DOCSLIB.ORG

Download the Liverpool Guide

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Download the Liverpool Guide Global Recruitment Guide to Liverpool Douglas Scott – Liverpool Guide Contents Introduction to Liverpool 3 The Legal Market 4 Firms 4 Lifestyle 5 Shopping 5 Leisure & Local Attractions 5 Food & Drink 6 Quality of Life & Costs 7 Education 7 Safety 8 Weather 8 The Little Things 8 2 www.douglas-scott.co.uk Douglas Scott – Liverpool Guide Introduction to Liverpool Home to the International Festival for Business, Liverpool is fast establishing itself as a business hub within the UK. The popularity of the Beatles and other groups significantly boost Liverpool’s status as a tourist destination, and therefore the economy, allowing the city to continue growing and developing to offer many more business opportunities. 3 www.douglas-scott.co.uk Douglas Scott – Liverpool Guide The Legal Market Liverpool’s business district has evolved considerably in recent years. It boasts a burgeoning In- House market, and as the Private Practice market continues to increase legal professionals will find even more choice and career opportunities in the city. Magic Circle Firms Liverpool is host to one of the UK offices of DLA Piper. With a reported revenue of $2.48 billion in 2013, this international firm is not only successful, but trusted by some of the biggest corporate clients in the world. Top 50 With a growing presence of legal firms, Liverpool is home to top 50 firms such as Hill Dickinson, DWF and Weightmans. Regional Firms The established Liverpool regional firms have seen significant growth post-recession and now offer a credible alternative to the national & international firms. Recent success stories include Brabners, Aaron & Partners and Knights. New Entrants International firm Riverview entered Liverpool a few years ago, and have thrived in the region. In-house Opportunities An area of rapid growth in the region, Liverpool is home to a host of SME’s, who due to innovation and growth are seeing their legal teams rapidly increase. Larger companies with In- house teams include Princes Ltd, Liverpool FC, Lime Pictures and Shop Direct. There are many other firms to consider, but this list should give you an idea of what levels of practice are available. The industry is focused on a few areas, making competition fierce and the demand for quality high. 4 www.douglas-scott.co.uk Douglas Scott – Liverpool Guide Lifestyle Liverpool is known for its vibrant culture and vast career opportunities. Home to two of England’s best known and loved football teams, hosting an array of art exhibits and museums, and centre of a widely respected music scene, Liverpool has plenty to offer, whatever your tastes (and, did you know, the football goal net was invented in Liverpool too!). Shopping Liverpool One: Opened in 2008, Liverpool One is a shopping and leisure complex in the heart of Liverpool city centre. Hosting a large cinema, adventure golf centre, an array of shops, as well as apartments and offices, this is the largest open air shopping centre in the UK, and in the top five most popular retail destinations in the UK. Met Quarter: This luxury shopping centre is primarily home to a range of boutique stores and outlets. The third largest shopping centre in the city, here you can experience many aspirational brands just a stones throw from all main public transport. Cheshire Oaks: Just outside of Liverpool, the UK’s first designer outlet, and to this day the largest, Cheshire Oaks offers more than 145 boutiques, restaurants and cafes. With a wide range of brands offering something for all tastes, you’ll be sure to pick up a bargain. Leisure & Local Attractions There’s plenty to do in Liverpool, and if you can’t find what you want there then you’ll almost definitely find it in one of the other nearby cities. Here are just a few of our favourite attractions: The Beatles Story: This award-winning attraction is one not to be missed. Experience an unforgettable journey through the lives, times, culture and music of the Beatles. The world’s largest permanent exhibition devoted purely to the lives of this iconic band, follow their story to becoming one of the greatest bands of all time. National Museums: With seven museums and art galleries, there’s no shortage of cultural exhibits to be seen in Liverpool. See live animals in the World museum, or discover the history of the Titanic at the Maritime museum – whatever you fancy there should be something for you. Aintree Racecourse: If a day at the races takes your fancy, then Aintree is a must visit. Take in the entertainment at the Red Rum lawn, or watch the horses and jockeys cross the line at the Winning Post. Aintree hosts races throughout the year, and is home to the Grand National - the most famous steeplechase in the world watched by millions! 