Liverpool was the fifth most-visited city in the UK by international visitors before Covid hit Liverpool has outlined a plan to bounce back from a "seismic" blow to its famous tourism industry ...

A £19.6m scheme to upgrade the area around Woodside ferry terminal is aiming to boost tourism The Covid-19 pandemic cost the Liverpool City Region nearly £3bn in tourism revenue last year ...

The area is also a bustling hub of hotels, restaurants, and shops, and a popular stop for the city's tourist hop-on hop-off buses. Since losing its heritage status, Liverpool's tourism industry ...

Visiting Liverpool in Merseyside, England — the fifth-largest city in the United Kingdom — could start costing travelers a little more than before as government officials devise a strategy to ...

A major masterplan could see key areas of Liverpool city centre transformed - including Moorfields, London Road and Castle ...

Liverpool is known for its connections to the Beatles and historic port. It benefited from £2.4bn in tourist spending during ...

Liverpool's Labour-run council has claimed the city is 'crying out' for a European-style tourist tax to tackle its residents' deprivation. Council leader Liam Robinson told a party conference ...

Visit just about any major city on the water ... Over the weekend, a duck boat in Liverpool, England sank just after entering the water. Fortunately, all 31 passengers managed to escape without ...

A 2016 report commissioned by Liverpool city council said the value of the ... Several tour operators offer guided tours of relevant sites, but it’s also perfectly possible to take a DIY approach.

An entire block of flats in one of "Liverpool's most vibrant districts ... and transport links makes it convenient for city-centre access and local attractions, adding appeal for both commercial ...

He told the Liverpool Echo: "This city is crying out for a tourist tax. Lets be honest, it makes sense. It won't solve all of our financial problems of course but it will certainly help." ...

A report to the city council’s cabinet seeks sign-off for the Liverpool Urban Mobility and Public Spaces Plan, an investment programme running up to 2045.