€35m to be spent marketing Irish tourism

More money €35m is to be spent on promoting Irish tourism next year, the Book of Estimates has revealed.

€35m to be spent marketing Irish tourism
Thu, 18 Nov, 2004 - 16:00

More money €35m is to be spent on promoting Irish tourism next year, the Book of Estimates has revealed.

The 2005 Book of Estimates has earmarked €35.78m for tourism marketing which is an increase of 14%. This €35.78m will come from a total allocated spend of €124m on tourism.

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