5 www.douglas-scott.co.uk Douglas Scott – Liverpool Guide Food & Drink With its ever growing list of restaurants, bars and clubs, you’ll almost certainly find something to your taste in the city. Here are some places (based on the personal experiences of our team here at Douglas Scott) that we think are worth a visit!! Food Almost Famous: Well known for their mouth-watering burgers, they really are almost famous in the North of England. You can’t book a table, so be prepared for a bit of a wait, but we can assure you that the wait is well worth it. Grab a few cocktails at the bar and check out the menu, and get yourself prepared for what we think could be the best burger of your life. Lucha Libre: Taking inspiration from the streets of Mexico and adding an inventive and contemporary twist, you’ll find dishes like no other in this fantastic restaurant. With a bar downstairs to grab some cocktails while you wait, you can’t go wrong with these taste sensations. Sapporo Tepanyaki: Well known for their skillful delivery, watch as the chefs cook your food in front of you, juggling, flipping and with a dash of fire. If you enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine then this is a must visit restaurant. Meet Argentinian Steakhouse: If you’re a steak lover then look no further. Meet Argentinian offers you the real taste and atmosphere of South America with the best quality Argentinian cuisine. Providing excellent quality at a great price you won’t want to miss out. Drink The Cavern Club: The place where the Beatles music identity was formed, the Cavern Club is a thriving live music venue, as well as one of Liverpool’s top tourist attractions. Hosting three venues - the Cavern Club, the Cavern Live Lounge and the Cavern Pub - discover established artists and up and coming talent from the afternoon and all night. Seel Street: Home to some of Liverpool’s best nightclubs, Seel Street is well known as the place to go for a brilliant night out. Named as the UK’s fourth ‘hippest’ street in 2011, you’ll be sure to find a bar or nightclub to suit your tastes. Albert Dock: By night, twinkling lights transform the Dock, with a selection of bistros and bars, restaurants and cafes, comedy and clubs to visit. A popular area in Liverpool, this is a fantastic night out! These are just a few of the areas in Liverpool which are popular for drinks, but with bars all over the city, we suggest you and a few friends try different places. Look down the side streets for those hidden favourites and ask around the locals. With new bars popping up on a weekly basis we’re sure you’ll find plenty of places to have a drink and dance – or whatever takes your fancy! 6 www.douglas-scott.co.uk Douglas Scott – Liverpool Guide Quality of Life & Costs Liverpool is well known as one of the cheaper UK cities to reside in, which often makes it a popular choice for professionals. To give you an idea of the relative cost, we’ve compared a few basic costs to other large cities in the UK. (This data is approximate, collected from an online source). Item London Manchester Birmingham Bristol Leeds Liverpool Loaf of Bread £1.05 £0.88 £1.02 £0.97 £0.96 £1.03 Eggs (12) £2.32 £2.01 £2.05 £2.31 £2.10 £1.95 Capuccino £2.54 £2.38 £2.19 £2.10 £2.48 £2.19 Rice £1.73 £1.30 £1.20 £0.98 £1.38 £1.12 3 course meal - mid £50.00 £50.00 £32.50 £40.00 £47.50 £30.00 range (2 people) Pint of lager £4.00 £3.00 £3.00 £3.35 £3.35 £2.75 Cinema ticket £12.00 £7.50 £7.75 £8.00 £8.10 £8.00 Gym membership £49.94 £26.48 £23.33 £39.67 £28.17 £32.50 1 bed apartment £1586.00 £638.00 £683.00 £692.00 £595.00 £542.00 Internet £20.00 £15.56 £18.10 £20.03 £20.60 £17.50 Standard monthly £148.28 £126.95 £10 5 .11 £148.40 £157.67 £110 . 0 0 bills Monthly transport £130.00 £49.00 £57.00 £68.00 £52.50 £55.00 pass Some of these differences are marginal, but as we all know it’s the small costs that add up so it’s good to be able to save as much as possible. With these lower living costs, it’s important to be aware that rarely do salaries match those offered in London, where it is much more expensive to live. Education Education, much like most of the country, is a mixture of public and private funded options, the merits of which depend on preference and means.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Telcom Case Study
