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Campaign launched as domestic coastal breaks fall 18 per cent year-on-year (opens the original)
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VisitEngland is launching a major national campaign this week to inspire more people to book a coastal getaway, boosting visits and visitor spending in England's coastal destinations through the autumn and into 2027. From outdoor adventures and wildlife encounters to heritage, food and traditional seaside escapes, VisitEngland's 'All on England's Coast' campaign showcases the experiences that make England's coastline one of the nation's greatest tourism assets. Through five themed coastal ‘clust
Enjoy fine wines at Askham Hall (opens the original)
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Award-winning sommelier Nico Chièze brings his French heritage, Michelin-starred experience and deep curiosity about wine to Askham Hall and is helping to establish the historic Cumbrian estate as one of northern England’s most distinctive wine destinations. As Askham Hall’s maître de maison, Nico has spent much of his career working in Michelin-starred restaurants in both France and England. Today, he is putting that experience into a wine programme that combines the heritage of the Lowther fam
Cumbria tourism businesses urged to share views in anonymous survey before deadline (opens the original)
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Cumbria Tourism is urging local tourism and hospitality businesses across the county to complete its autumn 2026 business tracker survey, providing crucial data to champion the region's visitor economy regionally and nationally. Cumbria Tourism’s in-depth, anonymous research aims to provide first-hand, up-to-date evidence that it can use to strengthen the county’s case with national politicians and decision-makers. Carried out in collaboration with accountancy firm Lamont Pridmore, the autumn 20
Promotions are as cheap as chips (opens the original)
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Following a successful opening in July, Trenchers Bowness is giving back to the local community and regular visitors with the launch of two new incentives. A dedicated loyalty card scheme is being launched with immediate effect and will reward regular visitors. By collecting a stamp on every visit to Trenchers Takeaway, regular customers will be rewarded with a free portion of fish and chips after collecting a total of 10 stamps. To qualify for the stamps, diners must spend a minimum of £7 on ta
Support for struggling sector (opens the original)
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Award winning Cumbrian accountancy firm, Lamont Pridmore, offers advice for hospitality businesses facing a multi-billion-pound cost burden from employment reforms, while the industry presses the government for VAT relief. Crackdowns on zero hours contracts and shifts under the Employments Rights Act have posed new challenges for the hospitality sector. Recently, a government analysis estimated the annual cost to employers of these reforms could amount to as much as £2.9 billion per year. These
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