Travel Trade
Visit Worcestershire is on hand to work with group travel organisers and tour operators to make sure your customers get the very best Worcestershire experience.
Visit Worcestershire works closely with DMCs, wholesalers, ground handlers, tour operators, travel agents and transport providers looking to feature Worcestershire within their programmes.
We offer practical support to help you shape compelling, bookable experiences for your customers.
Our travel trade activity is led by Dominique Bray, an experienced tourism professional who works directly with the trade to develop tailored trips across the county. With strong local knowledge and established industry relationships, Dominique is your point of contact from initial planning through to delivery.
How can we support your requirements?
- Bespoke itinerary planning to suit your market and travel style
- Accommodation and attraction recommendations based on quality and suitability
- High-quality marketing assets to help present Worcestershire to your audience
- A reliable, knowledgeable partner with on-the-ground insight
Dominique Bray
Travel Trade & Business Growth Manager
dbray@worcestershire.gov.uk
Worcestershire is where timeless heritage meets modern charm...
Nestled in the heart of England, it offers a stunning blend of rolling countryside, historic landmarks, with an urban heart and rural village charm all rolled into one.
Just 40 minutes from Birmingham Airport, and conveniently located off the M5, we are incredibly accessible by road and rail with great links to Stratford Upon Avon, the Cotswolds and just two hours from London.
Known for its stunning gardens and rich heritage, it’s home to the magnificent Malvern Hills, the inspiration behind Elgar’s music, and iconic landmarks like Worcester Cathedral and the Morgan Motor Company. Visitors can immerse themselves in unique experiences, such as butter churning in a traditional Coach Stop, touring a working vineyard, or strolling through some of England’s finest gardens, like those at Spetchley Park or the National Trust’s Croome Court.
Visitors can explore independent shops, stay in boutique hotels, indulge in locally inspired cuisine at award-winning restaurants, and soak in the beauty of our unspoiled natural landscapes.
Whether it’s encountering the tomb of King John, walking in the footsteps of Tolkien, discovering the home of Lea & Perrins Worcestershire Sauce or getting hands on with history, Worcestershire is the perfect destination for an unforgettable English experience.
The Big 3: Worcester's Heritage
Itinerary: Experience a piece of Worcester’s history with a group visit to its three museums all based in the city centre.
Coach Parking
A warm Worcestershire welcome for coach drivers.
Worcestershire Heritage & Elegance: History and Gardens in the Heart of England
Itinerary: This enhanced four-day itinerary offers a rich mix of historical experiences, beautiful gardens, and luxurious relaxation.
Getting Here
Worcestershire is easily accessible from every major city with fantastic transport links to the south and north of the UK.
Accessibility
Access for all in Worcestershire