    case study 2018 Telcom Networks powers Manchester connectivity vision About Telcom Networks Manchester company Telcom Networks is a company on a mission. Simply put, it wants to build a nation where everyone has access to affordable, ultrafast internet. It’s an ambitious goal, certainly. But from the drive, passion and enthusiasm of its founders you get the feeling that given time they might just pull it off. It all started when two virtually penniless young entrepreneurs looked for the best place in the UK to start a tech business. Information outside London was scant, so they embarked on a bus tour to find out for themselves. Inspired by the Gates Foundation principle of giving back, they shared the data from the journey - by now called Tech Britain - with the rest of the tech community. Stopping off in London just long enough to attend Cabinet Office and Buckingham Palace summits, they The Loop has a terrific platform for helping returned to Manchester and then created the SpacePortX shared workspace for startups. us deploy the first Gigabit HyperCity right The key finding from their tour was just how woeful Britain’s internet connectivity was (as recently as 2016 “ here in Manchester. Being a regional player, it was the third worst in Europe according to the European Commission) and Telcom Networks was born The Loop is easier to access and a lot easier to turn the country into Europe’s best connected. It plans to do this one city at a time, creating what it to work with. They know the buildings, they calls HyperCities - places where fast, affordable internet is ubiquitous and all-pervasive.
    [Show full text]
  • On the Waterways of Historic Manchester Apartments With
    APARTMENTS WITH HEART3 &ON THE WATERWAYSSOUL OF HISTORIC MANCHESTER OUR VISION 4 5 Potato Wharf blocks Goodwin and Wilson Computer generated image for illustrative purposes only. Potato Wharf is an iconic collection of apartments in Castlefield, The stunning waterways that surround the development The design of Potato Wharf has been carefully considered, are testament to the important part that Castlefield played ensuring these new apartments complement the surrounding the oldest recorded part of Manchester. in Britain’s industrial revolution. These stylish, canalside area and Castlefield’s heritage. apartments offer a perfect lifestyle balance of modern community living within an historic setting. This cultured With its convenient location that offers a sense of village and cosmopolitan area is packed with art galleries, cafés life in the heart of the city, buyers benefit from cutting-edge and idyllic green spaces, yet is within comfortable walking design and a high specification throughout. Apartment living distance of the city centre. As well as local amenities, homes at Potato Wharf represents the future of urban living and is at Potato Wharf offer wonderful waterside views. the ideal destination for you to call home. 6 7 Elephant Park, London Glasshouse Gardens, Stratford, London Computer generated image for illustrative purposes only. Better Places, Unrivalled Better Investments Capability At Lendlease our vision is to create We have a large portfolio of exciting projects, including We have an established track record As specialists in urban regeneration, we work with some of the largest urban regeneration schemes in communities across the world to transform entire the best places. We have over 58 the United Kingdom.
    [Show full text]
  • High Hopeshopes Duo Behind Restaurant with the Best View of Manchester 10 GREATER MANCHESTER BUSINESS WEEK THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2018
    BUSINESSGREATER MANCHESTER £2 (where sold) gmbw.co.ukWEEKTHURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2018 HighHigh hopeshopes Duo behind restaurant with the best view of Manchester 10 GREATER MANCHESTER BUSINESS WEEK THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 2018 FEATURE The stories behind city’s new luxury restaurant For global restaurateurs Des Gunewardena and David Loewi, waiting more than a decade to open their first luxury Manchester restaurant, 20 Stories, was well worth it. The pair – owners of D&D London – tell Lucy Roue the story that shaped the creation of Manchester’s highest restaurant t’s taken us over ten 20 Stories is D&D’s 38th venue and years to get 20 Stories follows high profile openings in cities to this point, but such as New York, Paris, London and people are going to say Tokyo. ‘wow’ when they walk Manchester and 20 Stories comes at ‘Iin.” That’s because Des an interesting time in D&D’s journey. Gunewardena and “This city is a natural fit for us,” says David Loewi believe the city of Gunewardena. “Firstly, people here Manchester has never looked as love great food and having a good time. beautiful as it does from inside the “With 20 Stories, people will get the summit of No.1 Spinningfields. opportunity to experience just that – And it’s hard to argue with the and more. owners of 20 Stories operator D&D “We’ve got a fine dining restaurant, a London. bar and grill and a vast outdoor space The launch evening, attended by with firepits, plants and trees, all more than 400 people and subsequent complemented by incredible views.
