Marketing Lancashire
Marketing Lancashire is the place marketing organisation for Lancashire. Working collaboratively with both local authority and private sector partners from across the county to communicate investment opportunities and to showcase Lancashire’s strengths as a place to invest, work, live and study 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
COVID-19: Marketing Lancashire launches a county-wide recovery plan. Read more
Latest News
5.3 million Brits plan domestic break for Platinum Jubilee weekend, bringing an £1.2 billion economic boost
A VisitEngland survey out today shows that 5.3 million Brits are definitely planning an overnight holiday break in the UK during the extended Bank Holiday weekend for the Platinum Jubilee, bringing an estimated £1.2 billion boost to the economy. See our VisitLancashire Platinum Jubilee quide to events #InLancashire VisitEngland’s ‘Platinum Jubilee Weekend Trip Tracker’ survey […]
Preston’s Making Homes from Houses Project wins national awards
Preston City Council’s Empty Homes Team have been recognised by the national Empty Homes Network, winning two awards and receiving a highly commended in a third category. Making Homes from Houses project is a collaboration between Preston City Council, Homes England and partners, Community Gateway Association, to turn empty dwellings into homes by transforming through […]
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Spotlight Features
Do you work with or know a great Lancashire food and drink producer?
After an absence of two years, we’re delighted to announce that the National Festival of Making has invited Marketing Lancashire to deliver a Taste Lancashire Market, as part of the festival taking place on, Saturday 11 & Sunday 12 June 2022, in Blackburn town centre.
STEAM 2020 - the impact of Covid-19 on Lancashire visitor numbers
The annual Lancashire STEAM* figures, one of the evaluation tools used by destinations to measure the volume and value of tourism, have been released today (22 October 2021) by Marketing Lancashire; they reflect the serious impact that the pandemic has had on the county’s tourism and hospitality businesses.