Head of Guiding
Rosie’s life has been a fabulous adventure which continues in her role as Head of Guiding at Dream Escape.
She has made her mark globally, having lived in the Middle East, Far East, USA and Africa where she practised nursing, raised her 3 children and undertook responsibility within the PTA, fundraising duties and the role of Brown Owl of a Brownie Pack, whilst coping with typhoons, snakes, power outages, coups and monsoons!
Rosie became a qualified Blue Badge Guide in 2006 and has been recognised as ‘one of the world’s greatest tour guides’ by Travel and Leisure magazine. Never in one place for very long, she plays a mean game of bridge and loves to be outside hiking, curling and exploring new places.
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Emer joined Dream Escape in January 2018 as Head of Sales. Based in Dublin, Emer has enjoyed a successful career in luxury hospitality spanning 25 years most notably as Director of Sales at The Merrion in Dublin and more recently for a US based onsite and representation company. She has travelled extensively throughout the US and Europe and is excited about her next adventure creating customised itineraries to suit individuals or groups, she is a true Ireland expert! To unwind, Emer enjoys family time in the great outdoors with her husband, her two children and four legged family member Teddy. emer@dreamescape.co.uk...
Fun times at Virtuoso Travel Week 2019. This is not the recommended footwear for the occasion as literally 1,000’s and 1,000’s of steps taken over less than a week - a years workout in 4 days!
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The Dream Team from Dream Escape have had an exciting and rewarding time meeting old friends and making new friends in Las Vegas at Virtuoso Travel Week 2019. #vtw
Thank you for your lovely words and for such a special evening in great company. It was really fun!
Critics Choice Vacations
This year's Afternoon Tea Week runs from 12th - 18th August at venues across the UK and Ireland ranging from quaint tea rooms, to 5* hotels, to countryside manors and even quirkier locations!
Afternoon Tea was introduced in England by Anna, 7th Duchess of Bedford, in 1840. The Duchess would become hungry around four o'clock in the afternoon.The evening meal in her household was served fashionably late at eight o'clock, thus leaving a long period of time between lunch and dinner.
Celebrate this tradition in 2019 on a Routemaster bus in London, at a cookery school in Co Cork, a castle in Co Mayo or overlooking the Old Course in St Andrews. In Ireland afternoon tea can be served with your choice of tea, or .... Irish Coffee!
The idyllic islands off the coast of the UK and Ireland provide the perfect backdrop for exceptional Dream Escape programmes. Enjoy the peace and tranquility, explore deserted beaches, and breath-taking, unspoilt scenery.
Islands full of charming coastal character, fascinating history and amazing panoramas where Dream Escape can help you unearth their hidden charms and legends and discover mystical and untouched landscapes steeped in rich heritage and history.
