Pre-tax profits at Titanic Belfast declined by 30pc to €4.32m due to higher costs.
Revenues increased by 3pc to £22.7m in the year to the end of March 2025. Visitor numbers reached 869,628 and exceeded forecasts by 23,154. The attraction focused on growth in European and North American markets. Directors anticipate stronger trading in 2025 despite potential drops from cost of living rises and the Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme.
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