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Welcome to the English Retreats newsletter. For all our customers and advertisers who like to keep up to date with our latest developments and promotions. Information from the web and more...
~ Statistics for English Retreats ~
- from January 2012 -
Users this month : 24,879
Total hits this month : 688,431
UK visitor percentage: 69%
Demographic: Majority of our users are
women, aged 45+
~ For Your Business ~
We specialise in supplying the highest quality bed linen and towels, duvets, pillows, bathrobes,
bedspreads and many other luxury products at the best possible prices to the Hotel Industry and private customers.
We provide all our customers with the highest level of service and pride ourselves in having the highest industry standards certificate ISO 9001 for our continuous efforts to improve on Customer Services and Company Efficiency.
At King of Cotton we believe you deserve the best and that's why we're constantly looking for the highest quality products at wholesale prices, so you can have the "best" at a price that won't break the bank.
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As the UK’s number one spa, the Sanctuary treats thousands of women every year both in Covent Garden, London and across the UK in our regional Boutique Spas.
All Sanctuary Spa products enable women to enjoy the effective results of a weekly spa visit. Whether you're looking to take time for yourself, or to treat someone special to an indulgent gift, visit our Online Product Shop to browse our products and buy online now.
~ UK Tourism In the News ~
London 2012 Olympics: 120,000 hotel rooms returned to market
The London organising committee (Locog) confirmed that around 20 per cent of the room nights they had booked would now be returned to the hotels for them to offer up to other customers.
As part of the bid to stage the 2012 Games, agreements had been struck with hotels to provide more than 40,000 rooms, representing more than 600,000 room nights during the period. Part of the deal was that the committee promised to return any unwanted rooms back to the hotels so they could sell them in time for Games.
The London organising committee (Locog) confirmed that around 20 per cent of the room nights they had booked would now be returned to the hotels for them to offer up to other customers.
More in the news
Trump Organisation warns of damage to Scotland’s tourism industry
Donald Trump’s battle to stop a windfarm being built near his multi-million pound golf estate could harm Scotland’s tourism industry, his right-hand man has warned.
George Sorial, the executive vice president and counsel of the Trump Organisation, says foreign investors could opt to build new developments in Ireland if wind turbines are erected near some of Scotland’s best links courses.
He said: “Any reasonably intelligent investor, certainly if their business is in real estate development, is going to look at our case and say, do we really need this?
“We’ve got our own project approved and now all of a sudden we are looking at this.... People come from all over the world to play courses that are unique to Scotland. They don’t want to look down on electrical turbines.“