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North's tourism could double on back of reputation

Tourism could contribute £1bn to the North's economy by 2020.

North's tourism could double on back of reputation

Mon, 02 Aug, 2010 - 12:46

Tourism could contribute £1bn to the North's economy by 2020.

New research for the Northern Ireland Tourist Board says the amount generated could double as the country's reputation strengthens.

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