Menu
25/02/2002
Fifth North/South Ministerial Council takes place
The fifth meeting of the North/South Ministerial Council (NSMC) has been held in County Fermanagh.
The Chairperson of Tourism Ireland Limited, the North/South tourism marketing company, Andrew Coppel presented a progress report on developments since the last meeting of the Council in this sector in November last year which covered the launch of Tourism Ireland.
Mr Coppel told the meeting that, in addition to the launch of the 2002 marketing programme in Dublin and Belfast on that same date, further launches had taken place in London, New York and Toronto and that further launches were planned for Germany and France.
He also revealed that the company intended to expand its Tourism Marketing Partnership to include a broader participation by industry in Northern Ireland and the Republic.
Tourism Ireland has also formally taken over responsibility for the international marketing of the island of Ireland while marketing campaigns are underway in each market in line with the objectives and strategy approved by the NSMC in November 2001.
The objective of the company is to increase visitor numbers and revenue to the island of Ireland and to support Northern Ireland in realising its full tourism potential.
(MB)
The Chairperson of Tourism Ireland Limited, the North/South tourism marketing company, Andrew Coppel presented a progress report on developments since the last meeting of the Council in this sector in November last year which covered the launch of Tourism Ireland.
Mr Coppel told the meeting that, in addition to the launch of the 2002 marketing programme in Dublin and Belfast on that same date, further launches had taken place in London, New York and Toronto and that further launches were planned for Germany and France.
He also revealed that the company intended to expand its Tourism Marketing Partnership to include a broader participation by industry in Northern Ireland and the Republic.
Tourism Ireland has also formally taken over responsibility for the international marketing of the island of Ireland while marketing campaigns are underway in each market in line with the objectives and strategy approved by the NSMC in November 2001.
The objective of the company is to increase visitor numbers and revenue to the island of Ireland and to support Northern Ireland in realising its full tourism potential.
(MB)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
01 December 2010
'Brand Ireland 'Targets Inbound Tourism
The Irish Republic is hoping for a financial fillip from overseas - but not this time by way of an EC-funded bailout for the beleaguered economy. Instead, overseas tourism is being targeted for an increase in visitor numbers and in incoming revenue.
'Brand Ireland 'Targets Inbound Tourism
The Irish Republic is hoping for a financial fillip from overseas - but not this time by way of an EC-funded bailout for the beleaguered economy. Instead, overseas tourism is being targeted for an increase in visitor numbers and in incoming revenue.
27 January 2010
Tourism Matters In Focus
Whether it is 'flying your kite' surfing off Benone, (pictured) or enjoying cultural tourism in west Belfast, the way tourism is marketed has been in focus this week. Both an advance - and a more backward step - in tourism matters were highlighted yesterday as two politicians spoke out on making the most of visitor numbers.
Tourism Matters In Focus
Whether it is 'flying your kite' surfing off Benone, (pictured) or enjoying cultural tourism in west Belfast, the way tourism is marketed has been in focus this week. Both an advance - and a more backward step - in tourism matters were highlighted yesterday as two politicians spoke out on making the most of visitor numbers.
27 October 2021
Belfast Makes Top 20 List Of Most Sustainable Destinations In The World
Belfast has made the Top 20 official list of sustainable destinations in the world, recognised as a leading city tourism destination committed to sustainable development and growth.
Belfast Makes Top 20 List Of Most Sustainable Destinations In The World
Belfast has made the Top 20 official list of sustainable destinations in the world, recognised as a leading city tourism destination committed to sustainable development and growth.
27 October 2022
New £4m NI Tourism Campaign Launches
Tourism Ireland has announced a new £4 million multi-media promotional campaign across Great Britain to promote short breaks and holidays in Northern Ireland. The campaign is a result of funding recently announced by Economy Minister Gordon Lyons to help Northern Ireland's tourism industry rebuild and expand post pandemic.
New £4m NI Tourism Campaign Launches
Tourism Ireland has announced a new £4 million multi-media promotional campaign across Great Britain to promote short breaks and holidays in Northern Ireland. The campaign is a result of funding recently announced by Economy Minister Gordon Lyons to help Northern Ireland's tourism industry rebuild and expand post pandemic.
01 August 2024
Ministers Announce New Shared Island Tourism Funding Scheme
A new funding scheme from the Shared Island Tourism Brand Collaboration Project – featuring Fáilte Ireland, Tourism Northern Ireland and Tourism Ireland – has been announced by Economy Minister Conor Murphy and Ireland's Minister for Tourism Catherine Martin.
Ministers Announce New Shared Island Tourism Funding Scheme
A new funding scheme from the Shared Island Tourism Brand Collaboration Project – featuring Fáilte Ireland, Tourism Northern Ireland and Tourism Ireland – has been announced by Economy Minister Conor Murphy and Ireland's Minister for Tourism Catherine Martin.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherToday:The day will be very windy with strong to gale force westerly winds becoming occasionally severe along the north coast. Sunny spells will be interspersed with scattered showers. Maximum temperature 8 °C.Tonight:West to northwest gale force winds, severe along the north coast, will continue overnight. Frequent showers persist, merging into longer periods of rain at times and turning wintry. Minimum temperature 1 °C.
