Podcasts about titanic hotel

When you have a good story to tell, why not invite the world?For our Lost In Belfast series finale, we convene in the Titanic Hotel's grand vaulted hall, where the ill-fated ship was designed. Hundreds have gathered from across local communities and from around the globe for the Belfast International Homecoming—civic leaders, elected officials, business executives, investors, entrepreneurs, culture makers…and two peripatetic podcasters.Co-host and a Belfast Homecoming Ambassador himself, John Lee spoke with the event's creator Máirtín Ó Muilleoir, a former Lord Mayor, long-time publisher, and Irish Stew alum and Connla McCann, who organizes this and many other high-profile events on both sides of the Atlantic as co-founder and director of Aisling Events.We glean their insights on the purpose, evolution, outcomes, and future of this much anticipated annual event (returning Sept. 25, 2025), and grab soundbites from Dan Dennehy--VP Council for American Ireland Relations, Bryan O'Dwyer, a New York lawyer dedicated to advancing Ireland's cause in the United States, and Smuggling Nun Poitín's Maura Clare, another past Irish Stew guest and a 2024 Belfast Homecoming Ambassador.We also heard about the Homecoming's sister event, the New York New Belfast Luncheon Conference, coming to the stately New York Athletic Club on Thurs., June 12. See the link below for last-minute tickets!So, we are lost no more—we found our way home to Belfast.We thank Tourism Ireland for all their support and Máirtín and Connla for inviting us to the Belfast Homecoming!Links2025 New York New Belfast Conference - Thu, Jun 122025 Belfast International Homecoming - Thu, Sep 25Aisling EventsMáirtín Ó MuilleoirLinkedInTwitter/XFacebookEarlier Irish Stew episodeConnla McCannLinkedInFacebookEpisode Details: Season 7, Episode 21; Total Episode Count: 124

Send us a textGrab your tickets here. https://www.seamusfox.com/discover-your-geniusWorld-renowned human behavior expert Dr. John Demartini is set to transform Belfast with his insights on February 24th at the Titanic Hotel. As someone who has been deeply influenced by his teachings over the past six years, I can personally vouch for the transformative power of his methodologies. Whether you're a business owner, coach, or simply someone eager to elevate your personal and professional life, Dr. Demartini's wisdom offers unparalleled tools for understanding and mastering human behavior. It's no surprise that tickets are flying off the shelves, especially with the VIP section already sold out in just 24 hours!This special event isn't just about listening to Dr. Demartini speak—it's an opportunity to network with like-minded individuals who are equally passionate about personal growth and leadership. Imagine starting 2025 with newfound motivation and connections that could open doors to previously unimagined opportunities. Secure your spot and don't miss the chance to be part of an evening filled with inspiration and empowerment. Head to the show notes and grab your tickets to join this gathering of great minds. Let's kick off the new year with a commitment to growth and a better vision for ourselves!Grab your tickets below. https://www.seamusfox.com/discover-your-geniusSupport the show

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How important is Resilience Hub, Chaos Testing and Well-Architected? We attended the AWS Resilience Day at the Titanic Hotel. We were sitting in the same room where the ill-fated Titanic was designed and drawn! We discuss what we learned. Including the tools and strategies that help software engineers build resilience that were not available for the Titanic engineers. And we talk about the fact that it isn't just one thing that leads to disaster for ships or workloads. Serverless Craic from The Serverless Edge Check out our book The Value Flywheel Effect Follow us on Twitter @ServerlessEdge

Joe is joined by Tim McGarry, Diona Doherty, June Rodgers, Ultan Conlon and many more for Funny Friday at the Titanic Hotel in Belfast.

