England's Tourism Industry

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The Value of Tourism Go

Tourism is essential to England’s economy.  It generates £97billion each year, employs in excess of two million people and supports thousands of businesses, both directly and indirectly.

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How Tourism is Managed: A Time of Transition Go

Public sector tourism is undergoing the biggest changes since the 1969 Development of Tourism Act. Find out how the delivery landscape is changing.

Govt Tourism Policy

The Government Tourism Policy Go

Prime Minister, David Cameron’s, foreword to the new Government Tourism Policy clearly states what makes this policy special.  VisitEngland welcomes this cross Government approach which is designed to ensure that tourism takes its rightful place as a positive contributor to the nation’s economy, employment and quality of life.

Strategic Framework

Strategic Framework for Tourism in England Go

The Framework and its associated Action Plans are the product of extensive consultation and collaboration with England's tourism industry. They set out the ways in which the industry can work together to achieve a 5% growth in value, year-on-year, over the next decade.

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Tourism in 2012 Go

2012 promises to be an extrodianary year for England. With so much happening throughout 2012 including, the first English Tourism Week, London 2012 Olympics & Paralympic Games, the Diamond Jubilee, the Torch Relay, the Cultural Olympiad and all the events of 2012 it has never been a better time to explore this spectacular country. 

English Tourism Week

English Tourism Week: 10-18 March 2012 Go

Tourism in England benefits everyone, everywhere, every day.  English Tourism Week 2012 offers the industry a fantastic opportunity to showcase itself and put the industry at centre stage in what promises to be a year to remember! Find out how you can get involved.

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England's Tourism Intelligence Partnership (ETIP) Go

Information on ETIP, a board representing the RDAs, VisitEngland, ONS, local government, the tourism industry and its trade associations, DCMS and academia.