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Visit Exeter is working on its marketing strategy for the next two to three years
Visit Exeter, the consumer-facing brand for the tourism department at Exeter City Council, is asking for feedback to help shape its marketing strategy for the future.
The organisation is funded through income generated from business memberships and advertising, with staff support provided by the council.
And members of the team are working on their tourism marketing strategy for the next two to three years.
They are looking for insights from a wide range of businesses and organisations in Exeter on how the city is marketed as a visitor destination to the rest of the world.
You can take part by completing the survey.
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