Top International Journalists Explore Northern Ireland’s Connection to ‘A Knight of the Seven …’

International travel journalists recently had the exciting opportunity to explore the beautiful landscapes of Northern Ireland, intimately connected with the highly anticipated series ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’. These journalists, hailing from countries such as GB, France, Spain, Italy, Canada, Belgium, and the Netherlands, collectively reach around 10 million readers.

During their visit, the journalists got to experience iconic filming locations from the show, including Glenarm Castle and Tollymore Forest Park. They also took in the sights of Belfast’s historic Titanic Quarter, where they embarked on a Glass of Thrones walking trail and toured the Game of Thrones Studio.

Elmagh Killeen, Tourism Ireland’s Head of Brand and Marketing Communications, expressed excitement about the journalists’ visit and the upcoming release of ‘A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms’. She believes the articles produced by these journalists will resonate with fans of the show, encouraging them to journey to Northern Ireland and explore the magical settings firsthand.

Northern Ireland’s connection to popular entertainment has captured the attention of audiences worldwide, with overseas tourism bringing in £290 million to the economy in the first half of 2025. This success is driven by the allure of Northern Ireland’s breathtaking scenery and rich cultural heritage.

Tourism Ireland continues to promote Northern Ireland and the island of Ireland as premier holiday destinations, with an international website available in multiple languages, reaching audiences around the globe. As an agency of the Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland and the Department of Enterprise, Tourism, and Employment in Ireland, Tourism Ireland plays a key role in showcasing the beauty and charm of Northern Ireland to the world.