Tourism Ireland

Supermoon Mussenden Temple Causeway Coast, Co Londonderry

Tourism Ireland shares Ireland’s ‘Home of Halloween’ message with the world

Travel journalists from Australia and New Zealand at Long Meadow Cider, with owner Alanna McKeever (left); and Aoife Costello, Tourism Ireland (right).

Australian and New Zealand travel journalists explore Armagh

The Empire State Building in New York joins Tourism Ireland’s Global Greening initiative to mark St Patrick’s Day.

Tourism Ireland’s Global Greening to mark St Patrick’s Day around the world

Alice Mansergh, Chief Executive of Tourism Ireland; Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald, Department for the Economy; and Christopher Brooke, Chairman of Tourism Ireland, at the launch of Tourism Ireland’s 2026 marketing strategy and plans in Belfast. Photo William Cherry/Presseye

Overseas visitor spend to Northern Ireland targeted to grow to £1.3 billion

Begona Navio, ASA Tours; Emer Mac Diarmada, Tourism Ireland; and Mark McGrann, Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council, at Tourism Ireland’s Flavours of Ireland 2025 in London. Pic – Malcolm McNally (no repro fee)

‘Flavours of Ireland’ aims to grow our share of the global tourism market

John McGrillen, CEO of Tourism Northern Ireland, Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald and Alice Mansergh, CEO of Tourism Ireland.

Tourism NI flagship event showcases region on a global stage

Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald, Christopher Brooke, chairman of Tourism Ireland, David Brady, Game of Thrones Studio Tour, and Alice Mansergh, chief executive of Tourism Ireland, on day one of ITB Berlin. Picture: Maren Michaelis

Game of Thrones Studio Tour promoted at major travel trade fair in Germany

Jennifer Michael, National Trust, Shane Clarke, Tourism Ireland, and Kerrie McGonigle, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council.

Tourism Ireland aims to double overseas tourism revenue for NI by 2035

Ghilian Campbell, Visit Armagh (centre); with David Wood and Breige Coward, both Tourism Ireland, at World Travel Market in London. Picture: Malcolm McNally

Tourism Ireland sets sights on 2025 at World Travel Market (WTM) in London

Pictured at the annual ABC Tourism Conference, held at Game of Thrones, Banbridge. L-R Karen Patterson, MC; Alderman Paul Greenfield; Helen McGorman, Tourism Ireland; John McGrillen, Tourism NI; Sam Harding, Game of Thrones Studio Tour; Paul Tamati, ABC Council and Nicola Lyons, NI Screen. Photo by Philip Magowan

Tourism conference inspires collaboration and innovation to grow industry

Economy Minister Conor Murphy and Irish Minister for Tourism Catherine Martin.

New capital investment funding scheme for visitor attractions

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06/09/2021, Bushmills, Co Antrim – Tourism Ireland has launched a £5 million, multi-media promotional campaign, to boost travel to Northern Ireland from GB over the coming months. The campaign, which is running under the banner ‘Northern Ireland – Embrace a Giant Spirit’, will be seen by millions and will reach at least 80% of all adults in GB. It will generate demand now and drive bookings for short breaks and holidays in Northern Ireland.
PIC SHOWS: Pictured at the Giant's Causeway are (l-r) Christopher Brooke, Vice-Chairman of Tourism Ireland; Gordon Lyons MLA, Minister for the Economy; Niall Gibbons, Chief Executive of Tourism Ireland; and Esther Dobbin, Giant's Causeway, at the launch of Tourism Ireland’s promotional campaign to boost travel to Northern Ireland from GB.
Pic – Paul Faith (no repro fee)
Further press info – Elaine Moore, Tourism Ireland tel: 077 6652 7719 or Clair Balmer, Tourism Ireland tel: 074 3630 3557

Tourism Ireland launches £5m promotional campaign

Mackerel should ideally be cooked and eaten within hours of being caught and the most feasible way of doing this is to catch it yourself

For me there is nothing nicer to eat than fresh mackerel, locally caught

A 12-week celebration of Northern Irelands finest food and drink and tasty experiences kicks off this week, encouraging people to Taste the Island with an extensive range of events taking place throughout September, October and November. Tourism NI are offering those who try the local food and drink offering the chance to win some unique foodie experiences by sharing their experience on Instagram. To enter, simply post your #TastetheIsland experience and tag @DiscoverNI to win an exciting weekly prize. Pictured at Traceys Farmhouse Kitchen (L to R) are Tracey Jeffries from Traceys Farmhouse Kitchen in Killinchy, Food and drink blogger, Robert Ainley (Down the Hatch NI), Tourism NIs Food & Drink Development Officer, Gary Quate and Lynsey Hollywood, food and drink blogger from Down the Hatch NI. For the full programme and to book a Taste the Island experience this September, October and November visit: www.discovernorthernireland.com/tastetheisland or follow #TastetheIsland

Relish Taste the Island packed programme in Northern Ireland

Downhill Strand - a giant sand sculpture created by a group of award-winning sand artists called Sand in Your Eyes appeared on Downhill Beach on Wednesday

STUNNING: Showcasing Nothern Ireland...in sand!

Liam Cunningham (Ser Davos Seaworth) and Isaac Hempstead-Wright (Bran Stark)

GOT actor says Northern Ireland has 'the most amazing landscapes'
Tourism Ireland has unveiled a new film starring Game of Thrones® actors Liam Cunningham (who plays Ser Davos) and Isaac Hempstead-Wright (who plays Bran Stark).
Darryl Armitage

Michelle Shirlow

NI named best food destination

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