visitTeesvalley works directly alongside the Regional Development Agency and the three other Area Tourism Partnerships to deliver a strong, coherent set of services to businesses and visitors in the region.
It is a voluntary and independent partnership of public organisations and private businesses, directed by a management board made up of individuals from both the public and private sectors.
Headed by Julia Frater, visitTeesvalley covers the five boroughs of Darlington, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland and Stockton-on-Tees.
Its objective is to promote the Tees Valley to visitors, locally, nationally and internationally. This is done with the clear vision that local businesses, visitors and residents will all benefit.
Services and advice include:
To visit visitTeesvalley's website click here: www.tourismnortheast.co.uk/visitteesvalley
To visit their consumer website click here:
http://www.visitteesvalley.co.uk
| Julia Frater Head of visitTeesvalley | 01642 264934 julia@visitteesvalley.co.uk |
Heidi Shepherd Administration & Information Officer | 01642 264957 heidi@visitteesvalley.co.uk |
| Claire Boston-Smithson Commercial Development Manager | 01642 264939 claire@visitteesvalley.co.uk |
| Lynda Clayton Business Tourism Officer | 01642 264937 lynda@visitteesvalley.co.uk |
| Cara Pringle Events Marketing Officer | 01642 264929 cara@visitteesvalley.co.uk |
| Victoria Cornfield PR & Leisure Marketing Officer | 01642 264935 victoria@visitteesvalley.co.uk |
| Maria Iacobelli Leisure Marketing Officer | 01642 264935 maria@visitteesvalley.co.uk |
This factsheet contains the contact details for organisations that can provide help and support to tourism businesses in the North East.
Executive Summary of the Tourism Strategy for North East England.
This factsheet explains how public sector and private sector tourism is organised. It describes how the roles of each layer of organisation in the public sector and covers how providers, tour operators, retailers and distributors bring tourism products and services to consumers, and the implications for tourism businesses.