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Rose Award winners revealed
Congratulations to the 100 winners of the 2022 Rose Awards, celebrating accommodation businesses who provide visitors with the warmest of welcomes.
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VisitEngland Awards
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Employ and manage staff
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Make your business accessible
Use our free online tool to provide potential customers, including disabled people, with important accessibility information about your business.
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Know your legal obligations
Ensure your business is compliant with the latest regulations with the help of the online Pink Book: Legislation for Tourist Accommodation.
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Join our quality assessment schemes for accommodation and attractions and get a host of benefits.
Our research
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Domestic COVID-19 consumer sentiment
The fortnightly tracking survey was set up to understand domestic intent to take short breaks and holidays both within the UK and abroad.
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Domestic day visits in 2019
The Annual Great Britain Day Visits Survey 2019 results are now available.
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Domestic overnight trips in 2019
The report highlights that the volume of domestic overnight trips taken in GB increased +4% to 122.8 million, while spend on these trips increased +3% to £24.7 billion in 2019 vs 2018.
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