- The group flew directly to Cork on Edelweiss flight from Zurich and followed a food-focused itinerary.
- The programme included the Cork Tasting Trail Kinsale boat tour Midleton Distillery and Ballymaloe experiences.
- Visits continued to Mount Congreve Avoca Mill and a Dublin e-bike tour with Howth Adventures.
- The visit aims to inspire Swiss holidaymakers through articles on Irish produce and culinary experiences.
Tourism Ireland has hosted four Swiss journalists with a combined audience of around 1.7m as they explored Ireland culinary offering this week.
The group followed a bespoke itinerary focused on food and drink and flew directly to Cork on Edelweiss flight from Zurich.
The programme started with a Cork Tasting Trail from the English Market with Fab Food Trails then continued to Kinsale for a boat tour with Kinsale Wellness on Water and dinner at Fishy Fishy. The journalists visited Midleton Distillery Experience and Hederman Smoke House enjoyed dinner at Ballymaloe House Hotel and took a private garden tour at Ballymaloe Cookery School. They experienced the 350m Estate to Plate menu at The Stables Café at Mount Congreve did a guided walk in the garden toured Avoca Mill in County Wicklow and took a panoramic e-bike tour with Howth Adventures in Dublin.
Nadine Lehmann shared seeing is believing so we were delighted to invite this group of influential Swiss journalists to visit ireland to experience our superb local produce and culinary experiences at first-hand. The articles and content these journalists will produce and share will inspire holidaymakers in Switzerland to come and discover Ireland for themselves.
Tourism Ireland hosted four Swiss journalists with a combined audience of around 1.7m.
Nadine Lehmann shared seeing is believing so we were delighted to invite this group of influential Swiss journalists to visit ireland to experience our superb local produce and culinary experiences at first-hand. The articles and content these journalists will produce and share will inspire holidaymakers in Switzerland to come and discover Ireland for themselves.
