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Irish tourism decline 'slows' during June
Ireland's Central Statistics Office (CSO) has
reported "signs of stabilisation" in the number of
UK residents visiting the country after figures
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31 Aug 2010
Whitby pier set for repair
A £1.8m project to repair Whitby's East Pier Extension will begin shortly, Scarborough Borough Council has said. more
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31 Aug 2010
Irish tourism decline 'slows' during June
Ireland's Central Statistics Office (CSO) has reported "signs of stabilisation" in the number of UK residents visiting the country after figures for June revealed a 3 per cent drop. more
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24 Aug 2010
Heritage tourism plans for Rothesay
Historic Scotland and Argyll and Bute Council are to form a partnership in order to look at new ways to capitalise on the island's heritage and to attract more tourists to the area. more
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19 Aug 2010
Funding boost for Irish tourist attractions
Irish tourism minister Mary Hanafin has revealed that around €190m is to be invested in upgrading and developing new tourist facilities across the country over the next six years. more
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19 Aug 2010
Culture continues to boost city's economy
Liverpool City Council (LCC) has announced that the former European City of Culture's economy was boosted by more than £33m last year as a result of hosting cultural events. more
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18 Aug 2010
CAA to help protect stranded travellers
The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) is working to help rescue thousands of UK holidaymakers left stranded abroad following the collapse of two travel companies in recent days. more
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18 Aug 2010
ONS reveals inbound tourism increase
New figures have shown a 2 per cent increase in the number of inbound visitors to the UK for the three months ending June 2010, compared with the previous quarter.
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18 Aug 2010
Equine tourism plans for South Somerset
South Somerset District Council (SSDC) has announced that it is exploring whether local businesses could be given more support to help develop an 'equine tourism destination'. more
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06 Aug 2010
WTTC slams government's cost cutting plans
The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has expressed its "dismay" at the government's decision to axe up to half the staff at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS). more
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06 Aug 2010
Blackpool's cycle hire scheme expands
Blackpool Council has announced a further 160 bicycles are to be made available as part of the resort's cycle hire scheme, which first launched in September 2009. more
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04 Aug 2010
Aer Arann suspends internal Cork flights
Ireland-based airline Aer Arann has insisted it remains committed to Cork Airport despite the news that it will suspend services between the city and Belfast and Dublin from 31 August. more
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03 Aug 2010
Irish inbound tourism continues decline
New figures released by Ireland's Central Statistics Office have revealed a 23.6 per cent fall in the number of overseas visitors during May, compared with the same period in 2009. more
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30 Jul 2010
BA losses widen during first quarter
British Airways (BA) has reported a pre-tax loss of £164m for the first quarter ending 30 June as industrial action and the Icelandic volcanic eruption took their toll on the airline. more
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30 Jul 2010
Tourism plan to 'recognise' TV show success
The Vale of Glamorgan Council (VGC) has agreed to "recognise the marketing potential" of the successful BBC TV sitcom, Gavin and Stacey, as part of its draft tourism strategy. more
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30 Jul 2010
London's West End set for major overhaul
London's West End is set for a major transformation as part of efforts to attract an additional 50 million visitors a year by 2020, which have been unveiled by the New West End Company (NWEC). more
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29 Jul 2010
Celtic Wave scheme seeks 'cruise ambassadors'
Three Welsh port destinations - Anglesey, Milford Haven and Swansea - are looking to recruit new "ambassadors", as part of a wider initiative designed to attract more cruise ship passengers. more
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28 Jul 2010
Dublin awarded City of Literature status
Dublin, Ireland, has become the world's fourth City of Literature, which is a permanent designation and forms part of the UNESCO Creative Cities Network launched in 2004. more
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28 Jul 2010
easyJet reveals £65m cost of ash disruption
easyJet has posted a 5.3 per cent increase in revenue for the third quarter ending 30 June, despite disruption caused by a volcanic ash cloud earlier this year costing the budget airline £65m. more
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27 Jul 2010
New €1m campaign to promote Dublin
Irish tourism minister Mary Hanafin has announced the launch of a new €1m campaign, which is designed to attract more visitors to Dublin from the UK market. more
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26 Jul 2010
VisitBritain defends tourism report
National tourism agency VisitBritain has denied claims that a report it commissioned was "unrealistic", after it suggested that visitor spend in the UK would increase by more than 50 per cent in the next ten years. more
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20 Jul 2010
Wales air link operator search launched
The Welsh Assembly Government has announced that it is seeking a new operator to take over the north-south air link between Cardiff and Anglesey airports for the next four years. more
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20 Jul 2010
Volcanic ash cloud dents Ryanair profits
Ryanair has posted a 24 per cent decline in quarterly profits after disruption caused by the Icelandic volcanic ash cloud earlier this year cost the budget airline €50m (£42.4m). more
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