failteireland.ie
Ireland’s national tourism development authority supporting tourism businesses, destinations and communities
About failteireland.ie
Fáilte Ireland is Ireland’s National Tourism Development Authority. It supports tourism businesses with training, mentoring, funding, advice and research, and invests in destinations, visitor experiences and sustainable tourism development.
Its work serves tourism businesses, communities, government and local-authority partners, and other tourism organisations. It also supports domestic tourism and business events through marketing initiatives and event programmes.
Product: Public tourism development programmes, business supports, destination investment, training and tourism research.
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