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Tourism Ireland attend travel fair targeting German holiday makers

Debbra Szafryk 11 months ago 2 min read

Tourism Eire go to vacation good focusing on German vacation makers

Tuesday, January 17, 2023.

PIC SHOWS: Barbara Smyth, Silver Line Cruisers; Jonathan Thomas, Irish Rugby Tours; Norma O’Shea, Skellig Six18 Distillery; Stefan Kupner, Shannon-Travel Bootsreisen; Elisabeth Murthum, Irlandspezialistin; Ronan Mackey, Newbridge Silverware Visitor Centre; Martina Burba, Irish Caravan & Camping Council; Chris Ruebel, Tourism Ireland; Aisling Burke, Newbridge Silverware Visitor Centre; Gabi Ruebel, Castle Hotel and Ballina Manor Hotel; and Mary Lyons and Viktoria Albrecht, both Tourism Ireland, at CMT in Stuttgart. — Barbara Smyth, Silver Line Cruisers Jonathan Thomas, Irish Rugby Tours Norma O’Shea, Skellig Six18 Distillery Stefan Kupner, Shannon-Travel Bootsreisen Elisabeth Murthum, Irlandspezialistin Ronan Mackey, Newbridge Silverware Visitor Centre Martina Burba, Irish Caravan & Tenting Council Chris Ruebel, Tourism Eire Aisling Burke, Newbridge Silverware Visitor Centre Gabi Ruebel, Castle Resort and Ballina Manor Resort and Mary Lyons and Viktoria Albrecht, equally Tourism Ireland, at CMT in Stuttgart.

Tourism Ireland and associates go to travel truthful in Stuttgart targeting German holidaymakers for Ireland

Tourism Eire in Germany kicked off its 2023 programme of promotions at CMT (holiday break exhibition) in Stuttgart this 7 days. Tourism Eire is joined at CMT by 9 tourism enterprises from Ireland.

CMT is just one of the most significant travel fairs in Germany, attracting all around 300,000 readers – or opportunity holidaymakers for Ireland – all wanting for tips and strategies for their next holiday break. CMT also attracts primary tour operators and vacation agents, as well as all over 1,500 journey and way of life journalists, during the 9-working day event.

Nadine Lehmann, Tourism Ireland’s Manager Germany, said: “CMT in Stuttgart is the initial journey reasonable of the 12 months for Tourism Ireland, providing an fantastic opportunity to spread the word about the quite a few wonderful factors to see and do in Eire and to really encourage German travellers to put Ireland on their holiday ‘wish-list’ for 2023.

“Germany is the 3rd-most significant resource of visitors to the island of Ireland and just one of the major outbound journey markets in the globe. In 2019, we welcomed 749,000 German visitors to the island of Eire.”

Marketing the Wild Atlantic Way, Dublin, Belfast, the Causeway Coastal Route, Ireland’s Ancient East and Ireland’s Concealed Heartlands will carry on to be a major concentrate of Tourism Ireland’s exercise in Germany, and somewhere else all-around the world, in 2023. The organisation will also proceed to emphasize simplicity of accessibility from Germany to Eire.

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