Titanic Belfast is giving guests the opportunity to visit after hours with the launch of two new experiences on Thursday and Friday evenings throughout August. The museum in Belfast, Northern Ireland, ...

Turnover at the company that runs Titanic Belfast neared £23m last year as the attraction drew more visitors than the previous year.

Following a multi-million-dollar refreshment program, Titanic Belfast is ready to reopen on March 4, 2023. The museum in Ireland’s Belfast now features four new galleries within the “Titanic ...

Belfast calls them “black cab tours” and they’re one of the most sought-after tourist attractions in town, equal to the museum dedicated to Belfast’s shipping industry and construction of the Titanic.

BELFAST, Northern Ireland – The currency changed, and so did the speed limit signs, which went from kilometers to miles per hour. But other than that, I didn’t notice many differences between the ...

In this photo of Tuesday March 13, 2012 a replica of the the famous staircase onboard the Titanic Ship is on display in the new 100 million British pounds ($157 million)Titanic Belfast Visitor's ...

The MAC, in the newly created Saint Anne's Square beside the cathedral, has risen from the ashes of OMAC (Old Museum Arts Centre) on College Square North, beloved of many - including Meryl Streep, as ...

In the same week that Titanic Hotel Belfast added three awards to its trophy cabinet at the Irish Hotel Awards, it has been awarded with the World Travel Awards title of Northern Ireland’s Leading ...

BELFAST (Reuters) - Two flares fired into the morning sky above Belfast on Saturday will mark the opening of a 97-million pound Titanic centre at the site of its launch, telling the story of the ...

Pre-tax profits at Titanic Belfast, one of Ireland’s most popular tourist attractions, have declined by 30pc to £3.79m (€4.32m) due to higher costs.

BELFAST (Reuters) - For much of the century since the Titanic sank, the story of the doomed liner has been a taboo subject in Belfast, an unwelcome reminder of industrial failure and bitter sectarian ...