Marketing Lancashire is Lancashire’s place marketing organisation and leads the LVEP (Local Visitor Economy Partnership) for the county. Working collaboratively with both local authority and private sector partners to communicate investment opportunities and to showcase Lancashire’s strengths as a place to live, work, study and invest in, as well as a premier destination for visitors. Visit Lancashire is the tourist board for the county and a division of Marketing Lancashire. Read more
The Lancashire Skills & Employment hub is working with the Department for Education on the Early Connect Pilot and is looking to connect with businesses who already employ young people and apprentices to capture best practices and promote the recruitment of young people.
Crow Wood's Paula is AA Housekeeper of the Year 2024
Crow Wood Hotel & Spa in Burnley is no stranger to awards and on Monday 23 September their Executive Head Housekeeper, Paula Seddon from Blackburn, picked up the prestigious AA Hospitality Award for House Keeper of the Year 2024.
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Lancashire Tourism Trio Triumph at VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2024
Lancashire tourism businesses won Gold and Bronze awards last night (5 June) at the national VisitEngland Awards for Excellence 2024, held in the Rum Warehouse of Liverpool’s Titanic Hotel with guest host, the celebrated hotelier and TV presenter, Alex Polizzi.
The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) can offer partners in Lancashire, large and small, the opportunity to engage with the enthusiasm and skills of a wide range of university students
Lancashire Visitor Economy continues to show strong signs of recovery
The latest tourism figures released (2022) have revealed that the Lancashire tourism sector continues to show a strong recovery post-pandemic with 17 million more visitor days and nights in 2022 than 2021.
Marketing Lancashire and VisitBlackpool have announced that a collaborative bid has been awarded Local Visitor Economy Partnership (LVEP) status by VisitEngland, placing them among the country’s leading organisations for destination management.
Campaign launched to highlight why living and working in Lancashire is hard to beat
Marketing Lancashire has launched a new campaign ‘Make our Lancashire Yours’ to illustrate the rich tapestry of the county with its compelling contrast of country, coastline and cities complemented by its fabulous food and local delicacies.
