Whats the most bizarre thing that youve experienced – working for Visit London?
We had quite an interesting trip around South London. It was winter, freezing cold and pouring with rain,, but unfortunately for us most of the trip was outdoors to see lesser known attractions such as the Crystal Palace dinosaurs. I also went up the viewing tower to see the site of the 2012 Olympics Park, which was interesting. It was a real surprise to how much of the area is going to have such a big impact. I saw the different plans for the different stadiums – where the events are going to be held. You could see the different stations, how they’re going to be connected and how the infrastructure’s going to be massively improved. There’s going to be a lot of regeneration – not just with sporting facilities, but also walkways, rail connections and open spaces. 7. If you had to single out an area of the city that had the most character, what would it be and why? For me it’s definitely the East End. I love the history of it. It’s one of the most vibrant and dynamic areas – with regard
