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a blog for travellers looking to break off track link /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////-- about contact faq on travel networking press and advertising view all previously featured posts feb 23 ‘stolen bansky’: from north london to miami dec 24 a homeless woman’s birthday wish oct 16 people-to-people: pre-internet couchsurfing oct 04 how ‘local’ became travel’s biggest buzzword mar 22 airbnb buys crashpadder from the archives written by vicky baker | posted november 24, 2008 – 11:06 pm koalas in bolivia? what do you do when you get off a night bus in a chilly bolivian city at 5am when there are no couchsurfers in town? you rely on your guidebook and book into the only place that it says isn’t freezing at night: the koala den. despite my fear of the cold and the den’s […] world travel market: fringe networking comment written by vicky baker on november 8, 2013 – 11:09 pm the world travel market has been on in london this week. it’s one of the biggest events in the industry, with almost every country in the world sending a delegation and erecting a stand or pavilion, depending on how much cash they are willing to splash. i appreciate a lot of work goes into it, but the wtm and i have never really got along. it’s extremely corporate and there is something about the excel centre that makes me want to run headfirst into a brick wall. so, i’m pleased to see fringe events that have grown up around it, including the responsible tourism networking night, which is now in its eighth year, and is organised by sally broom of tripbod and raj gyawali of social tours . aside from being an excuse for a few drinks in good company, it’s a platform for entrepreneurs to pitch their ideas in front of an audience of potential partners and fellow travel enthusiasts. the concept is simple: 60 seconds to take the mic and get across the premise of your company/plans/ideas. this year i had the honour of judging the ‘best pitch’. in a room packed full of ideas, that was no easy task. it particularly refreshing to find a completely level playing field, where you could be well-established or just starting out. pitches that stood out included toursome (working on a plan to make audio guides to listen to on your phones on public london buses), clear oceans (trying to fight against the single-use plastic cluttering our seas), much better adventures (a marketplace for independent tours) and open trips (who have i have written about before ). i found myself torn between two potential winners. unseen tours was mightily impressive, with its city tours guided by homeless people. the idea is to empower the homeless and let their voices by heard, instead of “leaving them to the indignity of begging”. catherine’s pitch for them was spot on: clear, convincing, inspiring. faultless. but that left me with a dilemma. the one pitch that really roused people in the room was far less polished. yasmin from lovedesh, a new company of “third world scouts”, was as straight talking as they come. “i want to bring people to the so-called ‘shitholes’ of the world! people from bangladesh don’t want to be known just for being flood victims!” instead she wanted to celebrate positive aspects of the culture, including the prized wood-fire curry. she says she also aims to bring people to rwanda, palestine, kasmir. how? well, we weren’t entirely sure. her ideas seemed to be in their early stages and the pitch a little abstract at times, but her impassioned, and pretty angry, speech certainly got the attention of the room and, as i found out later, it also got her a mentor, which she said was her main reason for coming – to meet people who could help and advise her. (and, incidentally, using the controversial term ‘third world’ is deliberate – her way of drawing attention back to the inequalities and stigma.) so who to pick? one fairly established company that really deserved recognition for a brilliant, well-executed idea? or a fiery newcomer with potential? fortunately, event sponsor citizen m very kindly came to the rescue, offering two prizes, instead of one. this means that yasmin (pictured above) gets a night at one of their hotels, and has also been well and truly spurred on to put her ideas into practice. and, in a heartwarming twist, unseen will be giving their prize night’s stay to one of their guides. all in all, a very inspiring evening, and it even spurred me to resurrect my semi-retired blog. posted to » news ‘stolen bansky’: from north london to miami 1 written by vicky baker on february 23, 2013 – 6:13 pm when i moved back to north london last summer, i noticed a new sign had appeared by the exit of my nearest underground station. scrawled on a white board, tube station staff had written directions for those who wanted to find their way to the area’s new – and only – bansky mural: a stencil of a child sewing together union-flag bunting. it was seen as a statement on the queen’s upcoming jubilee and child labour. the tube-station sign implied there had been a lot of interest in the work, with people going out of their way to see it. “finally, a tourist attraction in wood green!” i joked on facebook at the time, and duly went to snap a picture, as many other residents had done and continued to do. the fact that the mural was found here, on the side of a poundland store, felt like a statement in itself. a few months later, a work by shepard fairey – allegedly – appeared nearby. two of the biggest names in street art picking turnpike lane, not some trendy part of hackney? no one could have predicted that. would others follow? would this give an often-overlooked area new kudos? ——————————————– so, what happens when you rip bansky’s “sweatshop boy” out of context and display it in a flash miami auction house? this is where it finds itself today, having being clandestinely removed from the wall last weekend, much to local dismay. in a few hours time, it will be finding its way into the hands of a private collector that has £450,000 to spare . like many locals, i was saddened on hearing this. street art may not last forever (and bansky himself has said it is not supposed to), but this seems like an unpleasant, money-grabbing approach. (ironic given the apparently intended message regarding greed and inequality.) we don’t know who the owner is and so can only speculate. did they expect the backlash they have encountered? and, realistically, if someone knocked on your door and said they’d give you hundreds of thousands of pounds for a square of the wall you owned, would you be able to take the moral high ground and say ‘no’? i imagine whoever set up this deal put forward a very convincing case, insisting that its removal was necessary for preservation and historical record. was the owner being greedy and touting it around? or did someone hunt them down and insist they would be doing art a disservice if they *didn’t* sell? there is yet more irony in the calls for the so-far-unnamed seller to step out of the shadows, when the artist himself has been working anonymously for years. but a lot of people here in wood green are unhappy. the local councilor has stepped in to arrange protests. he’s contacted the gallery owner, the mayor of miami, and the art council, and asked people to email their objections to the gallery. yet the whole thing seems to have moved swiftly into farce when a stenciled rat appeared yesterday and people assumed it was a statement from the artist himself. the daily mail was among the first to hailed the rat as the work of banksy; then it realised its mistake and swiftly changed the headline. the council, meanwhile, rushed out to cover it in protective perspex. i’m no expert, but even i could tell this was a really dodgy imitation, done with a very unsteady hand and looking suspiciously like it was created from a banksy imitation stencil, as sold on ebay for £4.99 . perhaps the miami art dealers are now scoffing over their exhibition

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