This document sets out the results of a research programme commissioned by the Northern Ireland Tourist Board to review the current status of ‘cultural tourism’ in Northern Ireland and to explore a strategic way forward by means of an action plan.

The Business Tourism Unit of the Northern Ireland Tourist Board has commenced an awareness campaign directed
at the ROI market. This campaign highlights the quality and uniqueness of the incentive, conference and corporate meetings‘ product
and po

NITB has identified Business Tourism as a key priority for Northern Ireland Tourism. It has been highlighted as a "Winning Theme" within the Northern Ireland Tourist Board's Strategic Framework for Action 2004 to 2007.

NITB has identified Business Tourism as a key priority for Northern Ireland Tourism. It has been highlighted as a "Winning Theme" within the Northern Ireland Tourist Board's Strategic Framework for Action 2004 to 2007.

The function of this department is to identify and maximise PR opportunities both domestically and internationally which will promote Northern Ireland:

The DIY familiarisation programme will provide you with all the necessary information on new and established tourism providers throughout Ireland and will enable you to take full advantage of special negotiated tourism trade rates during your visit.

Start up guides for the accommodation sector in Northern Ireland

The Northern Ireland Tourist Board does not deal with grants for accommodation directly

In order to ensure that our visitors have a memorable experience when visiting Northern Ireland it would be helpful to have an understanding of their culture. With this knowledge and understanding we may anticipate their needs and exceed their expect

Tourism Ireland is the all-Ireland tourism body set up to promote Ireland overseas. VisitBritain is the organisation to market Britain to the rest of the world and England to the British.

VisitBritain is the organisation, to market Britain to the rest of the world and England to the British.

Northern Ireland's Regional Tourism Organisations (RTOs) are responsible primarily for co-ordinating and implementing marketing activity on behalf of and with private sector and local authority members, as well as advising local businesses on tourism

The Northern Ireland Tourist Information Centre (TIC) Network is a comprehensive, friendly source of expert advice. The TIC offer a free and impartial tourist information service and an accommodation reservation function.

The Northern Ireland TIC Network was established by NITB in 1994. The rationale for its establishment was a recognition of the need to achieve a more co-ordinated, consistent and improved quality of information delivery to visitors.