As the representative body for the Self-Catering industry in Ireland the Irish Self Catering Federation work on behalf of the industry to improve standards for all members. We meet Government … Read More
Re-Opening Self-Catering to International Markets 2021
On Monday 19 July 2021 the non-essential ban on international travel is finally lifted. Many Self-Catering property owners nave been asking questions on who can stay in our properties and … Read More
A SAFE FIRST STEP IN THE RE-OPENING OF OUR TOURIST ECONOMY
A document presented to Government in April 2021. Presented by: – Irish Self-Catering Federation (ISCF), Ireland’s Association for Adventure Tourism (IAAT), Irish Caravan & Camping Council (ICC) and Irish … Read More
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Join the Irish Self-Catering Federation Invitation to self -catering owners and marketing agencies Membership of Irish Self-Catering Federation is open to property owners on the Island of Ireland. The annual … Read More
80% of Self Catering Holiday Homes will re-open in 2020
80% of Self Catering Holiday Homes will re-open in 2020 A recent survey amongst members of the Irish Self Catering Federation shows that 80% will re-open for business in 2020; … Read More
ISCF Road Show March 2019
Non-members & Members Welcome The Irish Self Catering Federation invites you to an informal networking meeting to learn about the benefits of being part of a group of like-minded tourism … Read More
ISCF Conference for the self-catering accommodation sector
If you have a cottage or holiday home rental, you may wonder as to how other owners like you are getting on. Whilst meeting visitors from all over the world … Read More
Self-Catering Holiday Rentals, the year so far
General feedback from various members indicate a ‘good’ season in 2018, with particular challenges – demand for short breaks even in Summer peak weeks; very late booking pattern and a … Read More
ISCF Conference; Stronger Together
The Irish Self Catering Federation (ISCF) Annual conference in Dublin in November brought together stakeholders from across the holiday rental accommodation and short-term lets tourism sector, including tourism partners, owners, managers, … Read More
Statutory obligations under The Tourist Traffic Acts
Although ISCF doesn’t require its members to be registered with Failte Ireland, there are certain circumstances where self-caterers are obliged to register to with Failte Ireland under statutory law. The … Read More