More money was spent in Kerry by people staying in the Kingdom for holidays this summer than anywhere else in the country. Allied Irish Banks (AIB) reports that visitors made an incredible 55 million transactions in Kerry over June, July and August.
It’s no surprise then that so many of County Kerry’s hotels, guesthouses and others were named in the prestigious Georgina Campbell Awards 2021 last week, they were;
- 5-star Hotel of the Year – Park Hotel, Kenmare
- Guesthouse of the Year – Castlewood House, Dingle
- Hideaway of the Year – Barrow House, Tralee
- The Little Things Award for tableware – Fermoyle Pottery, Ballinskelligs
If you didn’t get a chance to visit over the summer, or you’d love to return for another trip, there’s still plenty of time to unlock the magic of Kerry this autumn with Discover Kerry. The new Kerry On Us campaign has a number of great value hotel stays and activities across the county and give you something extra free of charge.
Whether it’s a delicious cheeseboard on arrival, a boat cruise around the lakes or guided hikes up some of Ireland’s most spectacular hills and mountains, visitors are sure to love the complimentary treats on offer. Click here to view the Kerry On Us packages.
Kerry’s events calendar is jam-packed with lots to see and do in the coming months, including a live performance from The Coronas at the INEC on 28 December. With everything from drama and art exhibitions to music and dancing, there’s something to suit everyone. Click here for Discover Kerry’s events and festivals calendar which is updated regularly.
Looking for inspiration for things to see and do during your trip to County Kerry? The Discover Kerry blog is full of helpful guides to activities, attractions and even hotel packages to make planning your stay in Kerry a breeze. If you’re planning a spooktacular family getaway to the Kingdom this October midterm, click here to read our Halloween packages blog.
So, what are you waiting for? Explore the Kingdom and unlock the magic of Kerry this autumn with Discover Kerry.
