2nd April 2010
Categories: Latest Research
This framework is the first such scheme launched in the past ten years and has been developed in collaboration with organisations and individuals across both private and public sectors.
It highlights the action needed to maximise the tourism industry's contribution to England's economy and aims to set out the ways in which the tourism industry can work together to realise the headline ambition of growth year on year, over the next decade.
The strategy is based on four 'pillars' under which individual initiatives will be developed - to increase England's share of the global visitor market, to offer compelling destinations of distinction, to champion a successful thriving industry, and to facilitate greater engagement between the visitor and the experience.
Read more about the Strategic Framework on the VisitEngland website and the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead for tourism between now and 2020.
TK - Blogging as a Business Tool - Factsheet - 19.5.10
A factsheet about learning and using other languages to attract and keep international customers.
A copy of a Dutch e-marketing message.
A VisitBritain Topic Profile on the importance of welcome - in all its forms - to overseas visitors.
A factsheet containing symbols - and their meanings and translations - for you to use in your international marketing materials and at your website.
One North East media campaign Jan to May 2010
An Excel spreadsheet for analysing your customers by age, income, interest and origins
Participate in the extensive group travel marketing opportunities for North East businesses. This guide details the 2009/10 opportunities.