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Belfast has made a list of Europe's top 10 travel destinations 'on the rise' on an influential tourist website.

The HMS Caroline, the last surviving warship of the Battle of Jutland, is to remain in Belfast after £1million was pledged to secure the vessel's future.

The National Trust has amended an exhibition which included creationist views at the Giant's Causeway Visitors' Centre following a review.

Around 35,000 American football fans have flown into Dublin for this weekend's Emerald Isle Classic, generating a massive boost for Irish tourism.

The City Hotel in Londonderry is to undergo a £500,000 expansion which will allow it to attract more international visitors.

Around 140 red and yellow flags have been erected around the Giant's Causeway as part of a new art installation.

With hotel sales on the rise, Northern Ireland has been making the most of its 'time to shine' - but not all parts are experiencing a tourism boost.

The new £18.5m Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre has been dividing opinion since it opened due to its pricing policy.

Ulster Unionist MLA Tom Elliott has called on the Department of Regional Development to replace two 'Welcome to Northern Ireland' signs which have been stolen at the Co Fermanagh/Co Monaghan border.

The childhood home of football superstar George Best in east Belfast has been sold.

There have been claims that Northern Ireland is seen by some gay people as an unattractive holiday destination.

The National Trust is to review a controversial display at the new Giant's Causeway Visitors' Centre, which includes the view that the world is just 6,000 years old.

The National Trust has insisted its decision to represent creationist views at the Giant's Causeway Visitors' Centre does not impact on its "entirely unequivocal acceptance of mainstream science".

An exhibit in the new Giants' Causeway Visitors' Centre acknowledges the creationist view of how the world-famous stones were formed.

The success of the Irish Open at Royal Portrush has helped sell Northern Ireland to the world, Tourism Minister Arlene Foster said.