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factors - tourism in Dublin
Two factors - influenced development of tourism in Dublin Region: accessibility and marketing
Dublin Tourism
earns nearly 2 billion euro annually
2017 - 6 million tourists visited Dublin: 2 million were domestic tourists, 4 million came from overseas.
63% come from - USA, Great Britain, France and Germany
attractions: Guinness, Book of Kells, Temple Bar, Grafton street and Phoenix park
problem with tourism
accommodation in Dublin - 19,000 hotel beds in Dublin but another 4,200 are needed
accessibility - flights
attractive to large number of visitors because its accessible
Dublin is main entry point for visitors
90% of all air flights to Ireland land - Dublin airport
consequence: 33 million passengers passed through Dublin airport in 2016
accessibility - ferries
nearly 2 million tourists used Dublin Port ferry service to Britain and France
most popular port for cruise liners
2017: over 100 cruise ships visited Dublin, bringing 200,000 tourists.
Easy travel - benefit
National Transport Authority (NTA) - created visitor leap card
allows tourists 72 hours of unlimited travel on all public transport, (LUAS, DART and Dublin Bus)
LUAS
construction in 2004 increased accessibility - Irish Museum of Modern Art and National Museum at Collin’s Barracks.
improved the image of Dublin - modern and contemporary city.
marketing
tourism is reliant
Fáilte Ireland - national agency responsible for developing Irish tourism
The Grow Dublin Task force - established by Fáilte Ireland in 2012
aim: increase the number of tourists visiting Dublin by 2020 - promoting Dublin abroad
Failte Ireland program
develop key markets, Conference, Cruise and Event visitors
consequence: Fáilte Ireland estimated - overseas visitors will increase from by 7% every year over a seven year period.
Local councils - Fingal
The Fingal Tourism Strategy 2015-2018 - developed by the Fingal County Council: to boost tourism in North Dublin
Geo positioned tourist app
created to highlight towns and attraction in the county + assists tourist travel between locations
South Dublin County council + Fingal council is thinking of liffey Blueway and parks beside River Liffey