Positive outlook despite ‘strong headwinds’ such as economy and Ukraine war
The Cliffs of Moher in Co Clare, one of Ireland's top tourist attractions. Photograph: Burren Ecotourism NetworkThe chief executive of Tourism Ireland is predicting a recovery for the sector in 2023 despite “strong headwinds” such as the economy and the war in Ukraine.
He said he had been anticipating that tourism in 2022 would be 65 per cent of 2019 levels, but it now looked like it would be 75 per cent.
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