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Tourist boardsIn this section you will find all articles relating to tourist boards, giving you an easy route to all the information and news about tourist boards on Caterersearch. For subject overviews take a look at Caterersearch’s expert guides that provide 'everything you need to know' on popular subjects like tourist boards, Gordon Ramsay, Compass or Michelin-starred restaurants. Pages 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | Previous | Next Tourism funding needs reform, says VisitBritainTourism funding in England is in desperate need of reform, national tourist body VisitBritain warned the Government on Tuesday (15 November). Tourism Society honours Olympic teamAfter successfully bringing the 2012 Olympics to London, the organisation behind the bid was yesterday honoured by the Tourism Society. Visit Britain picks up trio of awards
Plea to tourists to keep travelling
Pride of Britain founder dies aged 74
Feel the quality at Hostex 2005The emphasis at Scarborough's Hostex 2005 hospitality show is on quality and variety, rather than size. China boost for UK tourismTourism bodies have welcomed the signing of an agreement between Britain and China that should allow growing numbers of Chinese visitors into the UK. VisitBritain predicts record year for international touristsTourist board VisitBritain is predicting that 2004 will prove a record year for international visitors. VisitBritain to support only assessed hotelsVisitBritain has announced that from 2006 it will promote only hotels assessed either by itself, VisitScotland, the Wales Tourist Board, the RAC or the AA. VisitBritain to support only assessed hotelsVisitBritain has announced that from 2006 it will promote only hotels assessed either by itself, VisitScotland, the Wales Tourist Board, the RAC or the AA. Lord Marshall of Knightsbridge to head up VisitBritainCulture Secretary Tessa Jowell today named Lord Marshall of Knighstbridge as the new chairman of tourist body VisitBritain. BHA criticises lack of fundsThe British Hospitality Association (BHA) has accused the Government of slapping the UK tourism industry in the face by failing yet again to increase funding for the national tourist board VisitBritain.
GovernmentThe Government has slapped the UK tourism industry in the face by once again failing to increase the funding for national tourist board VisitBritain, says the British Hospitality Association (BHA). What the weekend papers sayA round-up of the weekend's news affecting the hospitality industry... Visit London gets its own TV channelLondon's marketing board, Visit London, is launching a £2m digital TV channel to inspire residents and tourists to get to know the capital better. Tourism AwardSponsored by Aramark New tourism network for Scotland under fireThe two-year review of the structure of Scotland's tourist board network has come in for strong criticism from members of the Scottish parliament. Finding the right hotel locationLooking for a hotel? First, make sure it’s in the right place… Outrage grows over STB plans for area boards THREE Scottish area tourist boards (ATBs) have joined forces to fight proposals to amalgamate them with seven other boards under proposals to create a single, bigger tourist board for the north of Scotland. The Orkney Tourist Board, Shetland Islands Tourism and the Western Isles Tourist Board are bitterly opposed to Scottish Tourist Board (STB) proposals to reduce the existing 32 ATBs to just seven. These three boards would be amalgamated with Caithness, Sutherland, Ross and Cromarty, Skye, Inverness, Fort William and Aviemore to make one pan-Highlands and Islands Tourist Board. Angus Macmillan, director of tourism for the Western Isles Tourist Board, said the island areas needed separate, dedicated marketing and promotion. "There is absolutely no common ground between the majority of areas faced with amalgamation," said Mr Mac-millan. "For instance, skiing has absolutely no relevance to the island communities, and outlying islands cannot be visi Outrage grows over STB plans for area boards THREE Scottish area tourist boards (ATBs) have joined forces to fight proposals to amalgamate them with seven other boards under proposals to create a single, bigger tourist board for the north of Scotland. The Orkney Tourist Board, Shetland Islands Tourism and the Western Isles Tourist Board are bitterly opposed to Scottish Tourist Board (STB) proposals to reduce the existing 32 ATBs to just seven. These three boards would be amalgamated with Caithness, Sutherland, Ross and Cromarty, Skye, Inverness, Fort William and Aviemore to make one pan-Highlands and Islands Tourist Board. Angus Macmillan, director of tourism for the Western Isles Tourist Board, said the island areas needed separate, dedicated marketing and promotion. "There is absolutely no common ground between the majority of areas faced with amalgamation," said Mr Mac-millan. "For instance, skiing has absolutely no relevance to the island communities, and outlying islands cannot be visi Pages 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | Previous | Next |
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