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Lisa Jeeves

Member since: Oct 18, 2013
Published articles: 4550

The Freestyle Moguls French Cup in Méribel

Catching the Freestyle Moguls French Cup in MéribelFor skiing with a bit of flair, you can’t get much better than the Freestyle Moguls French Cup. The cup is an audacious feast of trickery showcasing...

Articles > Travel & Tourism > Travel Tips Mar 24, 2016
The Fta Fleet Engineer Conference

On the 27th of October, the UK’s top haulage companies will send delegates to the Park Royal Hotel in Warrington for the 2016 FTA Fleet Engineer Conference. The conference aims to keep attendees...

Articles > Business & Careers > Industrial Sep 17, 2016
The Future is Now: Self-Loading Trucks

The 2016 IAA Commercial Vehicle Show, to be held in Germany next month, will play host to a truck that can automatically drive itself into a bay in order to load or unload. Are those dubious mumblings...

Articles > Business & Careers > Transportation Sep 17, 2016
The Future of Galapagos

The so-called 'Enchanted Islands' of Galapagos have been an enduring source of intrigue since Charles Darwin published his famous work, On the Origins of Species, in 1859. This volcanic archipelago...

Articles > Travel & Tourism > Destinations Jul 17, 2017
The Future of Haulage – Has Technology Fulfilled Its Promise?

Over the past few months I have written several articles about technological innovations and how they can be expected to have an impact on the future of haulage in the UK. Then, when trawling through...

Articles > Business & Careers > Transportation Dec 19, 2016
The Giant Tortoise of the Galapagos Islands

Of all the wildlife species that can be encountered on a Galapagos cruise, the Giant Tortoise (Geochelone nigra) is perhaps the one most associated with this fascinating and remote archipelago. In...

Articles > Travel & Tourism > Destinations Aug 08, 2017
The Goldsmith’s Company Honours Success of Amanda Mansell

From the time of receiving its first royal charter back in 1327 The Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, known today as the Goldsmith’s Company, has been one of the City of London’s Twelve Great Livery...

Articles > Shopping > Jewelry May 06, 2014
The Great Conference Centres of Prague

One of the prime influencers when selecting a geographic conference destination is just how wide a choice of physical venues it offers.No organiser of a conference wishes to feel that they’re being...

Articles > Travel & Tourism > Destinations Dec 15, 2015
The Grim Past of the Salzburg Witch Tower

If you visit the Schallmoos district in Salzburg, at the crossing between the street called Paris-Lodron-Straße and the Wolf-Dietrich-Straße, you’ll find a building with a mosaic on the façade...

Articles > Travel & Tourism > Destinations May 26, 2015
The Haulage Drivers' Apprentice Scheme

With the possibility of excellent financial rewards and the promise of plenty of work due to the ageing of the existing workforce, a career in HGV driving is a very attractive prospect for many young...

Articles > Business & Careers > Transportation Jan 08, 2016
The Haulier's Guide to the Channel Islands

During the course of your working week as a UK haulier you may travel the length and breadth of the country delivering and picking up goods. But if you take on haulage jobs abroad, there are extra...

Articles > Automotive > Trucks Jul 19, 2017
The High Atlas Mountains, the Mecca of Morocco Walking Holidays

In the list of world walking holiday destinations, Morocco may not be particularly highly placed. The country is mostly known for its vast expanses of desert and generally flat nature, which is not...

Articles > Travel & Tourism > Travel Tips Jun 17, 2014
The Highlights of Iceland - Northern Lights, Glaciers and Geysers

There are many reasons to visit Iceland - Northern Lights sightings, glaciers and geysers are the most popular, however they are just the beginning. This fascinating country has a rich cultural...

Articles > Travel & Tourism > Destinations Sep 18, 2014
The History Behind Our Taste for Confectionery

Throughout history, people have always loved the taste of something sweet, and before the influx of sugar from the West Indies (as a result of the transatlantic slave trade), honey was used to satisfy...

Articles > Food & Beverage > Chocolate Jul 22, 2015
The History of Catered Chalets

The concept of ‘catered chalets’ has dramatically evolved since its’ humble origins back in the 1930s. Most avid skiers will maintain that the quality of accommodation on a skiing holiday is always...

Articles > Travel & Tourism > Travel Tips Nov 25, 2016
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Writer and Online Marketing Manager in London.