Dragons at half mast: Welsh tourist attractions to close on St David’s Day in tourist tax protest
Welsh tourist attractions are preparing to fly flags at half mast or even close their doors entirely in protest of the Welsh ...
Welsh families 'will be most affected' by 'anti-visitor' tourist tax
Babies and toddlers will also be hit by the tax after Cardiff rejected calls for an exemption. Yet despite complaints the ...
More Welsh attractions 'at risk' as Oakwood shuts
More Welsh attractions could follow Oakwood theme park in going out of business, with one owner describing "the most worrying time" in his 32 years in the industry. Charles Davies, who runs Heatherton ...
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WATCH: Oakwood closure just the 'tip of the iceberg' for Welsh tourism?
The sudden closure of Oakwood Theme Park has been debated at the Senedd this week, with Pembrokeshire politicians putting ...
It did not come as a shock to me after my visit to the park last summer
Growing up in Cardiff my family and I often hopped on a coach in the school holidays and spent the day at Oakwood along with ...
Closure of Wales' biggest theme park could be 'tip of iceberg' as tourism chiefs warn of exodus
Tourism leaders in Wales have warned that the closure of the country’s largest theme park could be the sign of things to come ...
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Llangollen outdoor adventure company nominated for National Tourism Award
A Llangollen outdoor pursuits company will have the chance to shine at a prestigious tourism awards event this month. The ...
How a failed tourist attraction is casting a long shadow on a beautiful town two hours from Bristol
Narberth in Pembrokeshire was once named the best place to live in Wales by the Sunday Times, but it now faces an uncertain ...
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National Tourism Awards Prepare to Showcase Best in the Industry
Tourism businesses from across Wales will be given their chance to shine at a prestigious awards ceremony. The Welsh ...
New drive urges Shropshire tourists visiting North Wales to let the train and buses take the strain
A major drive has been launched to persuade tourists from Shropshire to use public transport when they nip over the border to visit North Wales on their holidays.