CORONAVIRUS lockdown had a “significant impact” on visitor numbers to Pembrokeshire Coast National Park attractions but the work of staff and volunteers meant the summer season they did have was a success. Director of countryside, community and visitor services James Parkin presented a report about the impact of Covid-19 on visitor services which “highlights the devastating impact of Covid on the visitor economy of Pembrokeshire.” Mr Parkin told members of the authority’s operational review committee that the drop in tourism activity during the main season of 2020 was “in the region of 50 per cent.” “I thought it might even have been bigger than that, it does show that when visitors were coming it bounced back to a degree,” he added.