Bath in Georgian charm offensive at tourism conference
Tourism leaders have taken the city’s Georgian history to London today.
Members of Bath Tourism Plus, along with representatives from some of the city’s top attractions, attended an international trade event in the capital to help raise Bath’s profile.
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Nick Brooks-Sykes with Stephanie Hill
The International Confex exhibition, which is aimed at event organisers, saw Stephanie Hill, marketing manager of the Royal Crescent Hotel, donning full Georgian regalia.
During the week BTP also took a sample of what Bath has to offer to other trade events held across the country such as the Best of Britain and Ireland in Birmingham and VisitBritain March Marketplace event at Wembley Stadium.
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BTP chief executive Nick Brooks-Sykes, said it was important to increase the profile and awareness of Bath in key overseas markets.
He said: “In 2012 the Olympics gave Britain's profile a huge boost. However, that doesn't mean we can all sit back and watch visitors flood in. This is why BTP is working harder than ever to put Bath in the marketplace and ensure we continue to attract higher spending international and conference business."
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