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Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council will shortly be inviting members of the public to help shape the future of tourism in the Borough for the next 10 years.
Council has appointed Runda Hospitality and Tourism Solutions to lead the development of a new Destination Management Plan for 2026-2036.
This strategic plan will help guide tourism development across the Borough for the next decade and will look at how we grow while protecting and promoting our unique landscapes. It will also consider how communities and visitor experiences can evolve in a sustainable way.
Council is encouraging everyone to get involved – residents, businesses, community groups and stakeholders alike. By sharing your ideas, you can play an important role in shaping tourism in the Borough for years to come.
More details on how to get involved will be shared in the coming weeks, so whether you’re passionate about community, the environment, local heritage, or enhancing the visitor experience your voice matters.
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