Sie ist die Miss Action! Ob bei Black Panther, Avengers, Star Wars oder im legendären James Bond „No Time To Die“. Wenn es gefährlich wird, kommt Marie Mouroum ins Spiel, Stunt-Woman und Schauspielerin aus Berlin. Eine Powerfrau im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. Mit ihren unglaublichen Fähigkeiten und ihrem Mut sorgt sie dafür, dass uns im Kino oder Streaming der Atem stockt. Die 30-Jährige riskiert, was andere nicht können oder auch nicht dürfen. Sie ist der Star hinter den Superstars. Die Heldin sogar hinter den weltberühmten Marvel-Helden. Die Blockbuster, in denen sie für Action sorgt – sie klingen wie die Top 10 der größten Hollywoodproduktionen: Avengers, Hunger Games, Star Wars, James Bond, Maleficent, 3 Engel für Charlie und sogar eine Rolle in Black Panther hat sie sich erkämpft. Als Schauspielerin wird Marie als einzige Deutsche ins Avengers Universe aufgenommen, sie fightet sich durch „Infinity War“ bis „Endgame“. Und jetzt hier durch TOMorrow. Ich habe Marie in Berlin getroffen, im wunderschönen Titanic Hotel am Gendarmenmarkt. In TOMorrow erklärt sie ihren spektakulären Job. Wie es ist, mit Weltstars wie Daniel Craig oder Halle Berry zu arbeiten. Oft monatelang. Was hinter den Kulissen wirklich passiert. Ihre Challenge präzise zu performen, auch wenn um sie herum alles explodiert oder in Flammen steht. Ihr Mindset. Und wie sie es geschafft hat: vom Karate-Kid aus Berlin zu den flashy Moves im Multi-Milliarden-Movie-Business. Wir sprechen über den Krebs-Tod von Black Panther Superstar Chadwick Boseman und wie sich das ganze Filmteam in einer Whats-App-Gruppe zusammengefunden und getrauert hat. Und was Marie jetzt in New York macht. Ihre neuen spannenden Projekte – jetzt hier in TOMorrow. Also machen wir unseren Stunt. Viel Spaß mit Miss Action, viel Spaß mit Super-Woman Marie Mouroum.

Join me for a walk through Titanic Quarter in Belfast, where my family I spent four glorious days back in August. I wish I could teleport back to the bar at Titanic Hotel right this instant. An old-fashioned. The halls of Harland and Wolff. It was a magical time. In this episode I walk through the history of Harland and Wolff shipyard both literally and figuratively. I give some commentary on the stunning achievements of Titanic Belfast, the museum at the center of the Quarter. You'll hear my daughter set the record straight about her name and where she is in the first class lounge of Titanic tender ship Nomadic. And most importantly, I pay homage to the men who built this ship.For more info on Belfast and Thomas Andrews, I recommend you look back at Gareth Russell's book Ship of Dreams. Follow me on Insta: https://www.instagram.com/unsinkablepodAnd on Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/unsinkablepodSupport the pod on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/unsinkablepodSupport the show

In this week's episode of Walking the Walk, guest presenter Kacee Fennelly talks to Drew Cockton, founder of the North West LGBTQ+ Business Awards, and Todd Bennett, chair of TalkTalk's LGBTQ+ network TalkPride. Together, they discuss challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community in business and explore how opportunities like these awards are important to continue supporting and shining a light on the achievements and resilience of its members following the pandemic. Small business owner Drew explains the story behind creating the awards and challenges he's faced as a small business owner - and what TalkTalk's sponsorship means to them. From TalkTalk's employee network TalkPride, Todd describes why he was so keen to be a part of the story. The North West LGBTQ+ Business Awards is taking place on 21 October at Liverpool's Titanic Hotel, shining a light on the achievements of the LGBTQ+ community in business and commerce. Sponsored by TalkTalk and TalkTalkBusiness. www.lgbtqbusinessawards.com.

I was invited to attend Northern Ireland Comic Con in Belfast. I took a week to travel around Northern Ireland and Ireland to take in all the beautiful country. The first stop was Belfast by way of New York City JFK and London Heathrow. The Titanic Hotel is located in the Titanic Quarter of Belfast. It is conveniently right across the street from the Titanic Museum. The hotel itself, is the old headquarters of Harland & Wolff, builders of Titanic. They really did a great job of modernizing the building while maintaining a lot of the old structure. There are lots of awesome pieces of art detailing the history of White Star Line and the Titanic. The Titanic Hotel Belfast is a great hotel to stay at for one night while you are visiting the Titanic Museum. The history and ambience of the Titanic Hotel are top notch and their bar and dining are amazing. If you plan on staying in Belfast for more than one night, I suggest getting a room in downtown Belfast for the other nights, mostly due to the price. SUBSCRIBE to watch more videos like this one! LET'S CONNECT! -- Zia Comics website -- Zia Comics TikTok -- Zia Comics Facebook -- Zia Comics Twitter -- Zia Comics Instagram LISTEN TO OUR PODCAST! - iTunes #ziacomics #lascruces #newmexico #lascrucesnm #lascrucesnewmexico #belfast #titanic #titanichotel #titanicmuseum

