Foreign workers to learn cúpla focail in tourism plan

A HUGE annual festival and lessons for foreign workers in giving a “céad míle fáilte” are among the plans announced yesterday to make Dublin the third most visited city in Europe.

Foreign workers to learn cúpla focail in tourism plan
Tue, 15 Jan, 2008 - 00:00
Mary Regan

It is hoped that Dublin will overtake Rome, Barcelona and Prague to become the third most popular city destination in Europe by 2010, only behind Paris and

London. The plans were announced yesterday by Dublin Tourism at the launch of its report Making it Happen Dublin Regional Tourism Plan 2008-2010.

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