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VisitBritain and VisitEngland<br />
Annual report and financial statements for the year ended 31 st March 2010<br />
12. OUTCOMES AGAINST DCMS FUNDING AGREEMENT TARGETS 2009/10<br />
TARGETS: GROWING THE VISITOR ECONOMY<br />
Incremental Spend and Return on Investment: Britain<br />
International at least £995 m<br />
Incremental Spend and Return on Investment:<br />
England<br />
International and Domestic £200m<br />
Press and PR Activity<br />
Generate advertising equivalent value of:<br />
Britain £830m and<br />
England £20m<br />
Visits to VisitBritain’s family of websites<br />
25m visits<br />
Increase the Number of Accommodation Providers in<br />
Quality assessment scheme<br />
to 65% of qualifying businesses<br />
RESULTS<br />
Data for incremental spend and return on investment is not<br />
available when the Annual Report and Accounts is<br />
published. VisitBritain has agreed with DCMS that it can<br />
report these results separately in the autumn.<br />
Advertising Press / PR activity results will also be reported<br />
in the autumn.<br />
VisitBritain received 26.7m visits to its family of websites<br />
62% of accommodation providers in England are members<br />
of accommodation quality assessment schemes.<br />
79% of non-serviced accommodation (Self Catering<br />
and Parks)<br />
47% of serviced accommodation (Hotels and Bed &<br />
Breakfasts)<br />
VisitEngland is addressing several issues in order to meet<br />
its future targets to grow its quality assessment schemes<br />
including recognising local and company specific<br />
assessment schemes which meet minimum standards.<br />
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