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Literary Tourism The Next Chapter: A Guide for SME’s & Stakeholders

The Guide is written for SMEs who are embarking on, or perhaps thinking about developing a Literary Tourism service or product that can be delivered to markets that may be local, domestic or international. The Guide is also intended to be of value to the many stakeholders who also have an interest in Literary Tourism, those local authorities, tourism agencies and the myriad of vibrant arts and cultural organisations across the project regions. We are grateful to all of them for their contributions that have informed the development and writing of this Guide.

Anthology Poetry Award

The winner will receive a €500 cash prize and the chance to see their work published in a future issue of Anthology Magazine.
Submission Deadline & Entry Fees: 
Early Bird: 31 July 2022 – €10 per poem
Deadline: 31 October 2022 – €15 per poem

Digital Possibilites for Your Business Survey

A short introduction to the various technologies, an explanation of how they work in practice and examples of practical uses in business contexts as well as some indication of cost for creation, implementation and maintenance, know-how required in your company for development and production. View the Get Into Digital Workshop Recording here.

Literary Tourism Goes Digital: Online Workshop Friday 29 April.

Join Us to learn about using new technologies to connect, build awareness of your business, and create immersive experiences for your customers and your tourism business.
When:   12:00 – 13:15 (GMT) – Friday 29 April 2022 – Where:  Zoom Conference – Register to participate.

Exploring the History of Lady Gregory, WB Yeats and Raifteirí an File.

Thanks to the Spotlit programme we have the opportunity to promote this rich literary area, associated with so many great writers and artists – WB Yeats, Lady Gregory, the blind bard Raifteirí, and the many writers of the Irish Literary Revival era, who frequented this place, as guests of Lady Gregory, of Coole Park.

The Wild Atlantic Way Literary Performance Framework Model.

The aim of the WAW Literary Performance Model was to create a bespoke and unique literary performance-based model that is economically sustainable in the future and can attract both domestic and international audiences to experience the Wild Atlantic Way’s unique literary heritage.

WILDETHINGS Literary Framework Model.

New Wilde and Beckett Literary Tourism Products in Enniskillen. WILDETHINGS was Arts Over Borders’ chosen pilot project to test a new model of literary tourism in a rural location, taking a little-known literary connection (without the traditional assets of literary tourism – house, grave, etc.) and creating a strategy suitable for transferability to other rural areas of the NPA region with little known literary connections.

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