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One-third drop in number of overseas visitors to the West of Ireland

Details: Created on Wednesday, 26 October 2011 14:48

THE NUMBER OF OVERSEAS VISITORS COMING TO THE WEST OF IRELAND HAS DROPPED BY OVER ONE-THIRD IN THE PAST DECADE, ACCORDING TO A REPORT LAUNCHED TODAY BY THE IRISH TOURIST INDUSTRY CONFEDERATION.

THE STUDY INSISTS THAT GREATER INNOVATION IS NEEDED TO ATTRACT MORE OVERSEAS VISITORS TO THE WEST, IF THIS TREND IS TO BE REVERSED.

IT ALSO SAYS THERE ARE TOO MANY PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR ORGANISATIONS INVOLVED IN THE PROMOTION OF TOURISM IN THE WEST.

One-third drop in number of overseas visitors to the West of Ireland

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