Peter Burke

to present our report to the minister that outlines market failure in terms of accommodation growth in the regions and the need for government financial intervention to support tourism growth in the regions as the national tourism policy::we also made a direct budget submission…

Awareness of importance of long-term funding from Failte Ireland.

Measures to improve cost competitiveness and avoid any further cost increases::Measures to support increased investment in hotel accommodation::Measures to support growth and development of Irish tourism::Measures to support the viability of hotels, guesthouses and tourism…

To advocate for amendments to the Short-Term Letting (Registration) Bill that support a fair and effective regulatory framework for short-term letting while promoting tourism development.

Influence Government policy in terms of increasing and incentivising the supply of hotel and tourism accommodation, particularly in regional Ireland.::Policy intervention to stimulate new builds and extensions to existing hotels, which should be announced in Budget 2027.

Clarification on areas of the draft National Planning Statement.::Clarify clause 5.1 relating to planning retention application so it doesn't delay joining the STL register when it comes into affect on 31/12/26.::Allow an STL property that has been in operation for over seven…

To communicate interest in joining the Tourism Policy Oversight Group as an industry representative of the Tourism Policy Oversight Group, which is a new group established by the Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment.

To outline Cork Chamber's submission to the public consultation on the development of a Tourist Accommodation Strategy and highlight the ongoing importance of the tourism sector to the regional economy in Cork.

Restore VAT on Camping/Touring Pitches to 9%, Support Regulated Sites Development, Cut costs of doing business Insurance reform

Changes to Short Term Lettings and Tourism Bill 2025 to cater for legacy properties currently used for tourism.

Changes to Short Term Lettings and Tourism Bill 2025 to cater for legacy properties currently used for tourism.

Establish the short-term letting register on May 20th as committed by Government to bring much needed transparency to a sector. For the first time Ireland will have a register of the number and location of STLs nationally.::Once the register is in place, the planning…

Measures to improve cost competitiveness and avoid any further cost increases::Clarification in relation to the application of the 9% VAT rate for hotel packages involving both accommodation and food services::Removal of the passenger cap at Dublin Airport::Measures to support…

1. To inform the Minister and his team of the work of Ireland's Association for Adventure Tourism in representing outdoor activity operators. 2. To seek guidance on how we can best tackle some of the challenges facing the sector e.g. VAT rates; insurance.

To raise the issue of the extraordinary increase in green diesel and petrol impacting marine tourism businesses::To ask for targeted support for these important regional employers, as was provided to agriculture and haulage