Islanders unite for new tourism branding venture

ISLANDERS off Cork are planning a sea change in their attitude to the development and promotion of tourism.

Islanders unite for new tourism branding venture
Tue, 30 Nov, 2004 - 00:00
Eddie Cassidy, West Cork

Moves are afoot to generate a distinct brand image for the seven southern islands that attract more than 200,000 day trippers yearly.

After Fota Island, the islands of West Cork represent the biggest tourist attraction in the region for day visitors.

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