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EXPLORING THE LAND WE LOVE IT’S FRIGHT NIGHT!


HALLOWEEN - the time of year when the ghosts and ghouls come out to play. Fancy spinning a yarn about all the spooky and spectacular tales that encompass Northern Ireland? Belfast and the surrounding regions have plenty for people to do over the half-term break, including some spooktacular events that’ll bring fear even to the brave-hearted! Located in North Belfast and steeped with local history, Crumlin Road Gaol’s P ar an o rm a l Tour is renowned as one of the best in the city. Some even suggest that the Gaol is one of Belfast’s most haunted buildings. On the walk around the prison, an expert guide will inform you of the people and personalities that once passed through the cells and are said to still linger around the complex.


Looking for a harmonious Halloween? The Ulster Orchestra are set to put on a fantastic performance of some the creepiest classic movie melodies. The performance


includes incredible renditions of Ghostbusters, Harry Potter and Hotel Transylvania. Taking to stage on 30 October in the Waterfront Hall, this spine-chilling performance is not to be missed!


Those wanting to dust the cobwebs


off their walking shoes and learn about the haunting history of Belfast City Centre while enjoying a tipple? Belfast City Centre has exactly that! On the 27th of October, join historian Francis Higgins at The Deer’s Head, Belfast for an intriguing talk & tour into Belfast’s ghosts and how folklore impacts the streets of our city.


Located just an hour out of Belfast is the Jungle


NI, who celebrate Halloween like nowhere else. The Jungle NI is renowned throughout the country for its Fright Night, a night organised where attendees venture into the unknown to experience some truly terrifying attractions. A fast-paced and immersive evening right from you step into the Jungle NI carpark, the Jungle NI Fright Night is sure to raise both your heartrate and the hairs on the back of your neck!


Voting for the Northern Ireland Tourist Information Centre of the Year 2022 is now open and will give you a chance to make your nomination


Our local Tourist Information Centres have been keeping the public promptly up to date with local events, attractions and festivals as tourism flourishes in 2022.


Tourist Information Centres have been there to cater for both local tourists indulging in a staycation and searching for inspiration, and travelling tourists hoping to explore this region and all it has to offer.


With the restrictions on international travel now lifted for the province, this year’s award will give tourists a chance to highlight the continued flow of information from our Tourist Information Centres across the Province.


Here’s a helpful list of things you may want to consider when making your nomination:


•Up-to-date information on what tourist attractions are open and what tourism experiences are available in the area


•Warm and friendly welcome •Inspirational alternatives in the area


By submitting your nomination for Tourist Information Centre of the Year 2022, you will be entered into the prize draw to win an overnight stay for two with bed and breakfast at the Slieve Donard Hotel, Newcastle.


Closing date for nominations is September 30th, 2022


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Tourism Information Centre of the Year 2022, NI Travel & Tourism Awards, Northern Ireland Travel News Unit 1, Windsor Business Park, 16-18 Lower Windsor Avenue, Belfast, BT9 7DW


4 THE LOCAL TOURIST


Game of Thrones Fans Given Welcoming Treat at Belfast International Airport


THE world-famous Willow Throne has gone on display at Belfast International Airport, greeting tourists coming to Northern Ireland. The Willow Throne was created by expert weaver Bob Johnston for the Game of Thrones Season 8 premiere in Belfast before residing in The Ulster Museum. Built 30% bigger than the actual Iron Throne from the hit HBO TV series, the Willow Throne will offer a giant welcome to visitors and will invite fans to experience the new Game of Thrones Studio Tour at Linen Mill Studios in Banbridge.


Game of Thrones Studio Tour from Linen Mills Studio and Warner Bros. Themed Entertainment, opened earlier this year, bringing authentic sets including Winterfell, Dragonstone, and Kings Landing, costumes, and props from the show together to offer a world-class experience. Visitors to Game of Thrones Studio Tour can learn the secrets behind the making of one of the world’s most iconic TV series, much of which was filmed at Linen Mill Studios in Banbridge, where Game of Thrones Studio Tour is located.


Brad Kelly, Game of Thrones Studio Tour’s General Manager, said: “The eye-catching Willow Throne will invite visitors to discover more about Game of Thrones Studio Tour and the epic experience that awaits them. This is the only official


Game of Thrones Studio Tour in the world and the only place where a visitor can genuinely journey through Westeros.” Naomi Waite, Director of Marketing at Tourism Northern Ireland, said: “The Willow Throne display is a fantastic opportunity to give visitors from near and far a giant welcome to the land of Game of Thrones.


“Data from OAG paints a positive picture of a bounce back in access to Northern Ireland this summer, with air seat capacity to Northern Ireland expected to be at 89% of the level seen in the same period in 2019. As consumer sentiment shows a strong pent-up demand to travel, we look forward to seeing the smiles and sharing the social media posts from visitors coming through Belfast


International Airport.”


Brian Carlin, Director of Commercial Development at Belfast International Airport said: “The Willow Throne display is situated in our arrivals area, and we are delighted that Ulster Museum has donated this signature piece to the Airport. This is a real focal point for visitors and gives them a taste of what they can do on their trip to Northern Ireland. We are proud to be the first part of that experience at Belfast International Airport.” To book tickets for Game of Thrones Studio Tour, visit: www.gameofthronesstudiontour.com


Nestled at the foot of the Mountains of Mourne, the magnificent Slieve Donard stands among six acres of immaculate private grounds.


A golden strand of beach borders one side while the mighty Royal County Down golf course frames the other. This lovingly maintained Victorian hotel, just 30 miles south of Belfast and 90 miles north of Dublin, is home to one of Europe’s finest resort Spas and is perfect for a short break, residential conference or grand event.


At Slieve Donard, guests can experience the finest culinary experiences in our three restaurants and world-class treatments at our Spa which rivals any in Europe.


In addition, the Mountains of Mourne are on the doorstep and offer fantastic walking and climbing experiences, while the breathtaking Tollymore Forest Park is just a few minutes away by car.


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