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UK tourism industry news
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The US senate has approved a one-year extension to the requirement for British travellers to hold biometric passports when visiting America. |
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VisitBritain will launch its fourth England product marketing campaign in an attempt to rejuvenate domestic travel. |
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The Irish minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism, John O’Donoghue, has announced funding of almost 5.7m euros for the construction of a new adventure park within Co. Roscommon’s Lough Key Forest Park. |
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The Welsh minister for economic development and transport, Andrew Davies, yesterday launched the tourism Action Plan for the Countryside Experience at the Royal Welsh Show. |
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Visit London is to take five specially commissioned black cabs on a tour of the US to promote London as a destination to potential visitors. |
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Culture secretary, Tessa Jowell, has today revealed government plans to propel UK tourism from a £76bn a-year to a £100bn a-year industry by 2010. |
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According to a survey by consumer analyst, Mintel, British families will spend around £15bn on holidays this year. |
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Next month (August), British Waterways (BW) will be unveiling the results of a year’s worth of visitor surveys designed to accurately measure the number of people visiting and using inland waterways in Britain. |
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British attractions and tourism organisations have teamed up to host the First National Conference of Visitor Attractions (VAC2004) this October. |
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Ticketing supplier, ts.com, has launched a new initiative to help tourists pre-plan their visits to Scottish visitor attractions. |
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