All posts tagged "Irish Travel Industry"

Seven people – Gonzalo Ceballos, Enda Corneille, Yvonne Muldoon, John Booty, Tony Collins, Eileen Penrose and Maura...

The 22nd Irish Travel Trade Awards, the industry’s ‘Oscars’, were announced and presented at last night’s Irish Travel Industry Christmas Party at the DoubleTree by Hilton Dublin. The Gala Dinner

Under an overcast but dry sky, Amadeus hosted their eighth annual golf classic for the Irish travel industry  at Mount Wolseley Hotel Spa and Country Club. Forty golfers teed off

Enquiry levels for summer holidays have been strong in January all over the 32 counties of Ireland and bookings are on a par or slightly up on last year –

The 20th Irish Travel Trade Awards, announced and presented at last Friday night’s inaugural Irish Travel Industry...

It was a case of roof open or roof closed as Sharon Jordan of One Stop Shop...

A well-attended travel trade workshop, a lunch reception at Chapter One, an evening ‘Stars & Stripes’ reception in the Radisson Blu, a greyhound race night out, and the Tour America

Riviera Travel, the UK escorted tours and river cruising company based in Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, will be opening an office in Dublin soon with three Irish staff. The parent company,

In his very first interview since coming to Dublin to take over as Director of the Spanish Tourism Office, Gonzalo Ceballos Watling outlined to ITTN’s News and Features Editor, Neil

NYC & Company has teamed up with Aer Lingus to give travel agents the chance to earn a trip to New York City. All you have to do is book

Travel Centres’ seventh Owners/Managers Conference, to be held at the Clarion Hotel, IFSC, Dublin next Tuesday (13th September) will include presentations from the Commission for Aviation Regulation, Micros and Praxis

Agents booking and confirming a 2011 or 2012 Royal Caribbean International cruise by next Friday, 26th August, will be in with a chance to win one of 20 places on

Travelsavers Ireland has announced an innovative educational and networking programme for its licensees called ‘Lunch ’n’ Learn’. The inaugural fast-break meetings will take place in Dublin (on 15th September at

Inghams announced yesterday that it has “reluctantly” decided to cease tour operations from Ireland with effect from winter 2011-12 and that its offices in Dublin will close on Friday 19th

Panorama Holidays claims that staying two weeks instead of one could save money. “Clearly, people are looking to cut back on everything in these times, and that includes travel,” said

More than 280,000 passengers are expected to travel through Dublin Airport over the August Bank Holiday Weekend, a 2% increase over the same period last year, according to the Dublin