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http://shet.news/51vdy Copied! TOURISM chiefs and businesses are hopeful the Shetland community’s renowned resilience and determination will help the beleaguered local industry build on a “slow upwards trend” in bookings for later this year. The successful UK vaccine rollout looks set to enable further reopening of society from late April. And, while many restrictions will remain in force until at least late June, having lost most of the 2020 season hotels, guest houses, tour guides and other tourism providers are eager to make what they can of 2021. 3 of 14Adverts Respo...

Images were widely shared last summer of packed beaches across the country Picture: PA Images Cornwall’s tourism chief has called for moves to cut the number of people visiting the Duchy in the summer and increase winter tourism. Malcolm Bell, chief executive of Visit Cornwall, has also said that Cornwall could be a pilot area for a new register of accommodation providers. His comments were made in a presentation about a Sustainable Tourism Strategy which is being drawn up to look at how the tourism industry should operate in Cornwall in future. The document is aimed at improving th...

Advertisement Britons are pushing back foreign holiday plans for a long-haul 'blow out' in 2022 as they go on staycations this year instead - with UK accommodation already 85 per cent full for this summer, travel experts revealed today. Others are focusing on this Christmas and New Year for a multi-generational big family holiday abroad - with Kenya, Rwanda, South Africa, the Caribbean and even Antarctica proving popular destinations for UK tourists. Extravagant holidays to Kenya and the Caribbean are also getting booked up for next summer along with Australia, with luxury cruise lines also s...

Advertisement Police have railed against 'vague' Government messaging as they ramped up patrols for the Easter bank holiday,  when millions are expected to use the first weekend of eased restrictions to meet with family and friends.  Forces across the country including Merseyside, Humberside, Dorset, Sussex and Cheshire today issued stern warnings that officers will be out enforcing lockdown measures, such as the rule of six.  Residents living around tourism hotspots are even being encouraged to report visiting second-home owners to the police, with Dorset's police chief warning: 'People a...

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