Sometimes the boundaries between business and leisure – work and play – can become a little blurred, and, although it’s sometimes a good idea to keep them separate, mixing the two is not always such a bad thing. So, as a marketing manager who hates the idea of networking (the thought of all those sharp suits and brief, pushy encounters is enough to make me squirm), I was particularly intrigued to hear about the unique concept of ‘netwalking’.

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Here in the Sales Team, we know the value of including hotels that are not only welcoming and comfortable, but are also situated in fabulous settings. And so it was with some excitement that I embarked upon a recent trip to the High Dolomites in Northern Italy, keenly anticipating some spectacularly situated accommodation.

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While I love the great outdoors – whether it be striding through Yorkshire Dales close to home, or experiencing some of Inntravel’s walking holidays overseas – I must admit that I’d never really contemplated walking in Greece. And I don’t really know why... Read the full post

In a recent survey (24 August 2010) to find "Britain’s favourite view", three out of the top ten locations feature in Inntravel’s UK walking holidays. Unsurprisingly, the outstandingly beautiful landscapes of the Lake District came out on top... Read the full post

Alison García Hall (Inntravel regional product manager for Spain, Portugal and Morocco) interviews Englishman, Brian Fagg, one of Inntravel’s hoteliers in Spain.

Alison: What led you to settle in Alicante, Brian? It’s not exactly the first place that springs to mind when you are thinking about setting up walking holidays in Europe. Surely, there are much more obvious areas - like the Pyrenees, the Picos de Europa or the Apennines in Italy.
 

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