    [Show full text]
  • Ground Rents Income Fund
    174131 GRIO Annual Report Pt1_174131 GRIO Annual Report Pt1 02/03/2021 23:27 Page i Ground Rents Income Fund plc Annual Report and Financial Statements For the year ended 30 September 2020 174131 GRIO Annual Report Pt1_174131 GRIO Annual Report Pt1 02/03/2021 23:27 Page ii Overview About Us Ground Rents Income Fund plc (the ‘Company’) invests in long-term, income-generating assets across the United Kingdom. Company summary The Company will give investors the opportunity to invest, through the The Company is a closed-ended real estate investment trust Company, in a portfolio of ground rents. The Company will seek to incorporated on 23 April 2012. The Company has been listed on acquire a portfolio of assets with the potential for income generation The International Stock Exchange (“TISE”) and traded on the SETSqx from the collection of ground rents. These investments also have the platform of the Stock Exchange since 13 August 2012. potential for capital growth, linked to contractual increases in ground rents over the long-term. At 30 September 2020 the Company had 97,006,497 shares in issue and had 39 active subsidiaries and eight dormant subsidiaries which, The Company will seek to generate consistent income returns for together with the Company, form the Group (“GRIO”). The Company is shareholders by investing in a diversified portfolio of ground rents a Real Estate Investment Trust (“REIT”). Accordingly, it will distribute at including freeholds and head leases of residential, retail and commercial least 90% of its distributable profits by way of dividends. properties located in the United Kingdom.
    [Show full text]
  • Document.Pdf
    XYZ IS THE LANDMARK DEFINED BY: ITS STRUCTURE: STRUCTURE THE STANDARD TO WHICH IT IS BUILT ITS CULTURE: CULTURE THE WAY IN WHICH IT COMMUNICATES TO ITS USERS ITS DYNAMIC: DYNAMIC HOW IT RESPONDS FAVOURABLY TO CHANGE IN TIME, THE LANDMARK BECOMES THE BENCHMARK... XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS XYZ SPINNINGFIELDS — ESTATE Spinningfields is one of Europe’s THE FACTS: leading city centre real estate development projects and has — Home to 165 commercial — 12% of Spinningfields workers earn created an entire new city quarter. organisations. over £60,000 per annum, 40% over £30,000 per annum. Situated at the heart of Manchester, — Over 400 residential apartments. Spinningfields is at the centre of the — 66% of workers are female, and economic and cultural capital of the — 37 restaurants, bars, coffee shops 49% are aged between 25 and 34. north-west. and eateries. — Spinningfields has a 67,000 person Over the last decade Spinningfields — 14 retail outlets. ‘Yellow Card’ loyalty membership has evolved to become one of Europe’s scheme which accounts for in excess — Over 16,000 resident workers, with most impressive and successful of 40% of the restaurant spend. a further 6,000 workers within a five 24/7 real estate developments. It’s been minute walk. an astonishing story so far and one — Currently there are over 47,500 Twitter followers and via the that’s constantly evolving. — Daily footfall of 14,000 people, Facebook page over 8,500 fans. which increases to 25,000 during SECURITY / MANAGEMENT / HELP DESK the events season. — Spinningfieldsonline.com receives c.80,000 page views per month and CAR PARKING / INFRASTRUCTURE / SAFETY — Visitors to the estate are typically AB1 a regular e-newsletter is circulated professional, shoppers and families.
