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UK businesses registered ‘We’re Good To Go’ get global ‘Safe Travels’ stamp

If your business is signed up to ‘We’re Good To Go’, you are automatically issued with the international ‘Safe Travels’ stamp from the World Travel &...
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Best of UK tourism on virtual show at VisitBritain’s global trade event ‘ExploreGB

More than 350 global buyers will be connecting online with 350 tourism industry suppliers and destinations from across the UK next week to do business.
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International COVID-19 Sentiment Tracker launched

Results are now available from Wave 1 of our new international COVID-19 sentiment reports looking into the attitudes of overseas markets towards visiting...
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Chairman's statement

British Tourist Authority Chairman Lord McLoughlin's statement on the 2021 budget.
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UK businesses registered ‘We’re Good To Go’ get global ‘Safe Travels’ stamp

Businesses in the UK registered to the ‘We’re Good To Go’ industry standard scheme can now be automatically issued with the international ‘Safe Travels’ stamp from the WTTC.
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Government announces independent Destination Management Organisation Review

The UK Government has announced an independent review of Destination Management Organisations (DMOs) across England to help strengthen the domestic tourism sector...
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Visitors who take an English language course

Our research found that visitors who take an English language course before their UK trip stay longer and spend more per visit than the average visitor.
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Domestic COVID-19 consumer sentiment

The fortnightly tracking survey was set up to understand domestic intent to take short breaks and holidays both within the UK and abroad.
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Tourism forecast 2021

Take a look ahead with our inbound and domestic forecasts for 2021.
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Domestic day visits in 2019

The Annual Great Britain Day Visits Survey 2019 results are now available.
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Domestic overnight trips in 2019

The report highlights that the volume of domestic overnight trips taken in GB increased +4% to 122.8 million, while spend on these trips increased +3% to £24.7 billion in 2019 vs 2018.
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Types of transport inbound visitors use during their stay in Britain

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