* Llangollen Canal is a key tourism feature of the county.
Businesses are being invited to a free tourism forum this October.
The Denbighshire Tourism Forum takes place on Wednesday, October 5 at the Oriel House, St Asaph, from 10.30am-1.30pm.
The forum provides an opportunity for delegates to hear about the latest developments and meet other like-minded businesses and share experiences.
Keynote speaker is Graham Boase, who will be providing a chief executive’s view of tourism in Denbighshire County Council.
He will be followed by Tom Barham, Chief Officer of Denbighshire Voluntary Services Council, who will be discussing the recruitment and retention of volunteers.
The third and final speaker is Anna Taylor, owner of Chilly Cow ice cream, who will be telling the story of this family business and how it’s gone from strength to strength since it established in 2014.
Ian Lebbon, Chair of Denbighshire Destination Management Partnership, said: “The forum is a great platform for everyone in the sector to get together and share their knowledge, ideas and plans to ensure sustained future tourism growth. It’s not only for tourism businesses, it’s a good opportunity for students and anyone with an interest in tourism to hear from industry experts.”
Tourism plays a
vital part in Denbighshire’s economy, with a total economic impact in 2021 of
over £432 million, and over 4 million visits made to the county.
* A variety of information stands will be present including Clwydian Range & Dee Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Business Wales, North Wales Tourism, Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod and Working Denbighshire. Book your free Tourism Forum place here - https://denbighshiretourismforumoct2022.eventbrite.co.uk
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