January 22, 2027 – January 24, 2027 — Ireland
Ireland – Holiday World Show 2027
ToolBox Consulting is delighted to invite Baltic and Nordic tourism companies to join us at Ireland’s largest travel and tourism showcase — Holiday World Show 2027, taking place in Dublin. This event is organized in close cooperation with The Irish Travel Agents Association and Business Exhibitions Limited, offering an exceptional gateway into one of Europe’s strongest outbound travel markets.
Event Schedule
Location: RDS Simmonscourt Exhibition Centre, Dublin
Friday, January 22 | 09:30–12:30 — Trade Only
Friday, January 22 | 12:30–17:00 — Trade & Public
Saturday, January 23 | 10:00–17:00 — Trade & Public
Sunday, January 24 | 10:00–17:00 — Trade & Public
Why Ireland?
Population over 5.3 million people — growing rapidly and economically strong
Irish residents are among Europe’s most active outbound travelers
High travel spending: holidays abroad are considered a top lifestyle priority
Strong interest in Nordic and Baltic destinations: nature, culture, city breaks, food and wellness travel
Extensive direct flight connections from Dublin to major hubs in Finland, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and the Baltic region (including Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius), enabling fast and easy access
Ireland represents a dynamic, opportunity-rich market for destinations and travel companies looking to increase visibility, develop new partnerships and boost sales in Northern Europe.
Why Exhibit with ToolBox Consulting?
We handle all local arrangements for a seamless participation experience
Central, high-quality stand presence coordinated by our experienced team
Networking with Irish tour operators, travel agents, media and consumers
Marketing and promotion support before and during the fair
Cost-efficient group solutions specifically tailored for Nordic & Baltic exhibitors
Holiday World Show annually attracts tens of thousands of eager travelers and hundreds of trade professionals — the ideal place to inspire new customers and secure profitable business connections.
We would be pleased to provide you with full participation details, pricing, and practical arrangements.
Secure your place now and join us in Dublin to showcase the best of Northern Europe!
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Additional information
Free webinar about the Irish outbound market around 1 month prior the event starts
Thursday, January 21| 18:00 – 19:00 Welcome Meeting
Event Schedule — RDS Simmonscourt Exhibition Centre, Dublin
Friday, January 22 | 09:30–12:30 — Trade Only
Friday, January 22 | 12:30–17:00 — Trade & Public
Saturday, January 23 | 10:00–17:00 — Trade & Public
Sunday, January 24 | 10:00–17:00 — Trade & Public
Price categories
Early Bird Price 1.6 – 30.9.2026
2 900,00 € Early Bird, 1 company, 1 table
1 900,00 € Early Bird, 1 company, shared table with an other company representativee. Total fee 3,800 €
900,00 € Additional person from the same company
Normal Price 1.10 – 30.11.2026
3 400,00 € Normal Price, 1 company, 1 table
2 300,00 € Normal Price, 1 company, shared table with an other company representativee. Total fee 4,600 €
900,00 € Additional person from the same company
Last Minute Sale Price 1.12 – 31.12.2026
3 900,00 € Last Minute Sale Price, 1 company, 1 table
2 500,00 € Last Minute Sale Price, 1 company, shared table with an other company representativee. Total fee 5000,00 €
900,00 € Additional person from the same company
Early Bird Price 1.6 – 30.9.2026
Normal Price 1.10 – 30.11.2026
Last Minute Sale Price 1.12 – 31.12.2026
Click here the following link to register: Holiday World 2027 registration
General Overview
Ireland is a friendly and welcoming country known for its rich culture, green landscapes, and vibrant cities. Dublin, the capital, is a lively European city combining historic charm with a modern, cosmopolitan atmosphere. English is the main language, and visitors will find travel and everyday services easy to navigate.
Electricity & Plugs
Voltage: 230 V
Frequency: 50 Hz
Plug type: Type G (three rectangular pins, same as in the UK).
➤ If you’re coming from mainland Europe, the Nordics, or the Baltics, you will need a plug adapter.
➤ Universal adapters are widely sold at airports and convenience stores.
Traffic & Driving
Side of the road: Left-hand driving.
Speed limits:
120 km/h on motorways
100 km/h on national roads
50 km/h in urban areas (unless otherwise indicated)
Seat belts are mandatory for all passengers.
If you plan to rent a car, an EU or international driver’s license is accepted.
Dublin’s city centre has limited parking — public transport, taxis, or walking are usually easier options.
Public Transportation in Dublin
Dublin has an efficient and expanding public transport network:
DART (Dublin Area Rapid Transit): coastal rail service connecting city centre with seaside towns (Howth, Dún Laoghaire, Bray).
LUAS: modern tram system with two main lines (Green and Red) linking major districts and suburbs.
Dublin Bus: extensive city and suburban bus routes; real-time updates available via the TFI (Transport for Ireland) app.
Leap Card: reusable travel card for buses, LUAS, and DART. Purchase at newsagents or online.
Taxi & Rideshare: Licensed taxis are safe and metered; Uber works with licensed taxis in Ireland (not private rides).
Currency & Payments
Currency: Euro (€).
Cards: Credit and debit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Revolut) are widely accepted; contactless payments (“tap”) are the norm.
ATMs are easy to find in city areas, but check withdrawal fees with your home bank.
Shops & Daily Timetable
Grocery stores: typically open 08:00–22:00 (some until midnight, especially in Dublin).
Common chains include Tesco, Lidl, Aldi, SuperValu, and Dunnes Stores.
Shopping centres & retail stores: usually open 09:00–18:00 Monday–Saturday; on Sundays 11:00–18:00.
Restaurants and pubs:
Lunch: 12:00–15:00
Dinner: 17:30–22:00
Pubs: generally open until 23:30–00:30, depending on the day.
Tipping is customary in restaurants (around 10–12% if not included in the bill).
Dublin Airport (DUB)
Location: 10 km north of Dublin city centre.
Terminals: Two terminals (T1 & T2) — both modern and well signposted.
Transport to city:
Aircoach and Dublin Express buses run 24/7, taking 25–35 minutes to the city centre.
Taxi to city centre costs around €30–40, depending on time and traffic.
Car hire services are available in both terminals.
Facilities: free Wi-Fi, currency exchange, VAT refund desks, lounges, duty-free shopping, and good dining options.
Departures: Arrive 2 hours before European flights and 3 hours before long-haul flights.
Suggested Free-Time Excursions (5 examples)
Trinity College & The Book of Kells (Dublin city centre)
Explore Ireland’s oldest university, home to the famous illuminated manuscript The Book of Kells and the stunning Long Room library.
Guinness Storehouse (Dublin 8)
Discover the story of Ireland’s iconic beer in a seven-floor experience ending with panoramic city views from the Gravity Bar.
Howth Peninsula (North Dublin)
A short DART ride from the city. Perfect for scenic cliff walks, seafood restaurants, and harbour views.
Glendalough & the Wicklow Mountains
Less than an hour from Dublin — a spectacular national park with ancient monastic ruins, forest trails, and lakes. Popular for day trips.
Kilmainham Gaol & Irish Museum of Modern Art
A former prison turned museum telling Ireland’s independence story, near the Phoenix Park area. The nearby IMMA is worth a visit for art lovers.
Useful Links
Tourism Ireland: www.ireland.com
Transport for Ireland: www.transportforireland.ie
Dublin Airport: www.dublinairport.com
Visit Dublin: www.visitdublin.com
