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DCC pledges continued support for tourism in 2026

30.12.2025 05:48 1 min 1 source
Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport ENG
DCC pledges continued support for tourism in 2026
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Donegal County Council has outlined its tourism priorities for 2026, focusing on leveraging the upcoming TBEX conference and its Lonely Planet recognition. The council's budget allocates continued support for the camping and campervan sector, including facility upgrades and signage, and designates nearly €50,000 for festival funding. It also commits €50,000 to support regional airports and plans targeted digital marketing to promote the county.

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29.12.2025 Highland Radio - Latest Donegal News and Sport ENG
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