The New Forest Tourism DepartmentBased at Appletree Court, The New Forest Tourism department is the part of the district council that is responsible for manageing tourism development in The New Forest. The New Forest is enjoyed by millions of people every year, the majority of visits (13.5 million) are by day trip visitors (including those who live within the forest). Almost 1 million visits include an overnight stay (3 million nights) and the majority of those are by UK residents. Tourism creates over 8000 jobs in the forest and generates nearly £400 million in tourism expenditure. The quality of life in the forest is the primary reason for visits and people come to enjoy the culture, clean air, recreation and tranquillity.
There are three Visitor Information Centres in the New Forest. These are located in Lyndhurst, Lymington and Ringwood and service the requirements of visitors. Advice on walking the forest can be given along with information on accommodation, events and attractions. Please contact the New Forest Visitor Information Centres In addition to this, The New Forest What to See and Do in the New Forest hosts information on what the New Forest has to offer the visitor and local alike. Live event listing, visitor attractions, eating and drinking, local produce, leisure activities, shopping, information for students, and special offers can all be found on the New Forest Official Visitor Site
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