GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SERVICES

A website for visitor information centres.

Help people plan a visit using trustworthy, current local information. Separate the centre’s own facilities and advice from third-party attractions, with clear ownership of opening times, events and external links.

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What does a visitor need to know?

A visitor wants to know where the centre is, when it is open and how it can help with access, transport or local information.

What to put on your website.

Explain the centre’s services and distinguish information provision from booking or selling third-party services.
Show verified location, opening hours, transport information and an appropriate accessibility contact.
Organise local resources by visitor need and link to authoritative operators for changing details.

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Evidence worth gathering.

Use approved local photographs with credit and reuse permission recorded.
Verify official affiliations and the source of destination information.
Date seasonal notices and identify who checks external attractions and event links.

A USEFUL FIRST STEP

Make your website brief.

Use this checklist and the questions below to get your information together. Download a copy to keep or share with whoever builds your website.

Your answers stay in this page until you leave. They are not sent with a website request. Avoid adding private customer or account information.

Business name

What do you have ready?Use approved local photographs with credit and reuse permission recorded.Verify official affiliations and the source of destination information.Date seasonal notices and identify who checks external attractions and event links.

Which visitor services does the centre provide?What local information is maintained directly?Who verifies images, external links and seasonal notices?

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