Posted: 21 March 2025
Doncaster welcomed local MP Sally Jameson today as she visited the Doncaster Tourist Information Centre to celebrate English Tourism Week. The visit highlighted the vital role that tourism plays in the local economy and showcased Doncaster’s diverse attractions, heritage and visitor experiences.
English Tourism Week, an annual celebration led by Visit England, shines a spotlight on the tourism sector’s economic and cultural significance. During her visit, Sally Jameson MP met with representatives from Visit Doncaster, the city's destination marketing team, discussing how the city continues to attract visitors and grow as a key destination in Yorkshire.
"Tourism is a vital contribution towards Doncaster’s economy, supporting local jobs and businesses. English Tourism Week is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate everything our city has to offer, from its rich history and cultural sites to its modern attractions and events," said Sally Jameson MP. "I’m proud to support our local tourism industry and explore ways to ensure its continued success."
The visit included a tour of the Tourist Information Centre, which plays a crucial role in guiding visitors and promoting local attractions such as DGLAM, Doncaster Markets, Doncaster Racecourse, Yorkshire Wildlife Park, The Dome and of course the historic Mansion House. Discussions also covered upcoming initiatives to boost visitor numbers and celebrate Doncaster's heritage through the national programme of Railway 200 .
Doncaster’s tourism sector continues to thrive, drawing visitors from across the UK and beyond. With ongoing investment and promotion, the city aims to build on its reputation as a must-visit destination in South Yorkshire.
For more information about Doncaster’s tourism offerings, visit www.visitdoncaster.com
