Taking place across the West Midlands in the heart of Britain, from the cities of Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton to the parks of Royal Leamington Spa and Royal Sutton Coldfield, you’ll soon discover that sport is just the beginning. To unlock the many sides of this dramatic destination, be sure to check out our new Birmingham and West Midlands media guide and top tips for exploring the region below.
In June we are also celebrating Pride in Great Britain. This year is especially significant as it marks 50 years since the United Kingdom’s first ever Pride event took place on 1 July 1972 in London. Whether looking to celebrate or meet like-minded people, from Pride festivals and events to hundreds of queer pubs and gay-friendly hotels, explore the highlights with our guides to Britain’s best LGBTQ+ destinations and events.
Summer has also officially kicked off this month, with the country experiencing its hottest day of the year so far. For those looking to embrace Britain’s balmy summer weather and play outdoors, be sure to explore these new walking tour experiences and England’s lesser known National Parks. Eager to go farther afield in search of a coastal breeze? The newest stretch of the England Coast Path has now officially opened. The Shoreham-by-Sea to Eastbourne walking route will form part of the 2,700-mile-long England Coast Path, which will become the longest walking route in the world.
In VisitBritain news, we are delighted to announce the permanent appointment of Patricia Yates as CEO. Previously Director of Strategy and Communications at VisitBritain, Patricia was also Chair of the Tourism Industry Emergency Response Group and Deputy CEO. Learn more about Patricia’s appointment here.
Closer to home, the VisitBritain team also welcomed Amelia Robertson as PR Executive in our Sydney office. Working closely alongside Head of Marketing Kristen Angus, Amelia will help to spearhead the media relations programme for the Australian and New Zealand markets.
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