On this week's episode of Arse'n Around, the boys talk about Dave's road adventure with WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley, the Home Alone Match, Cody Rhodes' injury, early Wrestlemania predictions, the MJF "pipebomb", Dave rants about the state of AEW, Ryan's ingrown hair in his asshole, Wrestler's Real Name Trivia, the Titanic Hotel coming soon, and SO MUCH MORE! Download, LIKE, Subscribe on your favourite podcast platform! Check out our audience survey and make our shows better! http://bit.ly/TPCNetworkSurvey Brought to you by: The Comic Hunter http://www.comichunter.net and Spin-It Records & Video http://www.spin-itrecords.ca in addition Brace and Son Enterprises http://bit.ly/BraceAndSon

In this episode, we'll get some tips on tipping from thePointsGuy.com. They have a great write up posted there titled “The Ultimate Guide to Tipping While Traveling”. So we'll use that as our guide. Then we'll head to Belfast, Northern Ireland and visit the Titanic Hotel Belfast located in the heart of the Titanic Quarter where the ship was built. And the city of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is looking to welcome international visitors this spring and summer so we'll get some ideas on what to see and do in Philly.  Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/

In this episode, we'll get some tips on tipping from thePointsGuy.com. They have a great write up posted there titled “The Ultimate Guide to Tipping While Traveling”. So we'll use that as our guide. Then we'll head to Belfast, Northern Ireland and visit the Titanic Hotel Belfast located in the heart of the Titanic Quarter where the ship was built. And the city of Brotherly Love, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is looking to welcome international visitors this spring and summer so we'll get some ideas on what to see and do in Philly.  Support the show: https://www.theinformedtraveler.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode we speak to legendary sound mixer Alan O'Duffy who has recorded and mixed three US number one albums, working with artists such as The Rolling Stones, Paul McCartney and Eric Clapton. Alan also recorded and mixed the 1970 number one album - Jesus Christ Superstar by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice. This led the way to a fantastic career in TV and film with a list of credits longer than a A List Block-buster! Mark has known Alan O' Duffy since he started working in the Film & Television industry over thirty years ago. Alan has had a lifetime in sound. In fact, he still works as a Sound Recordist to this very day and very soon will be releasing his memoirs. Mark was particularly interested in in finding out about the start of Alan's illustrious career, when he worked at the world famous Olympic Studios in London. We managed to sit down together in The Titanic Hotel, Liverpool, just before the pandemic took hold, where Mark asked Alan about his amazing experiences and how sound has changed his life. The Feeling Sound Podcast is produced by Mark Reeson and Rich Bennett, and is brought to you in association with Urbanista Music Magazine GCoj7Q96vr6p0jTyMwVr

40 Minuten Frauenpower! Das ist das Motto dieser neuen Folge BUNTE VIP GLOSS. Schauspielerin und Moderatorin Charlotte Würdig nimmt im Gespräch mit unserer Moderatorin Jennifer Knäble absolut kein Blatt vor den Mund. Die gebürtige Norwegerin erzählt von ihrem peinlichen Erlebnis mit Thomas Gottschalk, warum sie sich auf dem Roten Teppich schon mal eine Handtasche vor den Schritt halten musste und dass sie Zitronen gerne komplett, mit Schale (!) verdrückt. Die Zweifach-Mama und Ex-Frau von Rapper Sido spricht außerdem ganz offen über ihre Fehlgeburten und erzählt, dass sie total verrückt nach Weihnachtsdeko ist - sogar in Weihnachtsbettwäsche schläft. Eine neue Podcast-Episode, in der Frauen voll auf ihre Kosten kommen und Männer ihr Fett wegkriegen. Zuhören macht schön! ===== Anzeige I Danke liebes Titanic Hotel in Berlin für die wie immer tolle Podcast-Location - it always feels like Home!

