Natalie Marsh

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Content Editor, Hotels at The Telegraph

Special Projects Editor @ Travel Weekly

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Canmore, the creative side of the Canadian Rockies

Jul 14, 2024 | travelweekly.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

Clients in search of outdoor adventure, artsy activities or all-Canadian sports can find them in Canmore, Alberta, discovers Natalie Marsh“We’re in the mountains – there’s inspiration everywhere,” says Indigenous artist and gallery owner Jason Carter, as I pick up my tools and think carefully about how to turn a square block of soap into an artistic outline of the mountains. True, we’re surrounded by peaks here in Canmore, one of the gateways to the Rockies in Alberta.
Hotlist relaunched to recognise top cruise and touring and adventure suppliers

Jun 12, 2024 | travelweekly.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

Travel Weekly has relaunched The Hotlist, a supplement recognising top suppliers in the cruise and touring and adventure sectors, as voted for by agents and consumers. This edition of The Hotlist – the first since the pandemic – comprises 35 categories across the two sectors. Travel Weekly agent readers were polled across 25 categories about the best ocean and river cruise companies, as well as touring and adventure suppliers.
UK visitor numbers to Canada hit 83% of pre-pandemic levels

May 31, 2024 | travelweekly.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

Visitor numbers from the UK to Canada reached 83% of 2019 levels last year, according to data from Destination Canada. Spending also grew substantially in 2023, said the country’s national marketing organisation, sitting at 107% of 2019 levels. The findings, which revealed UK travellers are seeking more authentic experiences and showing more interest in lesser-visited regions and rail travel, were unveiled at travel trade show Rendez-vous Canada in Edmonton.
Canada targets $160bn in tourism revenues annually by 2030

May 27, 2024 | travelweekly.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

Canada has unveiled a new strategy that will help the industry grow its tourism revenues by a further $20bn a year and enhance its global competitiveness. Destination Canada’s 2030 Strategy, A World of Opportunity, was launched at travel trade show Rendez-vous Canada and aims to drive tourism revenues to $160bn every year by 2030. Speaking in Edmonton, Alberta, president and chief executive of Destination Canada Marsha Walden said there is a “clear opportunity” to reach this target.
Brachers settle claim following dispute between an employee and their customer

May 1, 2024 | brachers.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

After a lengthy dispute over who was liable for damages, Brachers have successfully secured damages for their client, Mr G following the commencement of legal proceedings. Summary of the personal injury caseThe claimant suffered an injury whilst he was at work as a lorry driver. The claimant claimed that his injury was suffered due to a combination of factors.
Dnata to host ‘Australia Week’ with country’s tourist board

Feb 25, 2024 | travelweekly.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

Gold Medal and dnata’s other B2B travel brands have partnered with Tourism Australia and Travel Weekly to host a week of Australia-focused webinars. ‘Australia Week’, which starts on March 4, is part of a joint campaign which dnata’s B2B brands are running with Travel Weekly, its luxury travel sister title Aspire and Atas (Association of Touring & Adventure Suppliers).
Occupiers liability accident claims - unusual claims

Feb 12, 2024 | brachers.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

Unusual occupiers liability claimsWhen it comes to occupiers liability accident claims, there are many types of situation where a person can suffer injury when visiting someone else’s premises. Under the Occupiers Liability Act 1957, an occupier has a duty to take reasonable care to ensure the safety of their visitors. To succeed in a claim, it is necessary to prove that the occupiers failed in their duty to take reasonable care and that this caused the injury complained of.
New hotels, old citadels: how Halifax, Canada, is reinventing itself

Oct 19, 2023 | travelweekly.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

Historic port city Halifax is welcoming new openings to its shores, finds Natalie MarshI’m staring up at a sign that reads ‘Welcome to Canada’. It hangs on a wall behind a wooden table and two wooden chairs, just below an old image of the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh. The sign is translated into six languages, including German, Polish and Italian, and has a coat of arms in the middle.
5 things to do in The Palm Beaches

Sep 20, 2023 | travelweekly.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

This holiday hotspot – recently connected to Orlando by train – teems with history and art attractions, says Natalie Marsh1. Admire the Norton Museum of ArtJust south of downtown West Palm Beach, this gallery is home to 7,000 works of art. About 100,000 visitors step through its doors each year to discover everything from paintings by European artists to items from Chinese dynasties. The institution welcomed a $100 million renovation in 2019, including the creation of a sculpture garden.
Rottnest Island: where to find deserted beaches just 20 minutes from Perth

Sep 17, 2023 | travelweekly.co.uk | Natalie Marsh

As celebrity chef John Torode explores Western Australia for his mini-series on This Morning, Natalie Marsh has her own adventure on Rottnest IslandI’m standing on the beach, eyes closed, palms facing upwards, the serene sound of waves filling my ears. I try to stay still, shuffling my feet to get them level in the sand, and breathe. A ‘mindful moment’ wasn’t something I’d expected on this guided hike, but it was very welcome, particularly on this peaceful, deserted beach on Rottnest Island.