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I've seen a few reports some time ago but they were done on a regional / sub regional basis. (Most focused more on the issue of whether tourist areas would need to be 'euro' aware whether the UK was in or not, and basic info on the euro rather than anything analytical.) Not sure if the various tourist boards have published anything - will have a look and see. Have you tried the Treasury EMU site (www.euro.gov.uk) as a starting point? Most of the Government's own department websites now have a euro angle too. Also, each region has a Euro forum set up by government to consider public and private sector issues on this theme. Most are based in the DTI sections of Government Offices. The panel is made up of sector representatives - the SW panel did include a tourism rep who may be able to help you (check with Mike Twomey at GOSW in Bristol). Also, the Commission's website on the euro has thematic links - these are often useful but have less on UK issues. The Prince programme too (funding euro related activities) is worth looking at. Shout if more needed. Anne From: Anne Pearce European Policy Officer Reading Borough Council Tel: 0118 939 0543 Fax: 0118 958 9770 -----Original Message----- From: [log in to unmask] [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: 04 April 2001 16:07 To: [log in to unmask] Subject: The euro and Tourism Hi does anybody know of any reports on the impact of the Euro on Tourism in the UK? cheers Simon Simon Carroll The European Resource Centre The Central Bureau The British Council Tel: 0207 389 4723 www.centralbureau.org.uk/resource/europe