PIC SHOWS: David Connellan, Tourism Ireland; Marcus Doyle, Druids Glen Hotel & Golf Resort; Jessica Todd, Galgorm; Matt Sandercock, Mount Juliet Estate; Eamonn Logue, Templepatrick Golf Club; Becca Tootill, Tourism NI; Dave Wensley, North & West Coast Links; Tracey Mooney, Visit Mourne; John Eggleston, Ballybunion Golf Club; Sonja Collins, Activities Ireland; Karen Collins, Killeen Castle; Nessa McCall, Activities Ireland; Joe Shannon, G Golf Ireland; Anna Maria O’Mahony, Ballybunion Golf Club; Pauline Carey, Lough Erne Resort; Meg Dalton, Killarney Golf & Fishing Club; Joseph Cruise and Marcella Ercolini, both Tourism Ireland; Jeff Fallon, The Royal Dublin Golf Club; Brendan Keogh, South West Ireland Golf (SWING); Philip Rock, Killeen Castle; Breffne McKenna, Castlemartyr Resort; Breifne O’Brien, Green Golf Ball; Stephen Perry, Ten Square Hotel and Kingfisher Country Estate; and Jenny O’Reilly, Fáilte Ireland, at the International Golf Travel Market (IGTM) in Rome.s
~ Tourism Ireland and partners attend a major golf fair in Rome ~
Tourism Ireland’s drive to grow golf visitor numbers from around the world continues this week – at the International Golf Travel Market (IGTM) in Rome.
Seventeen (17) golf and tourism operators from the island of Ireland have joined Tourism Ireland at this important event for the global golf travel community – which brings together more than 1,300 golf travel professionals from around the world, including around 400 golf tour operators.
The companies from Ireland are engaging in four days of one-to-one, pre-scheduled appointments and networking – which provide a valuable opportunity to negotiate and exchange vital contracts for 2023.
Louise Finnegan, Tourism Ireland’s Head of Business Partnership, said: “IGTM is a fantastic opportunity to showcase our world-class golf. This is just one element of Tourism Ireland’s busy promotional programme to encourage more golfers from around the globe to consider a holiday on the island of Ireland. Our message is that the island of Ireland offers international golfers the complete package – with some of the very best golf in the world, spectacular scenery and the warmest of welcomes.
“We’re also taking every opportunity to highlight the fact that The Open will return to Royal Portrush in 2025 and the Ryder Cup will take place at Adare Manor in 2027. Tourism Ireland will be pulling out all the stops once again to leverage the tourism potential of these prestigious sporting events in our important golf markets around the world.”
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