Vivian Nyhan, Powerscourt Estate. Lise Coakley from Tourism Ireland at CMT, Stuttgart.
Nine Irish tourism businesses, including Powerscourt Estate, have joined Tourism Ireland in Germany to launch their 2024 promotional program at the CMT Holidays exhibition in Stuttgart this week.
CMT is one of Germany’s largest travel fairs, attracting around 300,000 visitors looking for ideas and suggestions for their next holiday or those considering a trip to Ireland. CMT will also attract major tour operators and travel agents, as well as approximately 1,500 travel and lifestyle journalists during the nine-day event.
Nadine Lehmann, Tourism Ireland’s Germany Manager, said: “CMT in Stuttgart is Tourism Ireland’s first travel show of the year, helping to spread the word about Ireland’s many great attractions and things to do, and to help spread the word about Ireland’s many great attractions and activities. This is a great opportunity to inspire travelers across the world.” We aimed to put Ireland on our 2024 holiday bucket list. Germany is the third largest source of tourists to the island of Ireland and one of the world’s largest outbound travel markets. ”
Tourism Ireland’s goal for 2024 is to increase the value of overseas tourism to Ireland, sustainably support the economy, communities and environment, inspire international visitors and develop strategic partnerships. We do this by strengthening the. Tourism Ireland’s message in Germany and around the world is that Ireland has a lot to offer across regions and seasons. The organization showcases the iconic reasons to travel here, expanding people’s bucket lists from the most famous spots to hidden gems.