Spike Island and Cliffs of Moher shortlisted for World's Best Attraction award

Spike Island in Co Cork and the Cliffs of Moher in Co Clare are in contention to be named World's Best Attraction at the prestigious International Travel and Tourism Awards. (ITTA)

Spike Island and Cliffs of Moher shortlisted for World's Best Attraction award
Thu, 22 Aug, 2019 - 16:40
Olivia Kelleher

Spike Island in Co Cork and the Cliffs of Moher in Co Clare are in contention to be named World's Best Attraction at the prestigious International Travel and Tourism Awards. (ITTA)

The awards recognise the outstanding successes of destinations, tourist boards, private sector companies and individuals.

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CourtsTourismPlace: Co CorkPlace: Cliffs of MoherPlace: Co ClarePlace: LondonPlace: PortugalPlace: MuseumPlace: JapanPlace: VietnamPlace: Machu PicchuPlace: Mount KilimanjaroPlace: Burj KhalifaPlace: DubaiPlace: CobhPlace: east CorkPlace: Spike IslandPlace: USPlace: GermanyPlace: Cliffs of Moher Visitor ExperiencePlace: EuropePlace: Buckingham PalacePlace: BarcelonaPlace: Sagrada FamiliaPlace: Ribeira do PortoPlace: ColosseumPlace: RomePlace: Burren and Cliffs of Moher GeoparkPlace: Europe.ThePlace: Wild Atlantic WayPerson: Éamon Ó CuívEvent: International Travel and Tourism AwardsEvent: World Travel AwardsOrganisation: Spike IslandOrganisation: ITTAOrganisation: Warner BrosOrganisation: Cork County CouncilOrganisation: Department of Justice
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