Journalists jet in to explore Ireland as LGBT tourism hotspot

An international media delegation has arrived to explore Ireland as a possible LGBT tourism hotspot.

Journalists jet in to explore Ireland as LGBT tourism hotspot
Fri, 02 Oct, 2015 - 01:00
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Journalists from The Guardian, BuzzFeed UK, and The Huffington Post are among those who will document the Irish LGBT tourism experience.

The group of travelling media boasts a combined online readership of more than 77m people a month; a TV viewership of up to 40m US households; and a print circulation of more than 225,000.

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