Catherine Flanagan the chief executive of AVEA visitor attractions body

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Recorded07 Jul 2025

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We are in the middle of the summer season. Dublin & Cork Airports have never been as busy but much of that are Irish citizens going abroad on holidays. What about the people coming to this country and the visitor attractions that they wish to see? The CSO says that visitor numbers are down 10% year on year. But the Tourism authorities dispute some of the data. So what is going on with our visitor attractions? Catherine Flanagan the chief executive of AVEA visitor attractions body discussed all with Joe this morning.

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