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Coronavirus (Covid-19) - Impact on Tourism: Follow us on twitter - @wta_tweets where we will issue updates on WTA activity and any UK or Welsh government announcements in relation to tourism in Wales. To sign up to our newsletter please go to our STAY IN TOUCH page.
Cleaning Protocols for Wales Self-Catering Properties and Short-Term Lets in the Context of Covid-19 Whilst Wales is now at Alert Level Zero (from 7 August 2021) the Welsh Government still recommends that you take discretionary action to ensure that public health is being safeguarded. Disclaimer: WTA, PASC and associated third parties accept no liability for use. Download Here... ![]()
Stressing Tourism's importance in WalesIn a normal year there are normally c9.3 million overnight tourist trips to Wales by GB residents and tourists spend more than £17 million a day in Wales, amounting to c£6.3 billion a year. (Aug 2018, Visit Wales)
Recovery from the pandemic, Brexit and UK & Wales Government fiscal and statutory management present challenges for our tourism industry, both in terms of recovery and growth. The Welsh Government and Industry need to be proactive if any emerging opportunities are to be seized following the Pandemic. We are all aware that the business environment will be tough - but it is going to be even more challenging as are competitor markets re-open as we move into 2022. We all need to be ready, government and industry alike. It is a time when the rules are being re-written. It needs to be undertaken in a way which realises the potential of our industry and wider visitor economy. If you are a business and are concerned about Tourism Tax, the loss of staff or Non Domestic Business Rates the attached is our manifesto. ![]()
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