    [Show full text]
  • 1-02 1St Floor Option 2.PC9
    GENERAL NOTES & COPYRIGHT NOTICE This drawing is to be read in conjunction with all other relevant drawings, specifications and employers requirements documentation. N Do not scale off this drawing. Use figured dimensions only. All levels and dimensions to be checked on site. All levels / dimensional discrepancies are to be brought to the immediate attention of c2:concepts Ltd. Responsibility cannot be accepted for alteration and / or deviation from this design without acknowledgment of c2:concepts Ltd. and the contractor must verify that the works can be executed as drawn and specified, before works are commenced. All workmanship and materials to be the best of their respective kind and at least equivalent to the appropriate British Standard Code of Practice. Copyright reserved: This drawing may only be used for the client and location specified in the title block. All drawings and specifications related to this project are copyright of c2:concepts Ltd and may not in whole or part, be copied, distributed, reproduced or disclosed to any other third party without written consent from c2:concepts Ltd. All parts of the drawings and documents referred to within this notice are SUITE 2 SUITE 1 covered by the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. 227 sq m 164 sq m SUITE 1 N.I.A - 164 sqm / 1,765 sq ft Print Hub Desks: 20 (8 sq m / person) Breakout SUITE 2 N.I.A - 227 sqm / 2,443 sq ft Comms / Store Desks: 28 (8 sq m / person) Print Hub Meeting For 10 Tea Prep SUITE 3 N.I.A - 247 sqm / 2,659 sq ft Desks: 27 (9 sq m / person) Comms / Store
    [Show full text]
  • The Big Nine
    RESEARCH The Big Nine Quarterly update of regional office activity Q4 2020 Two Chamberlain Square, Birmingham Occupier market in brief LARGE PRE-LET COMMITMENTS AND SPECULATIVE STARTS PROVIDE SOME OPTIMISM TOTAL TAKE-UP IN Q4 FOLLOWING LOW TAKE-UP IN 2020 Total take-up across the Big Nine cities amounted to 5.6 million sq ft during 2020, which is 33% down on the 1,574,854 sq ft ten-year average and compares to 6.2 million sq ft in 2009, the lowest annual figure following the Global Financial Crisis. 25% The city centre and out-of-town markets were affected to Whilst we have seen activity understandably muted during DOWN ON THE 10 YEAR QUARTERLY AVERAGE a similar extent and, in most cities, take-up was severely the course of the year, and a number of requirements impacted by the pandemic. However, activity remained shelved – we are of course in a recessionary environment - CHARLES TOOGOOD robust in Newcastle and Bristol, which fared the best of organisations are giving careful consideration to what they the nine cities. require from their office space. According to Fit for Future, Principal and Managing Director, 55% of occupiers expect their workplace to be redesigned Activity improved as the year progressed, with Q4 National Offices Team to improve productivity, with 98% aware that health take-up amounting to 1.5 million sq ft, 25% down on the and wellbeing is an important strategic driver for their ten-year average but an improvement on the previous workplace. As a result, those occupiers who are able to take quarter and double the amount transacted during Q2, City Centre Out-of-town a longer term view – usually larger companies with larger the spring lockdown.
    [Show full text]
  • Manchester Tall Buildings Study
    Manchester Tall Buildings Study November 2017 W: www.UrbInfoManc.com T: @UrbInfoManc This document is better viewed on a screen. Don’t print it unless you absolutely have to. PREFACE Who? UrbInfo is Manchester’s official fountain of knowledge for property developers and urban regeneration professionals. Go to the website. What? This is the first Manchester tall buildings study. It aims to examine and present the city’s tall buildings pipeline in an accessible and easy-to-understand format. Where? Inner Manchester; specifically Manchester city centre, Central Salford, Salford Quays and North Trafford. Why? Manchester is building more tall buildings now than ever before, and we are second only to London in Europe for number of proposed tall buildings. We need to examine how these buildings will alter our skyline, and provide guidance as to how tall buildings can transform our city for the better. Manchester Tall Buildings Study November 2017 CONTENTS 1. Context 2. The Study Area 3. History 4. Current list 5. Locations (Existing) 6. Current status 7. Land Use 8. Pipeline 9. Locations (Proposed) 10. Future skyline 11. Conclusion 12. Contact 13. List of figures Manchester Tall Buildings Study November 2017 1 1. CONTEXT What is a tall building? For the purposes of this study, a tall building is classed as a building which is 80m or taller from the ground to the roof, or is upwards of 20 storeys. Why do we need a tall buildings study in Manchester? There are now more tall buildings proposed for Manchester than for any other European city outside London.
