Marketing Campaigns
Every year the tourist board delivers out two main short breaks marketing campaigns and several on-line campaigns.
All our campaigns aim to attract new and existing visitors to Lancashire for a short break and are themed around different areas of interest and target markets.
If you’d like more information on any of our campaigns contact the marketing team on 01772 426461 or email marketingsupport@marketinglancashire.com
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Open Golf Championship 2012
Visit Lancashire are hosting the official tourism website for the 2012 Open Golf championship. Opportunities from £30
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Taste Lancashire magazine
We now are producing a brand new Taste Lancashire magazine that will celebrate and promote Lancashire producers, places to eat, farmers markets and food festivals to people who live in and visit Lancashire.
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Lancashire Witches Campaign
Visit Lancashire is marking the 400 year anniversary of the Lancashire Witch Trials with a re-launch of the Lancashire witches driving trail and a short break campaign. Find out more.
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Whats On Campaign
Visit Lancashire will be running 'The Big Event' campaign during the summer of 2012. This campaign will promote events and things to do in Lancashire for families.
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The Lancashire Visitor Guide
The only Lancashire wide visitor guide produced annually by Marketing Lancashire. Advertise your business in the guide.
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Lancashire's Countryside Collection
For rural attractions only. This popular leaflet promotes Lancashire's rural attractions.
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Country Escapes 2011
THIS OPPORTUNITY HAS NOW CLOSED. This multi-media campaign targets higher spending couples aged 45+ within a 2.5 hour drive of Lancashire, who are looking for experiential activities, luxury places to stay and quality dining. Running Feb-June 2011
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Family Fun Campaign 2011
THIS OPPORTUNITY HAS NOW CLOSED. Promote your business to families in the Visit Lancashire Parents Survival Guide from only £200
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Embark on a Journey 2010
THIS OPPORTUNITY HAS NOW CLOSED. During 2010 the tourist board promoted short breaks in Lancashire with a heritage theme. Using a mix of on-line and off-line activity visitors were invited to 'embark on a journey'. Take a look at the results.
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