Wales

To mark Wales Tourism Week, Virginia Crosbie MP (Ynys Môn) thanked everyone working in Welsh tourism and recognised its economic importance.

Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford announced new anti-COVID-19 measures that would ban alcohol sales in Wales’ pubs and bars, and require the establishments to close by 6pm.

A cross-Irish Sea set of collaborative counties in Ireland and Wales has formed a partnership to deliver a new tourism heritage project known as the ‘Celtic Routes’, aimed at bringing Celtic culture, spirit and soul to a new audience. The partnership is comprised of the coastal communities of Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, Wicklow, Wexford and Waterford, […]

Cruise and Maritime Voyages (CMV) has announced it is offering continued online training following their success in attracting more than 1000 agents and trade partners to their course. Lisa Jacobs, head of trade sales at CMV said “We have just presented our latest prize to Leslie Allen from Edwards Holidays in Cardiff. Things have gone so […]

Starting 15 May, the public can book to stay at Prince Charles’ bed and breakfast located on the North Sea on the grounds of Castle of Mey in Caithness, Scotland.

North Wales, a land of rugged looks and bleak natural beauty — home to Mount Snowdon, the eight towers of Medieval Conwy Castle and Snowdonia national park — is all set to counter the dramatic nature of its landscape with an accent of pure unadulterated luxury this month, with the relaunch of Caer Rhun Hall.

UK tourism boomed in 2016 – what are the key factors driving this growth? I think it’s our wonderful tourism product, and our collaboration with the great campaign our national tourist board, Visit Britain, runs; our tourist boards have been working really hard to capitalise on the awareness that such campaigns have had. Tourism has […]

Travelodge has announced a pipeline of 15 hotels to open in the UK this year. Four new London hotels are due to open while others will also open in Southampton, Llandudno, Glasgow, Harrogate, Peterhead, Poole, Bristol and Isle of Wight. Altogether the hotels will add 1, 332 rooms to the UK bedstock and create 400 […]