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Look Out for Our A-Z of Sussex and Win a Fantastic Coastal Escape Holiday

Did you know Eastbourne has joined a national marketing campaign, launched in the Daily Telegraph, to promote Sussex for coastal breaks?

Featuring a fantastic A-Z of things to see and do along the Sussex coast, the campaign launched last week in a special Coastal England supplement in the Daily Telegraph.  The campaign sees a range of fresh and unique coastal experiences promoted through VisitEngland, The Telegraph and Love Sussex websites.

Eastbourne is set in the heart of one of the most stunning, cultural and sunniest coastlines in the country.  By joining forces with neighbouring destinations and VisitEngland, we are able to encourage more people to stay along the Sussex coast and show an alternative to the traditional seaside holiday.

The campaign is a joint venture with VisitEngland, VisitBrighton, VisitWorthing, 1066 Country and Arundel’s Sussex by the Sea working together to produce holiday ideas to encourage visits to the Sussex coast.

Part funded by the Regional Growth Fund, the campaign features an A-Z of Sussex, showing a more contemporary view of the coast and targeting affluent escape seekers with sea air, sunsets and a vibrant arts scene. 

Read the A-Z of the Sussex Coast

Win a 5 Star Holiday With Attractions Passes and Champagne River Cruise

The campaign also features a fantastic competition through the Telegraph website to win a four night luxury break in Sussex at Eastbourne’s five star Grand Hotel, also Britain’s top rated coastal hotel. 

The prize includes meals and tickets to many top Sussex attractions including a champagne cruise on the River Arun, a day pass in Brighton to attractions such as the Royal Pavilion, lunch at English’s Seafood Restaurant, tickets to Worthing Theatres, tickets to the Jerwood, lunch at Webbe’s, plus Redoubt Fortress entry passes and Eastbourne Bandstand concert tickets.

To enter online visit Telegraph Competitions

For more information visit LoveSussex.com/coastal-escapes or VisitEngland.com/morecoastal.