- Finn Lough Spa Village Development: This new wellness facility at Finn Lough resort features a glass dome spa pool surrounded by planting and dedicated relaxation spaces, enhancing luxury spa experiences and promoting tranquil, nature-immersed visitor stays in the Fermanagh Lakelands throughout 2026.
- Fermanagh Classic Fishing Festival: Running from 26 April to 1 May 2026, this long-established angling event on the lakes and rivers of Lough Erne attracts enthusiasts for a week of competitive coarse fishing, camaraderie, and celebration of Fermanagh’s world-class waterways, boosting seasonal tourism.
- Fermanagh Camino: Returning in May 2026 for its second year, this multi-day guided walking event starts at Lough Derg and traverses scenic routes across the county, showcasing Fermanagh’s natural beauty, community spirit, and cross-border landscapes while raising funds for local causes.
- Integration into Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands Brand: Officially part of this all-island tourism initiative in 2026, Fermanagh’s lakes, waterways, and rural landscapes will benefit from enhanced promotion, new marketing campaigns, and improved visitor access to sustainable experiences in the Lakelands region.
- Council-Led Tourism Marketing Transition: From January 2026, Fermanagh and Omagh District Council directly manages destination marketing (previously handled by Fermanagh Lakeland Tourism), ensuring continuity while advancing regenerative and sustainable tourism strategies to enrich visitor engagement across attractions.
- Sliabh Beagh Eco-Tourism Developments: Ongoing multi-year projects funded by over €6 million, including new trails, interpretation, wayfinding, and facilities in the Sliabh Beagh area, will progressively enhance walking and nature-based experiences for visitors in 2026 and beyond.
- Caves to Cruise Combo Pass: This bundled ticket offering discounted access to Marble Arch Caves guided tours and Erne Water Taxi cruises remains available in 2026, providing an affordable, combined underground and lakeside adventure to explore Fermanagh’s iconic geopark and waterways.
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