Organised in conjunction with Tourism Ireland, Meitheal enables businesses in the Irish tourism industry including representatives from Wicklow, to pitch face-to-face to hugely influential international buyers from across the globe.
It's research shows if there's a hard Brexit, Ireland could lose more than 1 million overseas tourists from Britain alone.
Ballyknocken House, Brooklodge Hotel and Macreddin Village, Footfalls Walking Holidays, Kilruddery House and Gardens, Russborough House and Parklands, Wicklow Gaol amongst others were on show to 300 international buyers and tour operators from more than 22 countries including Britain, Germany, France, the US, the Middle East, China and India.
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