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MeetEngland, part of VisitEngland, today launched the MeetEngland Impact Network. Held at the historic Cutlers’ Hall in Sheffield, representatives from 15 cities across the country joined 19 ambassadors and five industry colleagues to celebrate the experts, innovators and thought leaders who help position England as a world-leading knowledge destination.

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As distilleries and vineyards open their doors for the spring, visitors can explore coastal sites, countryside vineyards and rural estates accompanied by nature in full bloom.

Seven British restaurants – four in England, three in Scotland – have been honoured with a prestigious Michelin green star for their commitment to sustainable dining in 2026.

Discover what types of activities and experiences domestic and inbound consumers are looking for while in England. And how these affect their choice of holiday destination.

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Looking to expand your reach in Australia and New Zealand? This event connects UK suppliers with influential local travel trade.

Access the latest numbers of domestic overnight trips British residents took, when they took these trips, for what purpose, their total expenditure and the number of nights they stayed.

Among a raft of new accommodation, Britain’s heritage properties are in the spotlight, from a Victorian-era landmark in Leicester to a historic hunting lodge in the Scottish Highlands.