Matt and Rob get together for the latest transfer podcast. We track James Rodriguez across Liverpool—well, to the Titanic Hotel gym—and reminisce about our favourite late transfer collapses. Rob also discusses the importance of having a Latin American presence in the side and we answer your questions to finish.

Es ist wieder Zeit für wat Neues uffs Ohr! Ab sofort ist die vierte Folge des Hertha OnAir-Podcasts auf Spotify und Apple Music online. Nach Stürmer Davie Selke (erste Folge), Rechtsverteidiger Lukas Klünter (zweite Folge) und Paul Keuter, Mitglied der Geschäftsleitung, (dritte Folge) stellt sich in der neusten Ausgabe niemand Geringerer als Trainer Jürgen Klinsmann den Fragen von Thomas Reckermann und Manfred 'Manne' Sangel. Dabei spricht der 55-Jährige in gemütlicher und entspannter Geprächsatmosphäre mit den beiden Moderatoren im rund einstündigen Talk über seine ersten Wochen als Chefcoach bei der 'Alten Dame', Unterschiede vom Vereins- zum Nationalmannschafts-Trainer, seine aktive Spielerkarriere und gibt einen Ausblick auf das abschließende Spiel des Jahres 2019 am Samstag (21.12.19, 18:30 Uhr) gegen Borussia Mönchengladbach im Berliner Olympiastadion. In diesem lockeren Austausch gibt der Fußballlehrer zahlreiche Anekdoten aus seinem beeindruckenden Fußballer-Leben Preis und sorgt somit für den einen oder anderen Schmunzler. Dabei sorgen besondere Gäste für besondere Maßnahmen: So findet dieser Podcast nicht wie sonst in der Geschäftsstelle von Hertha BSC statt, sondern im Titanic Hotel am Gendarmenmarkt.00:00:00 Intro — 00:00:46 Die ersten Wochen bei Hertha BSC — 00:12:59 Mein erste Mal — 00:19:18 Der Trainer Jürgen Klinsmann — 00:34:25 Mein Berlin — 00:37:15 Der Spieler Jürgen Klinsmann — 00:42:22 "The Diver" — 00:48:07 'Blau oder Weiß' — 00:52:35 Meine Mukke — 00:54:36 Was steht bevor? — 01:00:08 Outro

Dan Meis speaks to The Blue Room about Everton's concept designs for Bramley Moore dock. Matt and Les reflect on the club's presentation from the Titanic Hotel.

