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VisitEngland has today, 20 December, announced the 10 finalists to make the shortlist of its annual search to find the unsung hero of England’s tourism industry.

Wildheart Animal Sanctuary/Simon Clark; Adam Henson's Cotswold Farm Park; Muncaster Castle; Roarr!; Dartmoor Zoo/Kira Butters; Leicester Museums & Galleries; Adventure Island; Scarborough North Bay Railway; Southampton Saints; Visit County Durham

Tourism Superstar 2025 finalists
VisitEngland

Millions of Brits planning a domestic holiday during festive season, bringing estimated £2.5 billion boost to economy. Survey also shows that going out for a meal and visiting a Christmas market are most popular festive activities.

Getty Images/SolStock

Group of young friends sharing a bag of cotton candy at the Christmas market.
VisitEngland

British tourism suppliers will join VisitBritain in Frankfurt from 13-14 November to meet with top buyers to do business and boost tourism to Britain.

Germany
VisitBritain

UK tourism suppliers are set to show top buyers from across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries and Asia why Britain is the destination to visit now, as VisitBritain gears up to host its ‘Destination Britain Middle East and Asia’ trade mission in India.

Rachel Adams / The Times / News Licensing

VisitBritain/VisitEngland CEO Patricia Yates photographed outside the Visit England offices
VisitBritain

VisitBritain has announced its programme to secure international business events and increase delegate attendance has resulted in a boost to the economy of £45.5 million.

Alamy Stock Photo/Jim Monk

Bell's Bridge and the SEC Armadillo by the river Clyde in Glasgow, at sunrise.

VisitEngland has today, 22 October, revealed the winners of its Visitor Attraction Accolades for 2023-2024, recognising excellence within the visitor attraction sector.

VisitBritain/VisitEngland

VisitEngland Accolades 2023-2024

Competing for visitors from China and encouraging them to explore more of Britain through regional gateways, driving growth from tourism across the nations and regions, are top of the agenda as VisitBritain CEO Patricia Yates visits Beijing and Shanghai this week.

Rachel Adams / The Times / News Licensing

VisitBritain/VisitEngland CEO Patricia Yates photographed outside the Visit England offices
VisitBritain

Tourism businesses can use the questionnaire to identify the key accessibility features in their business and list these on their websites to provide high-level accessibility information.

VisitBritain/Nemorin

As we mark World Tourism Day, our CEO Patricia Yates shines the spotlight on the importance of our industry as a global force for good.

Rachel Adams / The Times / News Licensing

VisitBritain/VisitEngland CEO Patricia Yates photographed outside the Visit England offices

National tourism agency VisitBritain has been welcoming international media to Birmingham, Bath and London this week for a film-and-TV themed trip to showcase iconic filming destinations and associated experiences to boost tourism to Britain.

The Royal Crescent Hotel and Spa

External view of regency style building of the Royal Crescent, Bath through a field of blurred out daffodils in the foreground,

Eligible non-Europeans can now apply for an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETAs) to travel to the UK.

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VisitEngland has today Wednesday 11 September revealed this year’s 100 winners of its ROSE Awards.

VisitBritain

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