WHO would have thought that a Northern Irish chef working in Switzerland over 25 years ago would later create a festival here because he discovered he could cook and eat oysters farmed in Northern Ireland in Switzerland– but couldn't get them here. (more…)
Live It Experience It launched on February 27, 2017 and since then, so much work has been done bringing people together, finding out what each member offers and getting straight down to business. Take the Bayview Hotel in Portballintrae for example. (more…)
We are officially launching Live It Experience It on Monday, February 27, 2017. The invites have been posted and the RSVPs are coming in. This is going to be a pretty special day for us because during our launch we will be making a special…
A RURAL County Tyrone community literally took a step back in time last weekend to celebrate all things Georgian at the first ever Caledon Village Georgian Festival. We were delighted to be involved in organising this event which attracted around 3,000 people. (more…)
Claire Savage loves talking about and writing about food and drink and loves hearing other people's passion for the developing food and drink identity in Northern Ireland. Here she speaks to some North Coast producers who are doing their bit to pull in tourists from overseas.…
THEY’RE slippery little fellas but they taste damn good which is why Northern Ireland is buzzing over our PGI protected Lough Neagh Eels this week at The River To Lough Festival. (more…)
It's a promising season for apple growers as our famous orchards are in full bloom. Eleanor McGillie speaks to Hamilton Loney to find out more about the Richhill Apple Harvest Fayre (more…)
A CLUSTER of tourism businesses based in the Sperrin Mountains are collaborating to launch Cycle Sperrins next week - a tourism led initiative to attract touring cyclists from across the globe. (more…)
This time last year Eleanor McGillie was preparing to go to the first ever Richhill Apple Harvest Fayre. It's back for a second year and has featured on the Great British Menu this year. Can Northern Ireland tourism events get any more fun? (more…)