Kim and Tamara are back from 10 days in Ireland and giving listeners the 411 on their trip. Tune in to hear about their adventures in Dublin, County Wicklow, Waterford, Kilkenny, Belfast, Derry, and the Coastal Causeway. Plus, Game of Thrones fans will love to hear about some of the filming destinations and experiences in Northern Ireland. ON THE PODCAST 00:30 - Talking with Kim and Tamara about adjusting from jet lag 03:07 - Driving in Ireland 07:10 - Guinness Storehouse tour in Dublin 11:36 - Dublin attractions 19:38 - County Wicklown in Ireland's Ancient East 25:50 - Wexford 28:04 - Waterford 34:50 - Kilkenny 40:40 - Waterford Greenway 47:00 - Game Of Thrones boat trip 58:20 - Belfast 1:10:10 - Causeway Coast 1:16:28 - Giants Causeway 1:19:50 - Derry 1:27:30 - Final Tips TIPS FOR VISITING IRELAND Ideally when visiting Ireland you would self-drive or hire a driver so that you can stop where you want and take your time exploring areas. The roads can be a little challenging and narrow, especially if you aren't used to driving on the left. You could definitely rent a car and drive around to explore more than the area you fly into. But when renting a car for your family you must keep in mind that the bigger the car the harder it will be in some areas to get around. Touring the Guinness Storehouse is a lot more than just seeing the beer being made. There are four restaurants and two bars. They will teach you the correct way to pour a Guinness and there is also a spot where you can get a picture of you on the head of your beer. Dublin is a young city in terms of population and a very walkable city to explore. The Ancient East area of Ireland is not far from Dublin and there is a lot of history in the area. Glendalough is an area with monastic ruins and two lakes that is very popular with visitors. There is a famine ship in Wexford and in Dublin. You really learn a lot by visiting just one of these ships but if you have a chance to tour both, you can see the differences and compare the stories and conditions. Waterford is Ireland's oldest city dating back to the vikings. There is much more to Waterford than the crystal. Though if you visit the Waterford Crystal there is a style that is only made for Ireland, so if you are going to buy a piece of crystal you should get that as it will be unique. Jerpoint park in Kilkenny has some great places to explore. There is an apple orchard that makes different products out of their apples. There is also a glass blowing studio that you can visit. Waterford Greenway is a really pretty biking trail, and if you continue you can explore Mount Congreve Gardens which is a very beautiful garden that has a lot of different walking paths. North of Dublin in the Boyne Valley, you can take a Game of Thrones boat tour with Boyne Boats. Game of Thrones fans should also visit Castle Ward for the Winterfell Experiences. You get to visit the area that is the backdrop for Winterfell in the beginning seasons of the show. You can dress up in the costumes and try out archery and axe throwing and maybe even meet a dire wolf. Downtown Belfast is very safe and walkable, with restaurants and bars. You wouldn't know about the Troubles that tore the city apart unless you visit the Peace Wall or the Catholic or Protestant neighborhoods. In the Titanic Quarter in Belfast, you can visit the Titanic Museum and the Titanic Hotel. Until September 2019, there is also a Game of Thrones touring exhibition in Belfast where you can see costumes and props used in the show. The Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge is in a gorgeous area. Keep in mind that they will close the bridge depending on the weather. You also need to stop at the first little booth to get you ticket for the bridge. They will not sell them at the entrance to the bridge. Giant’s Causeway is another beautiful site. Give yourself plenty of time to walk along the coast and there is even a path to walk up towards the cliffs and see another view of the coast. Derry is a walled city that has two sides that has a bridge that crosses to both sides called the Peace Bridge. There is some really great food all throughout the city. Make sure you leave extra time for the security in the airport when traveling through Dublin. There will be two seperate security areas that you will have to go through to get back to the US. Make sure to pack and wear layers throughout your trip. With the temperatures changing through the day you will want to shed or put layers back on. MENTIONED ON THE PODCAST Episode 19 - Ireland Family Travel Tips Guinness Tour in Dublin The Davenport Hotel The Morgan Hotel EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum Killruddery House Glendalough Brooklodge Dunbrody Famine Ship Granville Hotel Jerpoint Glass Pembroke Hotel Mount Congreve Gardens Mount Juliet Estate Grand Central Hotel - Belfast Titanic Museum Belfast Ulster Museum Belfast Titanic Hotel Bushmills Inn Trim Castle FOLLOW US AND SPREAD THE WORD! If you liked this show, please be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, orGoogle Playand leave us a review! Have a question or comment? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at +1.641.715.3900, ext. 926035#. You can also follow our travels on Stuffed Suitcaseand We3Travel, or follow the Vacation Mavens on Instagram, Facebookor Twitter. Thanks for listening!

