Tourist bosses meet CSO statisticians in debate over visitor numbers
CSO figures show sharp fall in March visitors, but industry paints a brighter picture
CSO figures show sharp fall in March visitors, but industry paints a brighter picture
Liquidators unable to find Xerotech buyer; Fine Gael TDs back tourist tax; Meta office value slumps; and a €525m planning bill
From Taylor Swift to millionaire CEOs, luxury travel agency founder Siobhan Byrne caters to the desires of the rich and famous who want bespoke Irish holidays
Shannon-based Core Optimisation hired to boost online sales at tourist attractions across the State
Keeping the shutters up and the lights on over the low season for tourism providers is a complex operation
Unpopular visitor levy is pitched again as a way local authorities can raise revenues
Ireland has always been good at tourism. But are we losing our touch, or could falling visitor numbers be an opportunity?
Plan suggested for deciding penalties on errant platforms seems promote bureaucracy over efficiency
Work on tourist levy across city to start later this year but will require legislation
Declines in the number of visitors have been recorded in data sets for both countries
Incompatible data series make it difficult to get a true picture but AI and greater co-operation will deliver greater insight
Average daily room rate has reached €169 – 30% higher than pre-pandemic levels
Inside Business podcast: Eoghan O’Mara Walsh, CEO of the Irish Tourist Industry Confederation, tells host Ciarán Hancock why he thinks CSO figures might be overstating the current trend
Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme comes into force for European travellers on Wednesday
Deals will be struck at this year’s Meitheal tourism conference, but unease is in the air
Central Statistics Office says February decline represents ‘acceleration’ of downward trend
Dublin city centre guesthouse will appeal to hospitality operators and investors
Port operator expects to welcome 10 new cruise ships this season, which kicks off at the end of March
Minister for Heritage announces doubling of walkways in Co Galway nature attraction via partnership between parks service and Fáilte Ireland
Low-cost, high-volume business model has sparked flurry of activity from developers and operators over past 18 months
Ballygarry Hotel in Kerry reckons it can wipe out your holiday emissions and it could be a template for a model future of tourism
The boxes attached to bicycle stands are seen as a symbol of overtourism – that sounds like wishful thinking where Dublin is concerned
Despite a more positive domestic political context the outlook for Irish tourism remains mixed due to a strong dollar and weak economies in the UK and EU
The southwestern English city ticks a multitude of boxes for an affordable mini-break with stellar sights and dining options
Scheme envisages 67 units on site of former Shannon Shamrock hotel
With a gnawing curiosity, I mustered up the courage to volunteer as an English teacher in Cambodia. It was the people that left the biggest impression on me
Komodo dragons, orangutans, stingless bees and a flight of fruitbats are a feast for the eyes during this trip to Indonesia
Tourism sector welcomes decrease, noting loss of valuable holiday bookings during 2024
Reconfigured Department of Employment would help support sector that provides 270,000 jobs and generates €10bn annually in revenues
End-year review says visitors from key markets are becoming ‘more value conscious’
Fáilte Ireland research has identified a softening of difficulty in filling key hospitality roles, although staff concerns linger
Changing Times Brewery is based in Glasnevin, along the banks of the Royal Canal, and is hoping to grow next year
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