Kevin Toland of daa talks aviation, regulation, Brexit and Irish tourism

Kevin Toland is soon to finish a very successful 4 years as CEO of daa which operates Dublin and Cork airports. During that period there has been strong growth in passenger numbers and inbound tourism is at a new record high. The Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) spent 20 minutes recently with Kevin to discuss […]... Read More

Caravan and Camping holidays – a key part of the Irish tourism experience

Ireland’s caravan and camping holidays continue to grow in popularity with a high quality product throughout Ireland. The market was worth €132 million to the economy last year and caravan and camping visitors spent 3 million bednights in the country. The Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC) recently met with Con Quill, CEO of the Irish […]... Read More

Norwegian: a new player in direct transatlantic flights

4 airports in Ireland – Cork, Shannon, Dublin and Belfast – are now served by Norwegian Air International who offer direct flights to and from Providence (Boston) and Stewart International Airport (New York). These new flights have added transatlantic capacity and early sales patterns, both inbound and outbound, have been very positive since the flights […]... Read More