What do you think of sustainable tourism?
Audit Wales wants to hear from tourism businesses in and around Wales’ National Parks about the challenge of managing sustainable tourism.
Our National Parks are internationally important examples of how working landscapes can be protected. The concept of a protected landscape – a protected area within which people live and work – is of increasing importance in global conservation terms.
Promoting sustainability does not mean stopping tourism. Rather, it means delivering tourism in ways that protect and enhance our natural environment as much as possible. Doing this successfully means striking the right balance between ensuring visitors’ enjoyment and sustaining our communities and environment.
Click here to access the survey.
The survey is part of a review being undertaken to support National Park Authorities in Wales to address the challenge of delivering sustainable tourism.
Audit Wales want to hear from businesses who benefit from the National Parks to find out how the three Authorities:
- are working to support sustainable tourism;
- engage and involve you in their work on sustainable tourism; and
- support you to become more sustainable.
By spending a few minutes sharing your views you can help shape the future of sustainable tourism in Wales.
Useful COVID-19 information
As each premises is different, businesses should read all guidance. This continues to be updated so please check back regularly for the latest information.
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Stay up to date with tourism industry news
We are committed to providing the support and assurance the business community needs during these unprecedented difficult times and have issued several Coronavirus (COVID-19) related bulletins which can be found on the Tourism Industry Coronavirus (COVID-19) Bulletins page.
Business Wales is providing businesses with tailored support and advice about dealing with coronavirus, from financial and supply chain planning to advice on staffing issues. We would advise Tourism businesses and stakeholders in Wales wanting specific guidance to visit the Business Wales website or call Business Wales helpline on 03000 6 03000, and to regularly visit the Public Health Wales website for up-to-date public health information for you, your staff and your visitors.
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