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Tourism chiefs in Ireland are aiming to cash in on reports of one of the world's most famous couples honeymooning in the country.Tourism chiefs in Ireland are aiming to cash in on reports of one of the world's most famous couples honeymooning in the country.
Celebrity television star Kim Kardashian and rapper Kanye West reportedly flew into Cork on Monday evening for a supposedly secret getaway after their Italian wedding. Reality TV star Kim Kardashian and rapper Kanye West reportedly flew into Cork on Monday evening for a supposedly secret getaway after their Italian wedding.
But when rumours spread of the arrival – still to be confirmed by the newlyweds – scores of teenage fans and inquisitive locals descended on the luxury Castlemartyr resort.But when rumours spread of the arrival – still to be confirmed by the newlyweds – scores of teenage fans and inquisitive locals descended on the luxury Castlemartyr resort.
The rapper, 36, and his 33-year-old wife, took off for a rural retreat after celebrating their weekend wedding with several hundred guests at the 16th-century Fort Belvedere in Florence. West, 36, and his 33-year-old wife, took off for a rural retreat after celebrating their weekend wedding with several hundred guests at the 16th-century Fort Belvedere in Florence.
Tourism Ireland says it hopes to cash in on the worldwide interest in the couple's Irish honeymoon by targeting their online fan base. Kardashian has more than 40 million followers on Twitter and Facebook. "We're working hard to produce a guide for their fans about where they are, or rather where they might be," marketing director Mark Henry said. "We'd love to be able to give their millions of followers the information so maybe they can follow in their footsteps. It's a global story." Tourism Ireland says it hopes to cash in on the worldwide interest in the couple's Irish honeymoon by targeting their online fan base. Kardashian has more than 40 million followers on Twitter and Facebook.
"We're working hard to produce a guide for their fans about where they are, or rather where they might be," marketing director Mark Henry said. "We'd love to be able to give their millions of followers the information so maybe they can follow in their footsteps. It's a global story."