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The Giant’s Causeway proves a huge hit with four-legged visitors and their owners following the introduction of a new dog-friendly policy within the Visitor Centre.

Ballycastle Harbour & Marina, Portrush Harbour and Coleraine Marina will reopen for visiting vessels from Friday 26th June.

Visitors to the Giant’s Causeway World Heritage Site are being encouraged to keep a ‘giant’s step’ away from others when it reopens on Friday 3 July.

Snow Water, in association with Smarts Communicate and Tourism Ireland, have produced NI’s first music film following Covid-19 Health and Safety Guideline

If you live in the area, here’s some ideas of how to spend this year’s Father’s Day while maintaining social distancing, or buy it forward!

Taste Causeway has collaborated with North West Regional College (NWRC) Business Support Centre (BSC) to develop a new Health and Safety Working Practices course for hospitality businesses in the area.

Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council has confirmed that its events programme has been cancelled until September 2020.

Local wildlife photographer, Tom McDonnell (North Coast Nature), has been witness to a range of fascinating creatures inhabiting the seas and shores of the Causeway Coast and Glens.

Tours and experiences are a fantastic way to learn about our culture and history, while taking in the fresh air of the stunning Causeway Coast.

Vegan options that aren't just salad! Check out some of the delicious vegan-friendly meal options available in restaurants and cafés throughout the Causeway Coastt & Glens.

Considering Northern Ireland as your next travel destination? Here’s the things you must see and do in the Causeway Coast & Glens in 2020

The 148th Open at Royal Portrush, generated more than £100 million of economic benefit for Northern Ireland, according to an independent study commissioned by The R&A and figures released by Tourism Northern Ireland.