Discover Guernsey’s most haunted hot spots and history this Halloween! One of the spookiest places across the British Isles, Guernsey has a haunted past, filled with ancient witchcraft, demonic dogs and ghostly figures. The following locations are guaranteed to send chills down any thrill lover’s spine. Guernsey’s Haunted Nazi Underground
Guernsey Arts and the National Trust will be launching a ‘Folklore Trail’ this October, featuring the illustrations of a soon-to-be-published children’s book, by Guernsey local, Penny Dawes. The illustrations are based on the tales of Sir Edgar MacCulloch’s Guernsey Folklore, published in 1903. As part of an island-wide ‘Folklore Trail’,
The island of Alderney will be hosting a wellness retreat, hosted by boutique hotel, The Blonde Hedgehog. The Spiritual Nutrition Retreat will take place from 28th-30th October. Pricing for the retreat starts from £625 per person, based on two nights in a standard room. Alderney is the most northerly located
In observance of the period of national mourning, CLIA has postponed Cruise Week activity by one week, with the new dates now confirmed as Friday 23 September to Sunday 2 October. Event programme and information remain the same. Specific trade activities to look forward to include: A host of marketing
The AA has today announced four shortlists for the AA Hospitality Awards 2022. Categories include AA Spa Hotel of the Year, AA Housekeeper of the Year, AA Sustainable Award and the newly launched AA Accessible Award. The awards ceremony will be held on Monday 26 September at the JW Marriott
The 29th Singapore Food Festival (SFF) has returned to London. Taking place from 24 August – 11 September, the festival celebrates Singapore’s food & culture through various reimagining of Singaporean cuisine. Themed “Real Foodies Only”, visitors can explore Singapore’s diverse experiences and flavours, from food steeped in heritage and tradition
