Visit Lincoln

Lydia Rusling, Visit Lincoln’s chief executive, is stepping down at the end of August 2019 after two and a half years at the helm of the award-winning Destination Management Organisation. She is leaving to take a new senior role at East Lindsey District Council.

Take part in The Little Pottery Studio’s latest community art project! You are invited to the studio to create four ceramic poppies— two to keep and two to be donated to an art installation that will be taking place in the city.

Lincoln is officially one of the happiest places to live and work in the UK, according to a study by the independent job board, CV-Library.

Following a productive week in the Visit Lincoln office, 14-year-old secondary school student Bethan Scott will return to her studies with a new perspective on the world of work.

Congratulations are in order for Visit Lincoln partners, the Lincolnshire Co-op, for their Community Champions scheme which won the RAF Benevolent Fund’s Corporate Fundraising Activity of the Year award.

The visitor economy in Lincoln has grown by 6% year on year, according to figures released for 2018 by Global Tourism Solutions, for City of Lincoln Council.

The Government has announced a Tourism Sector Deal to boost tourism across the UK – and Greater Lincolnshire is in a strong position to be chosen as the location for one of the new Tourism Zones.

A new Visit Lincoln initiative aimed at showcasing Lincolnshire’s thriving food and drink sector has been officially launched at this year’s Lincolnshire Show.

Visit Lincoln is proud to be launching a new initiative at this year’s Lincolnshire Show to showcase Lincolnshire’s flourishing food and drink sector.