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ROYAL HORTICULTURAL 29TH - 31ST JANUARY 2010 STAND A23 |
Visit the Nomad Travel Health & Essential Kit Zone for everything you need to know from kit lists, travel health, safety and the vaccinations you need before you go. Get the best advice before you start packing and learn how to avoid nasty bites, staying healthy on the road and best tips to keeping your belongings safe. The zone will feature a reference area, two equipment help desks with visiting experts from the field and specialist Nomad staff along with the Travel Health Booth. In addition you will have the opportunity to to buy bargain selected travel gear during the show. To book your £4 discounted tickets click here and add the promotional code Nomad. |
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NOMAD TRAVEL HEALTH AND ESSENTIAL KIT ZONE: GUEST EXPERTS |
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FRIDAY 29/01/10 6-10pm Dominic Hall
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Tropical Rainforest Expeditions |
Dominic runs specialist expedition training company Fieldskills (www.fieldskills.com). He has a wide range of expedition experience having worked all over the world with many different teams. Dominic's expeditions have included looking for leopard poo in Oman and trekking in Norway, but his main speciality is tropical forest expeditions - where he has clocked up more than 2 years of hammock time in the jungles of Central and South America, South East Asia and Africa. |
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FRIDAY 29/01/2010 Sam McConnell |
Desert Expeditions |
For the last five years he has been concentrating on running expeditions, treks and desert leadership programmes in the Sinai, where last September Sam finished his 101st desert expedition.
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SATURDAY 30/01/2010 10-12 Noon Sam McConnell |
Desert Expeditions |
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SATURDAY 30/01/2010 12 Noon – 4pm Alistair Cole |
Mountain, Jungle |
Having served with the Parachute Regiment and Royal Army Medical Corps where he specialised in jungle training, Alistair worked as an expedition leader and overseas project manager before returning to the UK and founding Adventure Lifesigns. Alistair has led over 35 overseas expeditions and is a Mountain Leader and qualified Trauma Medic. Alistair is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and is the current membership secretary of the Expedition Providers Association. Alistair is also a guest lecturer at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and is chief instructor of the faculty at the Expedition Care Program. |
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SUNDAY 31/01/2010 |
Desert Expeditions |
As above |
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