The prime ministers of Thailand and Ireland were last week seen travelling abroad to promote tourism to their countries.    Today TravelMole joins forces with the European Tour Operators Association (ETOA) to ask if Gordon Brown should follow their lead.   Next week is British Tourism Week and on Wednesday, UKinbound and ETOA launch the Britain & Ireland Marketplace, a new workshop dedicated to generating tourism in Britain & Ireland.    In advance of this, please help us reveal the true health of the market by filling in an ETOA survey on the state of UK and Ireland tourism in 2009.   RESPOND HERE: http://survey.constantcontact.com/survey/a07e2hjxjscfshp32sa/start

RELATED STORIES RELATED STORIES 13/03/2009 Center Parcs urges domestic tourism trade not to ‘mess up’ 09/03/2009 Domestic trade urged to back British Tourism Week 04/03/2009 New UK visa regulations threaten tourism 27/02/2009 UK tourism strategy attacked as ‘confusing and conflicted’ 29/01/2009 ETOA addresses international tourism in today's climate

MORE 20 MAR BREAKING NEWS MORE 20 MAR BREAKING NEWS VisitBritain to lure more travellers through virtual link-up Jobs go as Hebridean downsizes with sale of ship ABTA seeks candidates for new president Ryanair to start new Stansted route Costa re-affirms €2.4 billion fleet expansion Morocco responds to downturn with new promotional website Advantage and Amadeus extend self-booking pact WTM to run summer travel conference New ops manager for JTA Flydubai chooses its pilots and crew South Pacific rocked by earthquake

BOOKMARK with Digg, Facebook, Reditt... BOOKMARK with Digg, Facebook, Reditt... Delicious Digg Reddit Facebook StumbleUpon Technorati

CONTRIBUTE STORY, PHOTO, VIDEO

Categories: Destination, Sustainable Travel, Travel Agent, Hotel & Resort, Tour Operator, Airline, Business Travel, Travel Technology, Luxury Travel, MICE

USER COMMENTS