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Working in partnership, Business Wales and Visit Wales have now launched Sustainable Tourism Wales. The new business support scheme provides advice and support on how to save money, promote your

North Wales Tourism have and are still working hard on behalf it’s members on issues that are affecting the industry. We are in constant contact with the local MSs and

Operational business review at half price – only £1,600 including VAT – this is valid for anyone who makes a booking before the 31st December even if it’s for next year.

UK Leisure Living are providing North Wales Tourism members with a free audit on energy saving.  The audit will include a site visit talking through some options and providing advice.  This

Tourism Exchange Great Britain (TXGB) and Visit Wales Opportunities – An Opportunity and Request for Feedback The Tourism Exchange Great Britain (TXGB) platform has already been successfully rolled out across

Why not join us in attending one or more of our FREE events taking place during October. The Tourism Innovation Programme of events will provide you with knowledge and insight

North Wales Tourism have and are still working hard on behalf it’s members on issues that are affecting the industry. We are in constant contact with the local MSs and

Welsh Government are consulting on a wide range of improvements to non-domestic rates. Their proposals include the following: more frequent revaluation cycles Improving the flow of information between government and

Government outlines plans to help cut energy bills for businesses Support for households, businesses and public sector organisations facing rising energy bills has been unveiled New Government scheme will see

Welsh Government want your views on proposals to provide discretionary powers for local authorities to apply a visitor levy in their areas. This consultation explores issues relating to the design

Businesses in the hospitality sector and food and drink producers based in Gwynedd have the opportunity to participate in a new scheme by Gwynedd Council to improve their Digital Platform.

As part of National Highways work to replace the A533 Expressway bridge, they will be closing the M56 motorway in a single direction for two full weekends in September and