In this episode I interview my fellow colleague and the amazing astrologer Joyce Mordoh. Joyce is from Los Angeles , California. When she was young her story with music started: her father was a passionate drummer and her mother a talented singer, so there was no way that Joyce wouldn't be touched and influenced by that.  She studied the drums for six years with teachers such as Chuck Flores and had vocal training during college at the California State University. She also had a very deep passion for acting and then for dancing so she studied dance for six years. Joyce is an incredible songwriter and she has over five more CD's of material she has written alone and with other artists. Her training and experience have led her to teach as well.  She is an amazing and dedicated teacher and she loves teaching young people. But there is way more and very significant about Joyce and that is actually what we are talking about today: during her time in high school she became very interested in Astrology. And that would never stop. Her first voice teacher was a professional astrologer and her life always directed her to people who were professionals. And she took that has a sign and accepted the challenge to learn and study astrology. And she is one amazing astrologer and personally she has helped me so much that I can only recommend her to everyone.   Book mentioned in this episode: (the following link is an affiliate links, you can use this link to purchase the book) Self-Reliance by Ralph Waldo Emerson: https://amzn.to/2J8yfDR   How to connect and work with Joyce: email for private readings: joyce@earthtoearthmusic.com website: www.earthtoearthmusic.com voice coaching at schoolofvoice.berlin youtube  These are the dates for the Titanic Hotel in May.. May 3, 11, 17, 25, 31, at Französische Straße 30, Berlin from: 8 p.m.-12 p.m. June every Friday and Saturday at the Steigenberger Hotel, Los Angeles Platz 1, 10789 Berlin from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.     How to connect and work with me:  Instagram: @nadinekuehn_alchemyofheart Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alchemyofheart Website: https://nadinekuehn.com email: info@nadinekuehn.com  

Three stories from our evening in the plush Titanic Hotel helping raise funds for Fighting Words Belfast on the theme Sink or Swim: Jennie Brown who made a bold teenage choice, Heather Hanna who now has a skinny-dipping story & Glenn Patterson who sank himself on television. Pádraig & Paul are your hosts.

Three stories from our evening in the plush Titanic Hotel helping raise funds for Fighting Words Belfast on the theme Sink or Swim: Jennie Brown who made a bold teenage choice, Heather Hanna who now has a skinny-dipping story & Glenn Patterson who sank himself on television. Pádraig & Paul are your hosts.

This special episode recorded at the Titanic Hotel, Belfast (18th October) is taken from the annual conference of the Association of School and College Leaders. Barry Phillips covers five key areas of leadership, identifies quick wins and aims to leave the audience of head teachers with homework to do. For he argues that conference “Takeways” should really be “Workaways”. Changing the habits of leaders in any field requires application and hard work. The five key area are : # Recognition # Decision Taking # The Skill of Saying No # Single Tasking # Leadership Wellbeing – Mindfulness & Journaling

Ritula Shah is the presenter of The World Tonight on BBC Radio 4 in the UK. This edition of The Place Branding Podcast was recorded live at Liverpool’s magnificent Titanic Hotel as part of the wonderful international event, Place Branding: it’s not about the logo, which attracted delegates from all over the world. For more information, click [here](https://page.upthereeverywhere.com/place-branding-event-liverpool-2018). Julian Stubbs is a thought leader in the field of place branding and destination marketing. He is the founder of [UP THERE, EVERYWHERE](https://www.upthereeverywhere.com/) – the world’s first global cloud-based agency.

Frans van der Avert is CEO of Amsterdam Marketing in The Netherlands. This edition of The Place Branding Podcast was recorded live at Liverpool’s magnificent Titanic Hotel as part of the wonderful international event, Place Branding: it’s not about the logo, which attracted delegates from all over the world. For more information, click [here](https://page.upthereeverywhere.com/place-branding-event-liverpool-2018). Julian Stubbs is a thought leader in the field of place branding and destination marketing. He is the founder of [UP There, Everywhere](https://www.upthereeverywhere.com/) – the world’s first global cloud-based agency.

Stefan Nöthen is Head of Strategy & Brand Management, Hamburg Marketing. This edition of The Place Branding Podcast was recorded live at Liverpool’s magnificent Titanic Hotel as part of the wonderful international event, Place Branding: it’s not about the logo, which attracted delegates from all over the world. For more information, click [here](https://page.upthereeverywhere.com/place-branding-event-liverpool-2018). Julian Stubbs is a thought leader in the field of place branding and destination marketing. He is the founder of [UP There, Everywhere](https://www.upthereeverywhere.com/) – the world’s first global cloud-based agency.

