The web site options key info on tourism sights and actions in each city and village in Clare, info on native lodging suppliers, and occasions and festivals going down all through the county.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
A devoted new tourism web site for County Clare<\/strong> was launched on the Clare \u2018Tourism Together\u2019 Networking Event 2023<\/em> on the Inn at Dromoland<\/strong> on Thursday evening final, 2nd March.<\/p>\n Go toClare.ie<\/strong> is an initiative of Clare County Council and is probably the most complete ever web site devoted to showcasing all the pieces Ireland\u2019s Banner County has to supply home and worldwide guests.<\/p>\n The web site options key info on tourism sights and actions in each city and village in Clare, info on native lodging suppliers, and occasions and festivals going down all through the county. There can be a key give attention to the heritage and tradition of the county and the way guests can be taught extra about Clare\u2019s wealthy previous and traditions.<\/p>\n Key tourism business personnel in County Clare attended the web site launch, which shaped a part of a networking occasion specializing in challenges and alternatives for the native sector in 2023, together with advertising the county, lodging capability, sustainable tourism, and the proposed switch of Shannon Heritage websites to Clare County Council. Guest audio system included P\u00f3l O\u2019Conghaile<\/strong> (Irish Independent Travel Editor) and Bobby Kerr<\/strong> (Irish Entrepreneur & Businessman).<\/p>\n \u201cVisitClare.ie ultimately acts as a one-stop shop for anyone interested in finding out more about County Clare,\u201d<\/em> said Councillor Tony O\u2019Brien<\/strong>, Cathaoirleach of Clare County Council<\/strong>.<\/p>\n \u201cNow more than ever before, Clare tourism is operating in an extremely competitive and commercial marketplace,\u201d he said. \u201cThe world has and continues to face numerous significant challenges that have an impact on tourism, many of which are beyond our control. That said, the impetus rests with those working in and depending on tourism here in Clare to come together to find ways of creating new opportunities in the face of these challenges.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n The Cathaoirleach<\/strong> added, \u201cWe must be innovative and continually look to play to our strengths, of which we are fortunate to have many in our county. What better way to showcase our tourism product than to bring our assets and attributes together and showcase them in one place at VisitClare.ie.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Pat Dowling<\/strong>, Chief Executive of Clare County Council, commented, \u201cClare has much to be proud about when it comes to promoting its tourist attractions, and this new website showcases all visitors need to have an enjoyable and memorable stay in our county.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n He continued, \u201cI congratulate everyone involved for their successful efforts to produce a comprehensive, user-friendly presentation of everything this county has to offer, and I am confident it will help position the county as a competitive and attractive destination to domestic and international visitors alike.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n S\u00e9an Lally<\/strong>, Chair of the Clare Tourism Advisory Forum<\/strong>, commented, \u201cThe common theme of conversation at the Clare \u2018Tourism Together\u2019 Networking Event 2023 centred around new ways that the industry here in Clare can work together to promote the county. Clare\u2019s reliance on the tourism economy is particularly acute in comparison to many other parts of the country and it is vital therefore, that we maintain a collaborative approach to how we market the county at home and abroad.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Leonard Cleary<\/strong>, Director of Rural Development with Clare County Council, famous the Clare tourism sector\u2019s help for the event of Go toClare.ie and its ongoing promotion of the county at native, nationwide and worldwide stage.<\/p>\n He mentioned, \u201cWe must continue to work towards a vision of developing Clare as a globally recognised and certified sustainable tourism destination. Sustainable tourism is at the core of the Clare Tourism Strategy 2030, and I know it also is at the core of the wider sector\u2019s overall approach to tourism development in Clare. I commend everybody for their efforts to date on what has been a challenging time for the sector and the wider Irish economy.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n Deirdre O\u2019Shea<\/strong>, Head of Tourism with Clare County Council, mentioned the Clare \u2018Tourism Together\u2019 Networking Event offered a well timed alternative for the native sector to take inventory of its successes to this point and to look at new alternatives for 2023.<\/p>\n Ms. O\u2019Shea continued, \u201cThe Tourism Advisory Forum and Clare County Council\u2019s Tourism Department recognise that 2023 will be another challenging year for tourism, but that a collective effort is required to mitigate against all upcoming challenges. This event underlines our shared commitment to further developing the tourism economy. We will now proceed with rolling out a suite of promotions for Clare attractions, activities, and dining options, as well as shoulder season marketing campaigns for accommodation providers. Many of these promotions will be linked directly through VisitClare.ie.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n
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