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Πέμπτη 22 Αυγούστου 2013

Tourism Ireland launches new website for Middle East travellers

DUBLIN - Tourism Ireland has launched a new and improved website for its GCC audience with an exclusive competition for one lucky winner to experience a ‘road-trip-of-a-lifetime’ along Northern Ireland’s most famous coastal route.

Enhancing Tourism Ireland’s online presence in the region, the new website has been developed in response to growing interest in travel to the island of Ireland from the Middle East market.

The local site provides comprehensive, up-to-the-minute information for Middle Eastern visitors with culturally curated exclusive content.

The ‘Jump into Northern Ireland’ road-trip-of-a-lifetime competition offers one lucky winner and guest a one week road trip to take in sites such as the multi-million pound Titanic Belfast Visitor’s Centre and the extraordinary Giant’s Causeway UNESCO World Heritage Site, whilst enjoying the scenic car routes of the Causeway Coast along the way.

Thomas Redmond, Tourism Ireland’s representative in the Middle East, commented: “Tourism Ireland is revving-up its online promotional activity in line with increased interest we are seeing from the Middle East in travel to the island of Ireland, as visitor numbers continue to increase month by month from the GCC market.”

Having such a huge fanbase is significant because each fan has an average of 200 friends, making Tourism Ireland just one degree of separation (or just one click away) from having its message shared with 250 million people around the globe.

“As well as providing users with an enhanced visitor experience on our website, we are also continuing to develop our regional social media presence,” added Redmond.


“Our Facebook and Twitter fan growth remains steady, and we will continue to prioritise our digital growth strategy in our regional marketing activity.”