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The TBEX Europe conference launched with a VIP Party at Rockhill House on Tuesday night. Please click on the arrows to go through the gallery-1757482237975.jpg)
The entire county of Donegal will be the hub for over 400 content creators from across the globe as they attend the annual TBEX Europe conference, held in Letterkenny.
Since the announcement was made by Donegal County Council in collaboration with Donegal Tourism CLG in May of last year, excitement has been hotting up within the creator community in anticipation of a return to Ireland for the third time that the conference has been held here.
Two of the four days will be spent by delegates on familiarisation trips across Donegal. These pre-arranged tours will include historical tours, boat trips, surfing, sea stack climbing as well as learning Irish, exploring Donegal’s distilleries, scenic cycling and guitar making. The final two days - Thursday and Friday - will see the conference take place at ATU in Letterkenny, where sessions will cover storytelling, SEO, photography, video, content marketing, and more.
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