Upgrade for city hotel
Hyatt unveils new look following refurbishment.
Hyatt unveils new look following refurbishment.
Accolade follows record visitor numbers for Birmingham in 2013.
Giant Screen Cinema to close.
Richard Lutz heads towards an edge of Britain rarely visited.
TripIndex highlights north-south cost divide.
City’s visitor economy now worth record £5.34 billion.
City delegation visits Asia to launch tourism workshops for Indian travel agents.
Airline to increase number of flights.
To commemorate the start of the First World War Andy Goff went to France and Belgium
City’s growing profile as short break destination highlighted.
Lovers and One Direction fans wanted.
£2.2 million grant boost for heritage site.
“It is just not worth taking the risk.”
Finals place for Moseley hostelry.
City ranks higher than any other regional spot as place to live.
A cocktail celebrating Birmingham’s food scene has been created as part of a campaign to mark English Tourism Week.
Birmingham Airport and Marketing Birmingham have become two of the first UK companies awarded a new Chartermark declaring they are fit to welcome Chinese visitors.
Launching the New Ironbridge 100 mile Challenge .
Business tourism programme Meet Birmingham to take new ‘Where The World Meets’ campaign to Australia, USA and Europe in 2014.
Survey reveals UK’s fastest growing Valentine’s destination.
City enjoys record-breaking year across tourism and inward investment sectors.
Reflects on business tourism career spanning quarter of a century
CEO of VisitBritain launches initiative with major tourism event as part of Prime Minister’s China tour.
Markets and shopping boost visitors numbers.
Boom time in city centre.
Everyone has a Nowhere to get to. For RICHARD LUTZ, it is Macao
Sell-out for TV series spin-off.
A poignant new free exhibition, Last Post: Remembering the First World War, will explore the effect of the events of 1914-18 on the Post Office, its people and the contribution of postal communications to the war effort.
Music is not just good for the soul – it’s good for the economy.
State of the art addition to 300 year-old site.