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For more information or bookings please call 01482 391536Whilst every effort had been taken to ensure the accuracy of information contained in this brochure, VHEY, Hull City Council and East Riding of Yorkshire Council can accept no responsibility for any errors or omissions, nor any consequence arising from the use of the information.

The Royal Hotel, Bridlington

The Royal Hotel1 Shaftesbury Road, BridlingtonEast Yorkshire YO15 3NPTel: 01262 672433 www.royalhotelbrid.co.uk

Glencoe Hotel, Bridlington

Glencoe Hotel43/45 Marshall Avenue, Bridlington,East Yorkshire YO15 2DTTel: 01262 676818 www.glencoehotelbridlington.co.uk

Hallmark Hotel, North Ferriby

Hallmark Hotel Hull Ferriby High Road , North Ferriby East Yorkshire HU14 3LG Tel: 01482 645 212 www.hallmarkhotels.co.uk/our_hotels/hull/

Village Urban Resort, Hull

Village Urban ResortHenry Boot Way, Priory Way, Hull, HU4 7DYTel: 0871 222 4592 www.village-hotels.co.uk/hotels/hull/welcome

Glencoe Hotel is centrally situated to both the town centre and the beach and harbour.• Standard and en-suite rooms are

available. • We have a bar, games room with

pool table and dartboard. • Wi-Fi available.Breakfast is served in our spacious dining room, as well as evening

meal options for group bookings.We have secure storage for bicycles and motorbikes.

Group Bookings receive 10% discount on total booking when booked directly with the Glencoe Hotel.

• 18 Bedrooms, sleeps 53.• Large spacious dining for up to 85• Meeting / conference facilities

available• Fully licensed• Dance fl oor• Parking• Great location by South Beach• Short walk to The Spa

Bridlington

• Easy reach of many golf courses where golf packages can be arranged.

Contact Tim & Fiona on 01262 672433 or Email [email protected]

Travel Trade Packages include:• Meet and greet upon arrival• Accommodation in a double or

twin room• Full English breakfast• Three course dinner with a

minimum of three choices per course, plus tea & coffee

• Complimentary on-site coach parking

• Complimentary use of on-site health & fi tness club & pool

• Complimentary WiFi• Porterage• Dedicated point of contact

throughout your stay• Sky Sports in Victory Pub &

Kitchen at Village Urban Resorts• Driver goes free for every 20

paying guests

The Hallmark Hotel Hull stands as the only 4 star hotel in the Hull area. The Hotel boasts 95 bedrooms, offering a combination of twin and double rooms. All bedrooms are designed with a fresh, contemporary edge and offer: 32”fl at screen TV with Freeview, Free internet access, tea and coffee making facilities and a modern en-suite bathroom.

The hotel offers a spacious lounge, bar areas and a relaxed Brasserie, all enjoying the panoramic views of the Humber Estuary.Guests are also welcome to use the on site leisure facilities including gym, sauna and beauty rooms (fees apply for spa treatments).Group rates available from £22.00 DBB per person

One email address for all travel trade enquiries at De Vere and Village Urban Resorts

[email protected]