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Tourism generated £1 billion last year, but looks to have fallen by more than two thirds in 2020
The Titanic Belfast attraction has changed the tourism footprint of Northern Ireland since its opening eight years ago. It has welcomed over six million visitors from 145 different countries, generating a spend of £319 million.
Yet, after more than nine months of Covid-induced disruption, this jewel in the visitor economy will be forced to close once more as Northern Ireland prepares for a six-week lockdown, beginning on December 26. Non-essential shops will cease trading on Christmas Eve, while pubs, cafes and restaurants will be restricted to a takeaway service. Hotels must close too, apart from for guests who are already booked in. ....

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