Toucanmoon, which describes itself as Marketing & PR For Out-Of-The-Ordinary Travel Companies, has been appointed by Bristol-based tour operator, WildWings, to promote exclusive UK coastal voyages on board THV Patricia, the flagship of Trinity House, which deals with maritime emergencies, wrecks, and servicing and maintaining the UK's navigational buoys, lightships and offshore lighthouses.

Debra Taylor of Toucanmoon, who has more than 15 years' experience in marketing, representation and niche development services, specialising in small ship adventure and wildlife cruises, comments: “We are delighted to be working with WildWings on this exciting new product.

“THV Patricia offers a completely different travel opportunity where absolutely nothing can be taken for granted. The ship's tour of duty can be changed at a moment's notice when it is called off to deal with emergencies and passengers have to be completely flexible in order to get the most from this exciting experience.”

Managing Director of WildWings, John Brodie-Good, says: “We are excited to have been appointed by Trinity House, the General Lighthouse Authority for England, Wales and the Channel Islands, as agents for their UK coastal passenger voyages, aboard their flagship vessel, THV Patricia, from April to October annually.”

He concludes: “We are looking forward to working with the team at Toucanmoon, who come highly recommended and with a wealth of relevant experience that will be invaluable to us in raising the profile of this unusual product.”

For further information about Trinity House UK coastal passenger voyages, please contact WildWings www.wildwings.co.uk, telephone 0117 9658 333 or email thvpatricia@wildwings.co.uk.

Note to Editors The Corporation of Trinity House of Deptford Strond was incorporated by Royal Charter on 20 May 1514 to preserve life and shipping on the River Thames and provide for aged mariners. With a mandate that has expanded considerably since then, it is today the UK's largest-endowed maritime charity, the General Lighthouse Authority for England, Wales, the Channel Islands and Gibraltar and a fraternity of men and women selected from every level of the nation's maritime sector. The Trinity House Maritime Charity is the UK's largest-endowed maritime charity, with a self-appointed mandate to provide education, training and welfare for mariners of all ages. As a General Lighthouse Authority it is responsible for the maintenance of over 450 buoys, 66 lighthouses, nine light vessels and radio and radar aids to navigation, including the Differential Global Positioning System, a high accuracy satellite position fixing system.