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07 Sept 2025
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German content creators at the Giant’s Causeway, with Janina Roeder (second left) and Tanja Zoellner (second right), both Wolters Rundreisen; and Hannah-Lena Schoen, Tourism Ireland (right).
Six German content creators explored the Causeway Coast last week, as guests of Tourism Ireland and Wolters Rundreisen (German tour operator).
With a combined reach of around 700,000 followers, the digital creators will be sharing highlights of their trip to inspire their travel-enthusiast followers on Instagram and TikTok.
The group explored Dunluce Castle, Giant’s Causeway, Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge and Mussenden Temple.
The visit continued in Derry, with a street art tour of the city, a visit to the Walled City Brewery and a bespoke longboard adventure with Far and Wild.
The group’s itinerary also included Game of Thrones Studio Tour, Titanic Belfast and Erne Water Taxi.
Nadine Lehmann, Tourism Ireland’s Manager Germany, said: “We were delighted to join forces with one of our key German travel partners, Wolters Rundreisen, to invite this group of influential content creators on a fact-finding visit to Northern Ireland. We look forward to seeing the content they create and share, highlighting some of our ‘must-see’ locations and experiences to inspire their German followers to put Northern Ireland at the top of their holiday wish list for 2025.”
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