New VisitEngland research shows that it’s foodie experiences that are top of the agenda for sensory-starved Brits.
UK-wide Escape the Everyday campaign launches to boost domestic breaks
VisitEngland in partnership with the tourism organisations of London, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales has launched a UK-wide campaign to encourage people to take a domestic break during autumn and winter.
VisitEngland launches business recovery webinars
The free webinars focus on helping tourism businesses in England as the industry eases out of lockdown providing insights and practical tips for business recovery.Â
VisitEngland announces launch of virtual English Tourism Week
VisitEngland has announced that this year’s English Tourism Week to highlight the economic importance and value of tourism to local economies across England is going virtual.
VisitBritain reports on year of tourism growth
Visitors spent £951 million in Britain in the last financial year as a result of activity by national tourism agency VisitBritain/VisitEngland latest figures show.
VisitEngland and SiteMinder to boost England’s international appeal with Tourism Exchange Great Britain
VisitEngland and SiteMinder to boost England’s international appeal with Tourism Exchange Great Britain
VisitEngland launches B2B online platform connecting tourism businesses to the world
VisitEngland has launched a business-to-business digital platform that enables tourism suppliers to connect to multiple international distributors.Â
England hotels record growth performance this summer
Following a strong summer, accommodation businesses feeling confident about the coming months. @VisitEngland
VisitBritain/VisitEngland research details business events delegate’s travel and spending behaviour
Business delegates are likely to double their spend in Britain if they extend their stay for leisure following their event, according to new research by tourism agency #VisitBritain/VisitEngland – @VisitBritainBiz
Shortage of chefs in the UK
VisitEngland, the country’s national tourist board, has found chefs made up 21% of all skill shortage vacancies for skilled trades, suggesting businesses are struggling to recruit the skilled chefs they need.
