Clwydian Range Tourism Group |
STAY EAT DODeveloping Tourism Itineraries across North East Wales A
groundbreaking, new project, developed by The Clwydian Range Tourism
Group. A coordinator has been appointed to develop tourist itineraries
working with accommodation providers, hospitality business and activity
providers to encourage visitors to come and explore the best of North
East Wales, and stay longer.
A recent feasibility study considered potential models in which our tourism offer can be more integrated, making best use of the area’s unique cultural heritage, landscape, food, language and identity, providing easier access for the tourist, encouraging more and longer stays and consequent business benefits to the sector. Visit Wales and the Destination Management Partnerships of Denbighshire, Flintshire and Wrexham have identified the need to extend the duration of visitor stays as a priority, together with the promotion of a multi-faceted and unique tourism experience. The STAY EAT DO project will :
Specifically, the Project will :
This project has received funding through the Welsh Government Rural Communities - Rural Development Programme 2014-2020, which is funded by the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development and the Welsh Government. | STAY EAT DO in the News North Wales Live "Visitors aren't staying long enough in our part of North Wales" BBC News on 9th February "Businesses bid to bring more tourists to north-east Wales" |