This morning I attended a Denbighshire Tourism Ambassador event in Clocaenog Forest- what a great start to the week. The forest was in its full autumnal glory, and we had a window of mild dry weather perfect for the morning’s activity which was to learn...
With the annual Corwen Walking Festival taking place over the weekend of the 2nd and 3rd of September, I thought it might be a good idea to be proactive on my lazy Sunday and go along to one of the many walks that were on...
Denbighshire’s tourism industry is thriving according to recent research. Figures have been released as part of the STEAM programme – Scarborough Tourism Economic Activity Monitor, which aims to measure the impact of tourism from both staying and day visitors. Tourism plays a vital part in Denbighshire’s economy,...
A grant of £40,000 from Welsh Government has been secured to highlight North East Wales’ tourism offer. Lead partner Denbighshire County Council together with Wrexham County Borough Council and Flintshire County Council have joined forces to run a ‘Routes to the Sea’ project during Visit Wales’...
Today I was invited to attend a Bushcraft session by Denbighshire County Council's Ambassador Scheme. We were welcomed by Jamie who moved to the area two years ago to live and set up The Wild Bush Craft Company and his gorgeous dog Brew. Jamie who is...
Denbighshire’s Tourism Team are celebrating Wales Tourism Week with the release of a legendary film, website and brand new Tourist Information Point. The new film has been produced as part of Visit Wales’ Year of Legends campaign and showcases the variety of tourism attractions and landmarks...
A successful Denbighshire Tourism Forum was held on 9th May 2017 at Oriel House St.Asaph to promote Wales Tourism Week, Dark Skies, Year of Legends and the importance of Denbighshire to the regional tourism offer of North Wales; the event is always a great opportunity...
Join us in celebrating our award-winning area of the UK. North Wales has been listed as one of the Top 10 regions to visit – not just in Great Britain, but in the World. We are pleased – could it have been our warm hospitality?...