- Author, Susie Rack
- Role, BBC News, West Midlands
Britain’s national tourism agency has confirmed the location of its new hub in the centre of Birmingham.
From April, VisitBritain/Visit England will take up residence in offices within the Gambling Commission’s premises in Victoria Square House.
CEO Patricia Yates said the tourism body – which announced its relocation from London in July – was “delighted” to have secured the space.
“We are excited about the opportunities and perspectives that having our hub in Birmingham will bring,” she added.
VisitBritain seeks to raise awareness of the nation’s tourism offer worldwide.
West Midlands Mayor Andy Street said the move came at a time when visitor numbers were at a record high.
“The region’s tourism scene is a cornerstone of our economic offer,” he said
The West Midlands Growth company – economic development agency for…