For further advice
London Development Agency (LDA) Get London Graded
The LDA is responsible for tourism Get London Graded is the London-wide
development in the capital. The London drive to help ungraded hotels, B&Bs and
2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic self catering accommodation become
Games are getting nearer and the LDA is star rated. Sponsored by the LDA, the
placing special emphasis on improving programme offers free business support
the quality, accessibility and sustainability and a subsidy to become star rated with
of London as a visitor destination. Details the AA and VisitBritain grading schemes.
of their Tourism Business Support If you are interested in becoming star
Programme can be found at rated, contact LiveTourism on
www.lda.gov.uk/tourismsupport 0800 077 8082 or
qualityLDA@live-tourism.co.uk
London sub-regions
LDA employs a team of Tourism Visit London
Development Managers for each of its Visit London is the official visitor
five sub-regions. The Tourism organisation for the capital, funded by the
Development Managers work closely with LDA. Its aim is to promote London as the
Visit London to raise the profile of their world's most exciting city by marketing to
areas in London's leisure and business domestic and overseas leisure and
marketing. They each deliver a Tourism business visitors, as well as to Londoners
Development Plan for their sub-region. themselves. Visit London is a partnership
www.lda.gov.uk/server/show/nav.0010 organisation which also acts as a voice
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Corporate
www.visitlondon.com/corporate
Consumer www.visitlondon.com
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