Tuesday, 18 May 2010
Advertise in 2011 Visitor Guides & VE's Annaul Attractions Survey
VisitEngland's Annual Survey of Visits to Visitor Attractions for 2009
VE recently sent an email to all tourist attractions asking them to take part in the above survey; it will only take a moment and in return you will get useful feedback showing how you compare against other attractions.
If you have not yet completed the survey please do so by following the link on the Annual Survey of Visits to Visitor Attractions 2009 email you received from VisitEngland.
If you cannot find the email, or want the website link resending to you please contact Lisa de Roche on 0207 578 1466 or attractions2009@visitengland.org
Advertise in 2011 Visitor Guides
For all the latest information about advertising on the 2011 visitor guides for the county please click here
Lights, Camera, Action - join VisitEnlgand’s new marketing campaign for free!
The search is on for England's Best Minute!
VisitEngland has launched a new marketing tactic encouraging holidaymakers to share their best holiday videos online – but tourism businesses can also use it to promote themselves to potential visitors at a national level!
The competition is called ‘England’s Best Minute’ and videos could be anything from a perfect picnic, a surf lesson at the beach, hiking through the countryside or sharing a drink with friends in the sunshine.
Videos can only be uploaded by the British public, but tourism businesses are being urged to tell visitors about the competition – and in return videos of their attraction, accommodation, workshop, event or site could be seen on VisitEngland’s website.
A public vote will decide the ‘Best Minute’ video and a free holiday will be presented to the winner.
For businesses, the venue of the winning video will receive free national publicity and promotion. For more information on the competition and how you can get involved visit their website.
VisitEngland has launched a new marketing tactic encouraging holidaymakers to share their best holiday videos online – but tourism businesses can also use it to promote themselves to potential visitors at a national level!
The competition is called ‘England’s Best Minute’ and videos could be anything from a perfect picnic, a surf lesson at the beach, hiking through the countryside or sharing a drink with friends in the sunshine.
Videos can only be uploaded by the British public, but tourism businesses are being urged to tell visitors about the competition – and in return videos of their attraction, accommodation, workshop, event or site could be seen on VisitEngland’s website.
A public vote will decide the ‘Best Minute’ video and a free holiday will be presented to the winner.
For businesses, the venue of the winning video will receive free national publicity and promotion. For more information on the competition and how you can get involved visit their website.
Cultural Olympiad launches their tourism campaign
Cultural Olympiad have launched their new tourism campaign called 'Discovering Places' on the 23-25 July 2010.
The 2012 Olympics will throw a global spotlight on the UK – not only for sports, but as a place to visit before, during and after the games.
To help businesses capitalise on the attention a nationwide weekend promotion called ‘Discovering Places’ is being organised by the Cultural Olympiad Team.
Its aim is to highlight the range of activities and things to do in the UK around the time of the Olympic Games.
For more information see their website, or email the Project Co-coordinator Catharine Bull c.bull@theheritagealliance.org.uk.
The 2012 Olympics will throw a global spotlight on the UK – not only for sports, but as a place to visit before, during and after the games.
To help businesses capitalise on the attention a nationwide weekend promotion called ‘Discovering Places’ is being organised by the Cultural Olympiad Team.
Its aim is to highlight the range of activities and things to do in the UK around the time of the Olympic Games.
For more information see their website, or email the Project Co-coordinator Catharine Bull c.bull@theheritagealliance.org.uk.
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