    [Show full text]
  • Spinningfields Manchester No.1 the Avenue Spinningfields Manchester Icon1c Destination
    NO.1 THE AVENUE SPINNINGFIELDS MANCHESTER NO.1 THE AVENUE SPINNINGFIELDS MANCHESTER ICON1C DESTINATION No.1 The Avenue is Manchester’s premium boutique office development. Located in the financial and professional district of Spinningields the building is home to destination retailer, Armani, destination restaurant, Australasia and destination bar, Grand Pacific. The building has won numerous architectural awards, with its striking three story 23 metre cantilever and feature cladding design. Behind this is a modern business environment offering Grade A specification for modern occupiers. DESTINATION BAR DESTINATION RESTAURANT DESTINATION RETAILER DESTINATION OFFICE PREM1UM 3RD FLOOR / 7,792 SQ FT SPECIFICATION GRADE A OFFICE ACCOMMODATION The building benefits from: • Full height glazed elevations offering excellent natural light • BREEAM ‘Excellent’ rating for offices • Energy Performance Certificate - asset rating C • Floor to ceiling height of 3m • Raised access floor of 150mm overall including floor tile • Metal suspended ceiling with integrated LED lighting • Two pipe fan coil air conditioning • Basement car parking • Basement shower facilities • Ventilation plant incorporating energy recovery • Digital BMS to achieve efficient energy usage • Zoned temperature and lighting controls • Cycle parking and free Metroshuttle bus services 3RD FLOOR PLAN M3 3AP BARS Artisan Australasia VICTORIA STATION The Alchemist MANCHESTER ARENA The Dockyard PRINTWORKS The Left Bank Café Bar DEANSGATE The Oast House The Refinery CORN EXCHANGE The Slug
    [Show full text]
  • City Centre Strategic Plan 2015–2018
    GREEN QUARTER LOWER IRK VALLEY FORMER BODDINGTONS BREWERY SITE COLLYHURST MEDIEVAL NOMA QUARTER NEW CROSS E STRAT E ANCOATS TR G N I C SALFORD CENTRALE AND GREENGATE C P NORTHERN QUARTER RETAIL CORE L Y NEW A ISLINGTON T N I C CENTRAL SPINNINGFIELDS BUSINESS DISTRICT CIVIC QUARTER CHINATOWN PICCADILLY ST JOHN’S KAMPUS THE VILLAGE WATER STREET PETERSFIELD MAYFIELD NORTH CAMPUS CASTLEFIELD IRWELL FIRST STREET RIVER PARK GREAT JACKSON STREET CORRIDOR MANCHESTER CONTENTS FOREWORD 5 AREA PROFILES 28 INFRASTRUCTURE 82 NOMA 30 Transport 84 VISION 6 St John’s 33 Digital 89 Introduction and context 8 Spinningfields 36 Environment 93 Achievements since 2012 17 First Street 39 City centre snapshot and key facts 20 LOOKING AHEAD 96 Corridor Manchester 42 Resident access to jobs Delivery 107 Central Business District 48 and skills development 26 Engagement 108 Piccadilly 51 City centre experience 109 Mayfield 54 ANNEXES Medieval Quarter 56 110 Great Jackson Street 58 City centre map 112 Kampus 60 Links to key documents and websites 114 Salford Central and Greengate 62 Acknowledgements 115 Irwell River Park 64 Water Street 66 Retail Core 68 Castlefield 72 Northern Quarter 75 Chinatown 78 The Village 80 CITY CENTRE STRATEGIC PLAN 2015–2018 FOREWORD Manchester city centre has The six years since the last Over the next few years, This revised City Centre changed dramatically over City Centre Strategic Plan significant further growth Strategic Plan seeks to: the past 15 years and is now was published have seen is expected in the economy • Demonstrate what has one of the most dynamic further transformational and population of the city been achieved since the centres in Europe.
