Destination Day for Waterford
Are you involved in the tourism industry in Waterford? Destination Waterford City Tourism Committee is hosting a city and countywide Destination Day on Thursday 24th May from 10am to 1pm in The Ardmore Suite at the Tower Hotel. If you are in the tourism business, this is a must for you. This half day event will allow everyone in the tourism business to come together and showcase tourism offerings to one another. It is an ideal opportunity to network with industry peers, gather information and build relationships. It's free to attend and free to take part in – we'll even provide refreshments on the day!
This event will:
Promote and facilitate networking
Allow for the exchange of information among tourism providers from the city and county
There are many exciting things happening in Waterford city and county and Destination Day is the perfect opportunity for tourism operators to update their knowledge about what there is to do and see.
The Destination Waterford City Tourim Committee expect a wide selection of accommodation providers, restaurants, activity providers, sports venues, pubs, culture and visitor attractions at the event.
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Destination Day for Waterford
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