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Tourism Strategy

Glenbarrow Waterfall

Glenbarrow Waterfall, Co. Laois.

Tourism Strategy for County Laois 2006-2010 was launched at Castle Durrow in Durrow, Co. Laois on Monday 27th February 2006. This strategy is to change the perception of Laois as a Tourism destination. This ambious 5 year plan intends to raise the tourism overnight stays, find a large attraction for the county and work with the project to get it into action. The plan is very ambious but also very possible. The strategy is a joint project between Laois Tourism, Laois Leader and Laois County Council. The funding was provided by Laois leader and the council and it is intended to continue support for the duration of the strategy.

Launch of Tourism Strategy 

(Launch of the Tourism Strategy)

Tourism Strategy

Tourism in Laois is relatively undeveloped by comparison with other Midland countries. This is due to a number
of factors i.e. a limited range of built attractions, a limited hotel supply and other registered accommodations,
the absence of a tourism tradition and the lack of an extensive base of professional tourism providers. Added to this, the county lacks a medium term comprehensive strategy to direct the future growth of tourism. In this latter regard Laois Tourism Ltd. appointed May Day Management Consultants, Limerick in August 2005 to assist in the preparation of a tourism strategy for Laois 2006-2010.

Tourism Strategy (PDF Document - 523 kb)



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