Events to give you fresh ideas to promote your business
Thanks to more UKSPF funding, we're now planning our programme of events from September 2025 - March 2026
Events will take place across York and North Yorkshire. Our budgets are modest so value for money venues are our favourites! If there is a venue you'd like to recommend, or you'd like to host a future Tourism Network event, please email Susan. Most events are for 15-40 people. The format is usually a tea/coffee on arrival, followed by presentations and discussions.
What?
Our events are always practical, and usually focused on tourism marketing. If there's a topic you'd like us to cover, please get in touch.
Who are events for?
Our events are often free to attend, and aimed at visitor-facing businesses such as accommodation providers, attractions, food and drink, art and craft businesses/practitioners. If you've not already signed up, please join here (free) so you receive details of our future events, services and resources.
Lovely feedback from happy participants
"..short note to say how useful and informative the recent workshop was...".
" ... being still fairly new in developing the travel trade business, I found the day very enlightening and now understandable. Susan Briggs was an excellent trainer."
"it was a great refresher and also really good for getting the inspiration flowing in terms of relating the theory to the reality of my current working role. I had a look over the day's notes and already fresh ideas are bubbling away!"
"to tell you how useful I found your 'promoting your website' course..I have been invited back for a second interview next Monday. What I learnt in the course, together with your excellent notes, were invaluable for the presentation I had to prepare as part of the interview."
" the seminar was stupendous. We all learnt so much."
" an interesting and truly inspirational day"
" take the opportunity to thank you for your talks on Tuesday - I found the day very informative. The topics were covered comprehensively and in a way that kept our interest alive throughout."
This programme of support is part of the Boost programme, funded through York and North Yorkshire’s SPF (Shared Prosperity Fund) allocation, so funded by the Combined Authority.