I bought an apartment in Temple Bar, having written about the vital need for people to live in the city centre. I was so full of optimism about the future of Dublin then
Staycationing is not cheap, especially in high season, but there are also significant costs to investing in a holiday hideout of your own
Kerry community is embracing innovation with mix of local energy projects, nature-positive farming and sustainable tourism
Residents throughout the occupied West Bank describe the fear and deprivations they endure amid the expansion of Israeli settlements
When Hurricane Irma devastated the region in 2017, it paved the way for the Antigua-based administration to make good on its intent to turn Barbuda into a millionaires’ playground
Over-tourism is ruining popular destinations, try these alternatives without compromising on experience
Tourism spend by overseas visitors was down 21% on same month last year
Slowdown in American market the central fear for Irish tourist businesses, Fáilte Ireland reports
From elopements to college reunions, a growing number of firms cater for smaller groups in search of particular experiences
I was in Barcelona, near the Sagrada Família: tourist central. Everyone was narky
Tourism and Gaeltacht move to other portfolios from Department of Culture, Communications and Sport
Residents blame short-term lets and holiday homes for worsening the Co Mayo town’s accommodation shortage
Museum’s Irish Times room features several new items from the newspaper’s history
Visitor numbers may be looking more positive, but are tourists spending less money?
Trend of falling visitor numbers since September has prompted questions from sector
John Moran likens ability to raise revenue locally to powers of similarly elected European mayors
Amid a record boom in campervan ownership since Covid, complaints include a lack of infrastructure, ‘backlash’ from some councils and poor behaviour from a minority
As tourists to Spain each year nears 100 million, many see Airbnb lettings as a culprit of the current housing crisis
Fáilte Ireland says declining inbound tourism numbers ‘jar with industry’
Twenty-bedroom Avondale House on Gardiner Street for sale with vacant possession
Aoibheann McNamara has transformed a 1930s Land Commission cottage on a high plateau in the Burren into a 21st century self-catering retreat
Albania is a place for history lovers, the curious and the open-minded
‘They are choosing more friendly policies’ says Mexican tourism official
Single? You'll pay more on holiday, in the supermarket and for your tax bill
Statue in Dublin has multiple broken fittings, inspection shows
The Greek island is best savoured without the crowds, when the roads are open, the best tables waiting and the sea stretching luminously ahead
In March of this year, slightly fewer than 39,000 people normally resident in Ireland travelled to the US, a drop of 27 per cent compared with March 2024
Even before Rory McIlroy’s success, the Harcourt Collection of hotels had a 'buoyant start to the year' with group revenues rising by 10%
Colombian city is defined by rainbow palette and tropical heat
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
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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