- Tourism Ireland invites journalists to A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms sites.
- Visits to Glenarm Castle, Tollymore Forest Park, Titanic Quarter, and studio tour.
- Journalists from seven countries with 10m combined reach.
- Coincides with HBO Max premiere to boost tourism.
- Explores show’s backdrops in Belfast and beyond.
Tourism Ireland and Tourism NI hosted eight international journalists to explore Ireland’s links to HBO series A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms.
The group visited filming locations including Glenarm Castle and Tollymore Forest Park. They toured Belfast’s Titanic Quarter with a Glass of Thrones walking trail and Game of Thrones Studio Tour. Journalists from Britain, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Belgium, and the Netherlands reach around 10m readers. The visits coincide with the HBO Max premiere to inspire travel.
The initiative builds on the impact of Game of Thrones tourism.
Elmagh Killeen shared “To coincide with the premiere of the highly anticipated ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’, we invited top international journalists to come and explore some of the show’s filming locations for themselves. With a combined audience of around 10m, their articles are sure to resonate with fans of the show, inspiring them to come and explore Northern Ireland and the island of Ireland for themselves.”
