Tourism
The Louth Tourism Networking Committee
Promoting tourism in County Louth through networking, collaboration and member support.
Our Committee meets every 2 months the last Thursday at 9.30am to 10.30am in different venues around Louth.
If you are a Tourism Business in Louth – Join our network to connect, share ideas and enhance the visitor experience together.
The Louth Tourism Networking Group is dedicated to promoting tourism in County Louth, Ireland by fostering networking among businesses, organisations and individuals involved in the tourism sector.
• To increase awareness of County Louth as a top tourism destination part of IAE.
• To support and network tourism-related businesses and stakeholders.
• To enhance visitor experiences through collaborative initiatives.
• To engage in marketing and promotional activities to attract visitors
• Networking: Welcoming new members and visitors to engage with our group.
• Collaboration: Working together to achieve shared goals.
• Innovation: Seeking creative ways to enhance tourism.
• Sustainability: Promoting responsible and eco-friendly tourism
Membership is open to tourism businesses, local organisations and individuals passionate about promoting tourism in County Louth.
Members are encouraged to:
• Attend networking events and meetings.
• Share ideas and collaborate on projects
• Support and promote fellow members.
• The group will be led by a Chairperson and to will report to the DCOC Board.
• Meetings will be held every 2 months to discuss progress and initiatives.
• Decisions will be made collectively, ensuring transparency and inclusivity
• We communicate through meeting minutes, emails and DCOC social media channels.
• We support fellow members outside of meetings via in person or online activities.
• We advocate for funding, support and policies that benefit tourism in County Louth
Louth Tourism
Nestled between Dublin and Belfast, Louth the Wee County is the perfect destination for a family getaway, a shopping escape, or a journey through Ireland’s Ancient East. With excellent access from airports and ports, Louth offers a seamless start to any adventure.
What sets Louth apart is its unique blend of warm community spirit and deep cultural heritage. Whether you’re drawn to ancient legends, our scenic coastlines, or bustling market towns, Louth has something for everyone.
Visitors are invited to step into myth and magic of the Cooley Peninsula, uncover ancient secrets in the Boyne Valley, or wander the charming streets of our historic towns and villages. From outdoor adventures to culinary delights, Louth is bursting with unforgettable experiences, there is plenty to do and explore for all ages and interests.
Don’t miss the Sea Louth Scenic Seafood Trail, where you can explore over 70km of breathtaking coastline and savour the freshest local seafood and produce.
Find out more about what’s on, places to stay, and things to do at www.visitlouth.ie or call into our local tourist offices:
Dundalk Tourist Office – Market Square, Dundalk – 042 9352111
Carlingford Tourist Office – Station House, Carlingford – 042 9373650
Drogheda Tourist Office – West Street, Drogheda – 041 9872843
Whether you’re visiting for the first time or rediscovering an old favourite, Louth welcomes you with open arms.
Our Cross Border Tourism Conference 2026 ‘Growing your visitors! – Learning from the best!’ took place on Wednesday 15th April 2026. Below are the presentations by our local , national and international speakers:
Presentations –
Cultural Tourism & ARTful Partnerships – Paul Hayes & Mary Claire Cowley, An Tain Arts Centre
Visit Louth – Trails, Tales & Tourism – Olivia McCormack, Economic Development & Tourism, Louth County Council
Regenerative Tourism – Celebrating Place, Heritage & Cross Border Collaboration – Grainne O’Connor, Cuilcagh Lakelands UNESCO Global Geopark
The Power of Social Media, Email Marketing & Authenticity – Rory King, Rory’s Travel Club
Every job IS a green job – Raquel Noboa, Fifty Shades Greener
From Borders to Bridges: Best practices in Cross Border Cooperation – Tina Novak Samec, Institute for Tourism, Culture, Youth & sport Brda
10 Trends in travel for 2026 – Pól Ó Conghaile, Travel Writer Irish Independent
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