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Northern Ireland Tourist Board

Martin Graham
028 9023 1221
m.graham@nitb.com
www.discovernorthernireland.com

The Northern Ireland Tourist Board (NITB) is responsible for the development, promotion and marketing of Northern Ireland as a tourist destination.

Northern Ireland is the place to be for a choice of accommodation, breathtaking scenery, uncluttered roads and something to see and do no matter where you go. From heritage sites such as the world-famous Giant’s Causeway to heritage centres like the Ulster American Folk Park; from cruising on Lough Erne or climbing in the Mourne Mountains to wining, dining, and shopping in friendly cities such as Belfast and Derry; Northern Ireland has it all. Access from Great Britain has never been better, with a wide range of low cost fares available by air and sea.

NITB’s Chief Executive is Alan Clarke, and its Chairman is Tom McGrath, whose term in office began in January 2003.

NITB can be contacted at Belfast (028) 9023 1221.