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International Tourist Guide Day 2010 . .
. . will be celebrated during
BRITISH TOURISM WEEK 15 - 21 March


"Fish and Trips" or "Bricks and Slaughter!"

Free themed tours by Blue Badge tourist guides from England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales to bring the Best of Britain and Ireland Show to life.
30 minute tours of stands will focus on the six different themes of the show including heritage, food and drink and countryside.

Come and join us to celebrate the Best of Britain and Ireland!

The venue is Olympia London Friday 19th and Saturday 20th March. Tickets can be booked online at www.britainandirelandevent.co.uk.

Events outside London throughout Tourism Week can be seen on www.britishtourismweek.com


The International Tourist Guide Day (ITGD) is a day when the general public is invited to sample the work of properly trained tourist guides by participating in all manner of walks, talks and tours, completely free of charge.

ITGD was devised at the 1987 summit of the World Federation of Tourist Guide Associations as a way of raising the profile of the guiding profession. It is now marked by almost 50 professional guide associations around the world.

Reports from Previous Years
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