National Aviation Policy

Finally, the new National Aviation Policy was launched. No one can say this was a rushed job having been kicked off in December 2012. Given that over 80% of our visitors arrive by air, this policy clearly has implications for tourism. Main features relevant to tourism include: The retention of Dublin, Cork and Shannon Airports […]... Read More

Award Winning Good Food Ireland still tops

Catering for 20,000 delegates is a challenge not to be taken lightly. But that’s what Good Food Ireland did at the Web summit, and they did it so well that they received a standing ovation from the delegates. The achievement also won them the Best Food Experience at the inaugural Irish Tourism Industry Awards ceremony. […]... Read More

Parknasilla – Still growing after 120 years

The indications are that 2015 will be a record year for Irish Tourism, but is every region benefiting from this strong recovery? Well, you can hardly get to a more westerly point than the 120 year old Parknasilla Hotel and resort. ITIC spoke with Managing Director Tony Daly – Click on the video below to […]... Read More

Business Tourism Award Winners go for growth

The Kerry Convention Bureau, Advantage PCO and Fáilte Ireland scooped the Best Business Tourism Innovation Award at the recent Irish Tourism Industry Awards event. Their entry was built around the Adventure Travel World Summit to Killarney in October 2014. Some months after the big victory ITIC spoke with the principals involved to see what’s been […]... Read More