Fill your clients’ hearts with Ireland

By Travel Weekly

Known for its endless possibilities, Ireland is an island that can be as wild as the wave-lashed coastline on the most remote reaches of the Causeway Coastal Route, or as gentle as the softly swaying riverbanks of the Hidden Heartlands.

It’s an island that feels tailor-made for adventure, whether you’re climbing the stone steps of a 12th-century tower or enjoying the briny tang of fresh oysters by the Atlantic waters.

It’s also an island that never fails to wrap itself around your heart with its toe-tapping traditional music, rich literary heritage and cozy, fire-lit pubs.

The Long Room, Trinity College, Dublin (image source: Tourism Ireland)

Amazing memories

The truth is that in Ireland, you’re never far from a memory in the making. There’s the endless drama of the Wild Atlantic Way – a coastline that stretches from the wind-whipped tip of Malin Head in County Donegal to the cosmopolitan harbour of Kinsale in County Cork.

Cobh, County Cork (image source: Tourism Ireland)

There’s Ireland’s Ancient East, a mesmerising wonderland of prehistoric monuments, fairytale castles and fascinating stories. And there’s Northern Ireland, which thrills with epic coastlines, and moves you with tales of the Titanic, built in Belfast.

A legendary welcome

Ireland’s spirit can’t be captured – it has to be experienced. It’s the feeling you get listening to a story told by the fire in a time-worn old pub. It’s the witty sense of humour that fizzes through Dublin and the moments of connection in small little villages.

And, it’s true: the people of Ireland are said to be among the friendliest in the world!

Giant’s Causeway (image source: Tourism Ireland)

To learn how to fill your clients’ hearts with Ireland, and find out what the country will look like as a destination for Aussie tourists in 2022 and beyond, tune in to the European Showcase 2021 on Wednesday 3 November.

There will be a choice of two identical sessions available for attendees to join on at 10am or 3pm (AEST), and the free virtual event will feature updates from the Austrian National Tourist Office, Visit Flanders, Tourism Ireland, the Italian National Tourist Board, Visit Monaco and Switzerland Tourism.

And, with amazing prizes on offer, the European Showcase will be a virtual experience not to be missed!

For more information or to register, click HERE. And, be sure to keep your eyes peeled for more updates on Travel Weekly.

Featured image: Doonagore Castle, County Clare, Wild Atlantic Way (source: Tourism Ireland)

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