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Inquiry into Tourism
- This consultation has completed. It ran from Tuesday, 1 April 2014 to Wednesday, 14 May 2014
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Response to the consultation
Evidence submitted in response to this Consultation
- TOU 1 - The National Showcaves Centre for Wales PDF 44 KB View as HTML (1) 9 KB
- TOU 2 - James Brown PDF 107 KB View as HTML (2) 3 KB
- TOU 3 - Dave Robinson PDF 78 KB View as HTML (3) 5 KB
- TOU 4 - Under the Thatch PDF 25 KB View as HTML (4) 5 KB
- TOU 5 - Ramblers Cymru PDF 781 KB
- TOU 6 - Alliance for National Parks Cymru PDF 221 KB View as HTML (6) 16 KB
- TOU 7 - Campaign For Protection of Rural Wales PDF 752 KB
- TOU 8 - Wales Association of Self Catering Operators PDF 208 KB View as HTML (8) 21 KB
- TOU 9 - South East Wales Directors of Environment and Regeneration PDF 376 KB View as HTML (9) 28 KB
- TOU 10 - Pembrokeshire Tourism PDF 347 KB View as HTML (10) 24 KB
- TOU 11 - Wales Tourism Alliance PDF 179 KB View as HTML (11) 46 KB
- TOU 12 - Wildlife Trusts Wales PDF 343 KB View as HTML (12) 68 KB
- TOU 13 - National Parks Wales PDF 369 KB
- TOU 14 - The National Association for Areas of Natural Beauty PDF 288 KB View as HTML (14) 23 KB
- TOU 15 - Wales Environment Link PDF 261 KB View as HTML (15) 49 KB
- TOU 16 - Visit Britain PDF 306 KB View as HTML (16) 107 KB
- TOU 17 - Professor Stuart Cole PDF 249 KB View as HTML (17) 36 KB
- TOU 17a - Professor Stuart Cole - Additional information PDF 728 KB View as HTML (18) 115 KB
- TOU 18 - Railfuture Cymru PDF 850 KB
- TOU 18 - Railfuture supplementary evidence PDF 2 MB
- TOU 19 - Walkers are Welcome Network UK PDF 100 KB View as HTML (21) 4 KB
- TOU 20 - Steven Campbell-Kelly PDF 101 KB View as HTML (22) 4 KB
- TOU 21 - Capital Traffic Management Ltd PDF 972 KB
- TOU 22 - Conwy County Borough Council PDF 157 KB View as HTML (24) 26 KB
- TOU 23 - National Museum Wales PDF 226 KB View as HTML (25) 17 KB
- TOU 24 - Prof Annette Pritchard PDF 760 KB
- TOU 25 - Welsh Local Government Association PDF 130 KB View as HTML (27) 36 KB
- TOU 26 - Arts Council for Wales PDF 4 MB
- TOU 27 - Federation of Small Businesses PDF 1 MB
Purpose of the consultation
The National
Assembly for Wales’ Enterprise and Business Committee undertook an inquiry into tourism.
Terms of reference:
- To assess progress made by the Welsh Government
towards achieving its Programme for Government commitments relating to
tourism, as well as the suitability of these aims;
- To assess the ambition and deliverability of the
Welsh Government’s aim to grow tourism earnings by 10 per cent by 2020, as
well as progress made towards this aim;
- To assess the suitability and effectiveness of the
structures and support the Welsh Government has in place for the tourism
industry in Wales, and its future plans for regional support.
Issues that the Committee considered as part of these terms of
reference included:
- The clarity and strength of Wales’s tourism “brand”;
- The effectiveness of Welsh Government attempts to
maximise the value of the domestic tourism market;
- The effectiveness of Welsh Government attempts to
maximise the value of the international tourism market;
- Performance of Visit Wales compared with tourism
development agencies in the rest of the UK;
- The success of Visit Wales marketing activities;
- The work of Visit Britain as it relates to Wales,
and the extent of coordination between Visit Britain and Visit Wales;
- The sufficiency and effectiveness of Welsh
Government resources targeted at promoting tourism and supporting Welsh
tourism businesses, and whether it represents good value for money;
- How the Welsh Government monitors and evaluates the
effectiveness of its tourism support and marketing activities;
- The use made of opportunities for funding and other
support from the EU;
- The success of Welsh Government efforts to increase
the quality of Wales’s tourism offer;
- The extent to which the marketing and development of
tourism in Wales makes the most of Wales’s cultural, historical and
natural assets;
- The impact of major events on Wales’s tourism
economy, and the success of Welsh Government attempts to maximise this.
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