Mark Mayne

1 month ago | msn.com | Mark Mayne

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Sep 30, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Costa Brava |Mark Mayne

Why Choose Europe for Your Activity Holiday? As an adventure or activity destination, Europe has a vast catalogue of locations and activities to offer, whether you’re looking for a romantic sporting getaway, a European adventure, or a full-fat adrenaline experience, they’re all on tap here. For those seeking family activity holidays, Europe provides immersive experiences tailored for families, combining natural beauty with adventurous activities.

Aug 28, 2024 | ibc.org | Mark Mayne

This groundbreaking IBC Accelerators 2024 project aims to develop a solution for delivering all data between venues, in sync, and by using 5G to unlock ultra-low latencies and enable synchronised and/or distributed performances between multiple locations - all connected by the public internet.

Aug 4, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Mark Mayne

Let’s face it, there are many adventures across the globe to fit into your bucket list, but the relatively simple pleasures of the UK walking holiday should certainly make some kind of appearance. From the breathtaking to the genuinely challenging, there’s a UK walking holiday (and route) that suits your level and lust for nature, as well as your budget. Indeed, there’s a choice that can rival the best walking holidays in Europe, if not the world.

Jul 14, 2024 | active-traveller.com | Mark Mayne

Luggage locks: How to buy/TSA explainer Most of the terms you’ll encounter around luggage locks are pretty self explanatory, but ‘TSA rated’ is one that might crop up and raise an eyebrow, especially for European travellers. TSA stands for US Transportation Security Administration, which is the body responsible for checking luggage after screening. If your bag contains anything that isn’t immediately obvious on the scanners, it’ll be opened and manually checked.