The roots of tourism in Ireland run deep, back to the beginning of the 20th century when an Irish Tourism Association was first established. The Irish Tourism Association later became Fógra Fáilte in ...

learniFI has over 250 flexible learning courses to choose from, so even those with the busiest lives can find time to upskill The following resources are designed to help you grow your tourism ...

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Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands offers unparalleled opportunities to get ‘active in nature’ and to get ‘off the beaten track’ with a latticework of vibrant waterways and myriad walking trails. It is a ...

The Inishowen Peninsula in Co. Donegal, Ireland’s most northerly point, provides both a dramatic ending and an awe-inspiring beginning to the Wild Atlantic Way. Recognising the need for improved ...

build on the work completed in these areas already and assist businesses, agencies, local groups and other stakeholders to work together reinforce the strengths and characteristics of all of the areas ...

Food and beverage consumption accounts for 35% of all international tourism revenues. Ireland's food and beverage offering has a significant role to play in the tourism industry's recovery from the ...

The Fáilte Ireland Festivals and Events division is dedicated to supporting the development of brilliant visitor experiences in Ireland by creating and promoting a selection of world class festivals ...

Fáilte Ireland’s Welcome Standard businesses are warm, friendly, hospitable and efficient, and provide the welcome that we know is expected by visitors to Ireland. With a focus on qualitative and ...

The Tourism Business Continuity Scheme is a programme of funding designed to support strategic tourism businesses survive through the pandemic and be there to help drive the recovery of tourism.

A five-year plan aimed at fostering sustainable tourism development by enhancing and creating compelling destination experiences.

Killarney town situated in Killarney National Park in County Kerry in the Southwest of Ireland, at the feet of the McGillicuddy Reeks mountain range. Killarney has been Ireland’s premiere destination ...