Kildare Village and the Newbridge Silverware Experience are among 65 Irish tourism businesses taking part in Tourism Ireland's annual Flavours of Ireland workshop.
Two Kildare attractions have been represented at a major tourism industry event in London aimed at attracting more overseas visitors to Ireland.
Kildare Village and the Newbridge Silverware Experience are among 65 Irish tourism businesses taking part in Tourism Ireland's annual Flavours of Ireland workshop.
Photo; Ronan Mackey, Newbridge Silverware Experience; Garry Kelleher, Tourism Ireland; Lay Tan and Lamsing Sin, both RT&E Limited/Reliance Tours, at Tourism Ireland’s Flavours of Ireland 2026 in London.
The event connects Irish businesses with around 100 international tour operators who organise trips to Ireland for visitors from markets including Britain, mainland Europe, Asia, Australia, and Africa.
Around 1,170 commercial meetings are taking place, with tour operators currently planning and contracting itineraries for 2027 and beyond.
Tourism Ireland says overseas tourism generated more than €6.4 billion for the island of Ireland in 2025, with events such as this intended to encourage operators to include a wider ranger of regional destinations in future programmes.
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