Visitlongford.ie is a new Digital initiative, developed by Longford Tourism, to promote Activities, Events and “Things To Do” in Longford for all visitors to our county.

A Powerful Directory based search system together with heritage and historic information about places, legends and myths, Visitlongford.ie will have a host of information about Longford through the past, present and future.

Promoting tourism related business is Free and allows text based information, video links, images, social media links, web links, Interactive Mapping with directions, Food Menus and clickable contact details. The website design is fully responsive and will work on any computer or mobile device.

The website will promote businesses serving all visitors to the county, some categories include, Accommodation, Food & Drink, Shopping, Hair & Beauty Salons, Service Stations, Supermarkets, Walks & Trails, Activities, Kids Clubs & Camps, Local Artists & Muscians, Pubs & Clubs and so much more.

The mission of Longford Tourism is to promote County Longford as a tourism destination. This is achieved through marketing & promotional efforts as well as supporting the development of tourism product innovation by bringing tourism businesses the support, training & skills they need to help market their product to a wider audience from Ireland and around the world.

Tourism in County Longford is a community based initiative that, as a group, can promote the county as a fun, exciting and enjoyable destination to choose to visit. Businesses can easily achieve a greater audience for the  promotion of their product or service.

County Longford Tourism are currently working on a number of tourism related projects which they envision will create a significant difference for guests from outside the county as well as locals, making County Longford a more enjoyable place to visit.

The Tourism Office, Market Square, provides an accommodation booking service, as well as local information and advice for visitors to County Longford, part of “Ireland’s Ancient East” and the island of Ireland.