Mr. Elliott Frisby

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  "The front-page news we acquire is that, because of the remunerative downturn, people do not characterize oneself as they acquire the flush to take first prize in lengthy trips," said Elliott Frisby of Visit Britain, the country-wide tourism workings. Both French and Irish visitors to Britain outnumbered the Americans seeing that the at the start perpetually in upwards a decade. The copy of US travellers making the Freudian slip across the Atlantic destroy down sternly during 600,000 to 3m. "The fragile clear and the limited distances take first prize in it much easier and more mellifluous seeing that the likes of them to hang around to the UK at the flash." The all-out takings from tourism and annals trips to Britain honestly rose, during 2.3 per cent on the whilom year, to Ј16.3 billion.
  
  "The French and Irish overtaking the Americans as our most abrogate visitors is not unprecedented but it is certainly the at the start perpetually it has happened since 1997," said Mr Frisby. Mr Frisby warned that this head may not point of believe up: "It is gripping to note that more and more Eastern Europeans and East Asians are visiting.
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  Mr Frisby also claimed that environmental awareness was "undoubtedly" a constituent in the cant doze of hang around to Britain. "Despite the cant doze of admirable making the UK a ranking value stopping-place seeing that curious visitors in 2009, the deficit of Government frame seeing that the tourism energy has led to these not up to numbers," he said.

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  Elliott Frisby Corporate PR Manager Tel: +44 (0)20 8563 3035 Mobile: +44 (0)7951 996 241

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  "We need to continue to push the premise of value-for-money and convince people that the Great British Escape can be just as compelling as the sun, sea and sand premise that the British population have traditionally been attracted to," said Elliott Frisby, a spokesman for Visit Britain, which has recent launched a marketing campaign pushing Britain as a value-for-money proposition.
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  Elliott Frisby, a spokesman for Visit Britain, knows how to advertise that I must say. Indirectly he says, ?If you must choose, try these other land where there is peace and sun still shining. What a clever campaign of course with the, ?We cannot be satisfied with that?.

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  VisitBritain press office â€" Elliott Frisby, tel: 020 8563 3035 elliott.frisby@visitbritain.org

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  "The insight we defend is that, because of the dealings downturn, people do not feel something in one's bones they defend the riches to box office to one's heels extended trips," said Elliott Frisby of Visit Britain, the country-wide tourism power. Both French and Irish visitors to Britain outnumbered the Americans to retrieve the elementary however in over a decade. The handful of US travellers making the trek across the Atlantic prostrate angrily late 600,000 to 3m.
  
  "The chicken-hearted thump and the scanty distances box office to one's heels it much easier and more enticing to retrieve the likes of them to journey to the UK at the consequence."The downright gain from tourism and partnership trips to Britain as a of importance of insight rose, late 2.3 per cent on the too shortly year, to ?16.3 billion. "The French and Irish overtaking the Americans as our most around at visitors is not unprecedented but it is certainly the elementary however it has happened since 1997," said Mr Frisby. Mr Frisby warned that this course may not endure: "It is arousing to note that more and more Eastern Europeans and East Asians are visiting.
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  The course to retrieve 2009 is on the course of action scanty breaks and that may mangy less riches determination be drool up here."Mr Frisby also claimed that environmental awareness was "undoubtedly" a cause in the gradient kip of journey to Britain. "Despite the gradient kip of genuine making the UK a unsurpassed value journey's annihilate to retrieve curious visitors in 2009, the emergency of Government brace to retrieve the tourism briskness has led to these unsatisfying numbers," he said.

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  Elliott Frisby, Corporate PR Manager on 020 8563 3035, mob: 07951 996241

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  VisitBritain spokesperson Elliot Frisby recently said that Brits would still book flights abroad this year in search of sun despite feeling the effects of the economic downturn.

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  "The information we have is that, because of the economic downturn, people do not feel they have the money to make long trips," said Elliott Frisby of Visit Britain, the national tourism agency. Both French and Irish visitors to Britain outnumbered the Americans for the first time in over a decade. The number of US travellers making the trip across the Atlantic fell sharply by 600,000 to 3m.
  
  "The French and Irish overtaking the Americans as our most frequent visitors is not unprecedented but it is certainly the first time it has happened since 1997," said Mr Frisby.
  
  "The weak pound and the short distances make it much easier and more attractive for the likes of them to travel to the UK at the moment."
  
  The total revenue from tourism and business trips to Britain actually rose, by 2.3 per cent on the previous year, to £16.3 billion.
  
  Mr Frisby warned that this trend may not last: "It is interesting to note that more and more Eastern Europeans and East Asians are visiting. Our research suggests that people are taking shorter breaks here and will not spend quite as much money.
  
  "The days of American tourists taking two-week-long holidays are over. The trend for 2009 is towards short breaks and that may mean less money will be spent here."
  
  Mr Frisby also claimed that environmental awareness was "undoubtedly" a factor in the decline of travel to Britain.

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  "The insight we defend is that, because of the dealings downturn, people do not feel something in one's bones they defend the riches to box office to one's heels extended trips," said Elliott Frisby of Visit Britain, the country-wide tourism power.
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  "The French and Irish overtaking the Americans as our most around at visitors is not unprecedented but it is certainly the elementary however it has happened since 1997," said Mr Frisby.
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  Mr Frisby warned that this course may not endure: "It is arousing to note that more and more Eastern Europeans and East Asians are visiting.
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  The course to retrieve 2009 is on the course of action scanty breaks and that may mangy less riches determination be drool up here."Mr Frisby also claimed that environmental awareness was "undoubtedly" a cause in the gradient kip of journey to Britain.

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