    [Show full text]
  • Revista Del Sector De Reuniones, Incentivos, Convenciones Y Eventos De Empresa
    PUNT MICE Revista del sector de reuniones, incentivos, convenciones y eventos de empresa Nº 24 MARZO / ABRIL 2018 6,5 € - 9 $ PUNTO MICE 1 LA VOZ DEL SECTOR DESTINOS PURO INCENTIVO DÍA A DÍA Hoteles: ¿más que Tokio, el gigante Mánchester: la WhatsApp no sólo cama y desayuno? amable y exótico y capital industrial de llegó para cambiar Voces de grandes Bogotá, la capital Inglaterra emana las comunicaciones, grupos explican su que espera mucho dinamismo y alegría también la atención valor añadido de la paz de vivir al cliente Un lugar donde en cada reunión, se tiene un legado de historia y belleza al simplemente observar por la ventana. EDITORIAL SE ACABARON LOS VIAJES unque les sorprenda el título de este editorial, es una organizar experiencias. La tecnología está detrás de una re- realidad que hemos dejado de viajar. Tanto quien se volución en la que, aunque parezca sorprendente, lo humano A desplaza por puro placer como quien lo hace por mo- cobra más importancia que nunca. tivos profesionales ya no quiere recorrer una distancia, dor- mir en una cama, disfrutar de un buen desayuno y llevar a Y es que quienes están ofreciendo tecnología aplicada al ser- cabo un programa en un destino. Es decir, lo que ha venido vicio que brindan a cada viajero, como es el caso de los hote- siendo tradicionalmente el hecho de viajar. leros que dan su testimonio en esta edición, tienen claro que la personalización, adaptación a las necesidades, adecuación Lo que buscamos quienes nos consideramos viajeros, inde- a las exigencias... es decir, la escucha, es lo único que permite pendientemente de la razón por la que nos movamos, es diferenciarse de la competencia.
    [Show full text]
  • 24/5 Building List
    24/5 Access Building List City Building Code Market Name Address Weesperstraat 61-105, 1018 VN, Amsterdam, Amsterdam AMS01/ WE-NL-53388 Metropool Netherlands Weteringschans 165 C, 1017 XD, Amsterdam, Amsterdam AMS02/ WE-NL-99054 Weteringschans Netherlands Strawinskylaan 3101, 1077 ZX, Amsterdam, Amsterdam AMS03/ WE-NL-52325 Strawinskylaan Netherlands Stadhouderskade 5, Amsterdam, North Holland 1054 Amsterdam WE-NL-82225 Stadhouderskade 5-6 ES, Netherlands Arlington DC04/ WE-US-22507 Crystal City 2221 South Clark St, Arlington, VA 22202 ATL04/ Atlanta WE-US-85926 Terminus 3280 Peachtree Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 ATL01/ Atlanta WE-US-03461 Tower Place 3340 Peachtree Rd NE #1010, Atlanta, GA 30326 ATL02/ Atlanta WE-US-07659 1372 Peachtree 1372 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 AUS05/ Austin WE-US-34483 West 6th 221 West 6th Street Austin TX 78701 AUS07/ Austin WE-US-28108 Westview 316 West 12th Street, Austin, TX 78701 AUS06/ Austin WE-US-86191 801 Barton Springs 801 Barton Springs, Austin, TX, 78704 Prestige Atlanta 80 Feet Main Road, Koramangala 1A Bangalore BLR03/ WE-IN-46188 Koramangala Block, Bengaluru, KA, 560034, India Barcelona BCN01/ WE-ES-93278 Glories Luxa, C/Tánger-Badajoz, Barcelona, B, 08018, Spain Carrer de la Ciutat de Granada 121, Barcelona, B, Barcelona BCN02/ WE-ES-97584 Ciutat de Granada, 121 08018, Spain Avinguda Diagonal 444, Catalonia, Barcelona, B, Barcelona BCN03/ WE-ES-85996 Diagonal 444 08008, Spain Be'er Sheva BEV01/ WE-IL-70623 Be'er Sheva Gev Yam Negev Park, Be'er Sheva 84709, Israel Guanhua International
    [Show full text]