Welcome to Destination UK
Destination UK is the leading magazine for promoting the UK's travel and tourism industry to travel trade professionals in Britain and abroad.
The bi-monthly magazine covers the latest news and information on tourist markets and attractions across England, Scotland and Wales as well offering in-depth features exploring special areas of interest, market trends and growth opportunities.
Destination UK is the only magazine offering direct access to travel trade professionals based both in the
UK and abroad who promote tourism within the UK. The magazine is sent to over 10,000 UK and 2,000 international professionals, with a dedicated database team ensuring that the magazine continues to deliver this targeted audience.
The bi-monthly magazine covers the latest news and information on tourist markets and attractions across England, Scotland and Wales as well offering in-depth features exploring special areas of interest, market trends and growth opportunities.
Destination UK is the only magazine offering direct access to travel trade professionals based both in the
UK and abroad who promote tourism within the UK. The magazine is sent to over 10,000 UK and 2,000 international professionals, with a dedicated database team ensuring that the magazine continues to deliver this targeted audience.
Top News Story From Destination UK
March 2010 | £3.7m for historic ride park
PLANS to create the world's first historic ride amusement park in Margate have taken a major step forward, with news that the project will receive £3.7m from the Government's Sea Change fund.
The money will help to create a theme park at the Dreamland site, giving visitors the chance to enjoy historic amusement park rides.
Many of these have been rescued from amusement parks across the UK over the past few years and are the last surviving examples of their type.
PLANS to create the world's first historic ride amusement park in Margate have taken a major step forward, with news that the project will receive £3.7m from the Government's Sea Change fund.
The money will help to create a theme park at the Dreamland site, giving visitors the chance to enjoy historic amusement park rides.
Many of these have been rescued from amusement parks across the UK over the past few years and are the last surviving examples of their type.
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