Gary Warnaby is Professor of Place Branding at Manchester Metropolitan University This edition of The Place Branding Podcast was recorded live at Liverpool’s magnificent Titanic Hotel as part of the wonderful international event, Place Branding: it’s not about the logo, which attracted delegates from all over the world. For more information, click [here](https://page.upthereeverywhere.com/place-branding-event-liverpool-2018). Julian Stubbs is a thought leader in the field of place branding and destination marketing. He is the founder of [UP There, Everywhere](https://www.upthereeverywhere.com/) – the world’s first global cloud-based agency.

Mateu Hernández Maluquer is Managing Director of Barcelona Global This edition of The Place Branding Podcast was recorded live at Liverpool’s magnificent Titanic Hotel as part of the wonderful international event, Place Branding: it’s not about the logo, which attracted delegates from all over the world. For more information, click [here](https://page.upthereeverywhere.com/place-branding-event-liverpool-2018). Julian Stubbs is a thought leader in the field of place branding and destination marketing. He is the founder of [UP There, Everywhere](https://www.upthereeverywhere.com/) – the world’s first global cloud-based agency.

Tracy Halliwell is Director of Business Tourism & Major Events, London & Partners This edition of The Place Branding Podcast was recorded live at Liverpool’s magnificent Titanic Hotel as part of the wonderful international event, Place Branding: it’s not about the logo, which attracted delegates from all over the world. For more information, click [here](https://page.upthereeverywhere.com/place-branding-event-liverpool-2018). Julian Stubbs is a thought leader in the field of place branding and destination marketing. He is the founder of [UP There, Everywhere](https://www.upthereeverywhere.com/) – the world’s first global cloud-based agency.

Olle Zetterberg is CEO of Stockholm Business Region. This edition of The Place Branding Podcast was recorded live at Liverpool’s magnificent Titanic Hotel as part of the wonderful international event, Place Branding: it’s not about the logo, which attracted delegates from all over the world. For more information, click [here](https://page.upthereeverywhere.com/place-branding-event-liverpool-2018). Julian Stubbs is a thought leader in the field of place branding and destination marketing. He is the founder of [UP There, Everywhere](https://www.upthereeverywhere.com/) – the world’s first global cloud-based agency.

Julian chats to Julia Lennon, half sister of The Beatles’ John Lennon, about why the city of Liverpool has an identity so distinct from its near neighbour, Manchester. Also in this week’s episode of The Place Branding Podcast, Olle Zeterberg, CEO of Stockholm Business Region, talks about his lifelong love affair with the Swedish capital. Julian Stubbs is a thought leader in the field of place branding and destination marketing. He is the founder of [UP There, Everywhere](https://www.upthereeverywhere.com/up-for-real-destination-marketing-place-branding) – the world’s first global cloud-based agency. Fascinated by the branding of places and destinations? Keen to learn more? Then don’t miss: Place Branding? It’s not about the logo – International Place Branding Event Liverpool 2018 Taking place at Liverpool’s iconic Titanic Hotel on May 31st and June 1st, the event will feature speakers from top city destinations such as Amsterdam, London, Stockholm, Barcelona, Hamburg, Liverpool and more. For more details and to book tickets, click [here](http://page.upthereeverywhere.com/place-branding-event-liverpool-2018#anchor--3).

In this edition of The Place Branding Podcast, Julian is joined by Rich Doucette, the plain-speaking former ad exec who took the job of marketing the American state of Massachusetts. We also hear from Chris Brown, who, with a little help from The Beatles and two Premiership football teams, promotes the city of Liverpool to potential visitors worldwide. Julian Stubbs is a thought leader in the field of place branding and destination marketing. He is the founder of [UP There, Everywhere](https://www.upthereeverywhere.com/up-for-real-destination-marketing-place-branding) – the world’s first global cloud-based agency. Fascinated by the branding of places and destinations? Keen to learn more? Then don’t miss: Place Branding? It’s not about the logo – International Place Branding Event Liverpool 2018 Taking place at Liverpool’s iconic Titanic Hotel on May 31st and June 1st, the event will feature speakers from top city destinations such as Amsterdam, London, Stockholm, Barcelona, Hamburg, Liverpool and more. For more details and to book tickets, click [here](http://page.upthereeverywhere.com/place-branding-event-liverpool-2018#anchor--3).