Congratulations to all the winners from the Cornwall Tourism awards who went on to win at the South West Tourism Awards 2020/21....
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Celebration for Tourism in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly
Celebration for Tourism in Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly The Winners in the 2020/21 Cornwall Tourism Awards have been announced during an emotional and dramatic online Awards Day. In an innovative awards day hosted over five sessions by Daphne Skinnard and Robin Barker on Thursday 25 February this year’s Winners in the Cornwall Tourism Awards have been announced. ...
Welcome Good News for Tourism businesses in Cornwall & the Isles of Scilly
Welcome Good News for Tourism businesses in Cornwall and the Isles of ScillyThe Finalists have been announced for the 2020/21 Cornwall Tourism Awards after an extended ten-month programme. 113 entries were received into the awards, with 77 selected as finalists who are now in suspense until the Awards day scheduled for 25 February, when they will learn whether they have won Gold, Silver, Bronze or...
Extended Deadline for Business Leader & Unsung Hero Nominations
With this week’s COVID announcements and their impacts on tourism we have decided to extend the deadline for Business Leader and Unsung Hero nominations until Sunday 29 November. Both categories are especially suitable for third party nomination of outstanding individuals, and in this extraordinary year we hope you might be able to spend a little time reflecting on this and submitting ...
Two Categories Still Open For Entry
With entry now closed for most categories, we still have two awards open for nomination: Be the Business – Business Leader Award – this is a special ‘Business Leader of the Year’ award which we are running in partnership with Be the Business. The aim of the award is to identify and celebrate leadership in Cornish tourism, with the goal that it will encourage others ...
Marketing through Autumn & Winter 2020 - an update from Clockwork Marketing
Last week the Government announced further mandatory requirements to help suppress the rising number of new Coronavirus cases across the UK. The range of measures impact the hospitality industry once again with face coverings now compulsory in hotels, restaurants and pubs for guests unless they are eating or sat down, opening hours and the rule of six group restrictions....
