Over 40 tourism businesses attended a recent special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for Tralee and North Kerry.
The aim of the sessions at the Ashe Hotel in Tralee was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses.
It also gave the attendees an opportunity to make new and renew old connections through the networking sessions.
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At a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. From left, Helen O'Connor-Barry, Kerry County Council, Michelle King, The Rose Hotel, Brian Carr, Rose of Tralee International Festival, Veronica O'Connor, Fáilte Ireland, Marie Galvin, Ballygarry Hotel, Sharon Houlihan, Fáilte Ireland. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
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At a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. From left, Sharon Houlihan, Fáilte Ireland, Angie Baily, Chris Sun, Kerry Voluntary Chinese Group and Declan Dowling, Kingdom Greyhound Track. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
At a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
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Veronica O'Connor, Fáilte Ireland, addressing delegates at a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
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At a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
Sandra Leahy, left, Kerry County Museum, chatting with Joanie McAuliffe, Tralee Wetlands, at a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
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Sandra Leahy, Kerry County Museum, chatting with Joanie McAuliffe, Tralee Wetlands, at a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
At a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. From left, Cara Trant, Kerry Writers Museum, Listowel, Veronica O'Connor, Fáilte Ireland, Michelle Edwards, Wildwater Adventures. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
At a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. From left, Joanie McAuliffe, Tralee Wetlands, Aidan Hanrahan, Ireland Travel Links and Sharon Houlihan, Fáilte Ireland. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
At a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. From left, Aidan Savage TFI LocalLink, Veronica O'Connor, Fáilte Ireland, Mary McCarthy, Lisa Geaney, Crag Caves, Castleisland. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
At a special networking event hosted by Fáilte Ireland for the Tralee and North Kerry tourism industry in The Ashe Hotel, Tralee. Over 40 tourism businesses attended the event, which brought businesses from Tralee and North Kerry together in a central meeting location at The Ashe Hotel. The objective of the networking sessions was to communicate and reinforce the impacts of collaboration and cross selling in tourism for businesses and to provide them with the opportunity to forge new and renew old connections through the networking sessions. From left, Veronica O'Connor, Fáilte Ireland, Aily McCord and Mags O'Sullivan, The Aquadome Tralee. Photo: Valerie O'Sullivan/FREE PIC**
