Manchester s cultural institutions join forces to bring the city back to life at long last The interval s over, return to your seats
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More than 20 of Manchester s leading cultural institutions have joined forces to help bring the city back to life.
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Some of Manchester s top hotels are offering free night stays
Hotels taking part include The Lowry, Stock Exchange, and The Edwardian Manchester
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Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Some of Manchester s leading hotels are offering free night stays as part of a campaign to boost the city-region s tourism sector.
The campaign offers visitors to book two nights and stay a third night for free, with the aim of helping visitors to extend their stay in Greater Manchester, have more time to explore the region’s new and updated attractions and experiences, and to increase overall spend within the tourism economy.
Nine accommodation providers have so far confirmed they are taking part in the campaign including The Edwardian Manchester, Kimpton Clock Tower, The Lowry Hotel, Hotel Brooklyn, Stock Exchange Hotel, The Ainscow Hotel, Holiday Inn Manchester City Centre, and both of Manchester’s Roomzzz properties. Additional hotels will be joining the campaign over the coming weeks and months.