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Ambitious wew Offaly Tourism Strategy launched

OFFALY Tourism Marketing (CLG) has taken a significant stride towards establishing Offaly as a vibrant and sustainable tourism destination with the launch of its ambitious Tourism Strategy 2023-2027. The official launch event, held at the County ...

31 Jan 2024 at 18:33

Coach passengers spend £8.3bn per year in local economies – study

Coach passengers in Britain spend an estimated £8.3 billion a year in local economies, according to a study commissioned by an industry body. Research for the Confederation of Passenger Transport (CPT) found £5.4 billion of the spending is from ...

17 Oct 2024 at 00:01

‘Peace tourism’ hoped to fuel plan to double visitor revenue in Northern Ireland

Peace tourism is hoped to aid a plan to almost double income from visitors to Northern Ireland over the next decade. A new Tourism Vision and Action Plan has set a target of increasing tourism expenditure from overnight visitors to more than ...

15 Jan 2025 at 15:05

Ministers hope for tourism boost with Bedfordshire Universal Studios resort

Ministers hope they will achieve the “dramatic” change to UK tourism which a new Universal Studios theme park would bring, Sir Chris Bryant has said. The creative industries minister said he wanted to see fewer foreign tourists stick to ...

19 Nov 2024 at 17:59

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