Please note you don’t have to be a member of any tourism association to be nominated for to to be nominated for these awards, they are open to all.
Mid Wales is set to celebrate its thriving tourism industry as entries open for the Mid Wales Tourism Awards 2024-25, the first since the Covid pandemic. The awards aim to recognise and showcase the region’s exceptional tourism businesses, organisations, and individuals who drive the sector forward.
With 15 categories available for entry, businesses and individuals have until midnight on August 18 2024 to submit their applications through the awards website, www.midwalestourismawards.co.uk
The categories include:
Best Hotel
Best B&B
Best Guest Accommodation, Restaurant with Rooms or Inn
Best Self Catering
Best Camping or Touring Park
Best Holiday Park or Holiday Home Park
Best Glamping / Quirky Accommodation
Best Activity, Experience or Tour
Best Visitor Attraction
Best Event
Best Place to Eat or Drink
Best Restaurant
Best Third Sector Award
Best Dog Friendly Business
Rising Star
The Rising Star category allows public nominations and is open to entrepreneurial, professional, and business talents of any age making significant strides in the industry. All other categories require direct entries from businesses or organisations.
Winners and finalists will have the opportunity to represent Mid Wales at the Wales National Tourism Awards in Spring 2025. The announcement of category finalists will take place in November with winners revealed at a black-tie awards ceremony.
Exclusive headline and category sponsorship opportunities are available, offering businesses a chance to elevate their profile and demonstrate their support for the tourism sector in Mid Wales.
The awards are organised by Mid Wales Tourism, known as MWT Cymru, with backing from the Mid Wales Regional Tourism Forum and Visit Wales, the Welsh Government’s tourism team. MWT Cymru, a not-for-profit social enterprise, represents and supports over 550 tourism businesses and organisations across Powys, Ceredigion, and Southern Snowdonia.
Steve Hughson, Chair of the Mid Wales Regional Tourism Forum, highlighted the importance of the awards: “These awards present an exciting opportunity to showcase the very best of what Mid Wales has to offer to a wider audience and a chance to celebrate excellence and innovation within the tourism, leisure and hospitality sector – the second largest employer in Mid Wales.”
MWT Cymru’s Chairman, Rowland Rees-Evans, emphasised the significance of the awards: “The Mid Wales Tourism Awards honour businesses, organisations, and individuals who have shown exceptional achievement and dedication to the tourism industry. This is our chance to promote the unique attractions and businesses that make Mid Wales a remarkable destination. I encourage everyone in the sector to participate, promote, or sponsor.”
Zoe Hawkins, MWT Cymru’s Chief Executive, added: “The Mid Wales Tourism Awards 2024-25 mark the first post-Covid awards, fittingly launched last week to coincided with Wales Tourism Week (July 15 – 21), an industry led opportunity to showcase the quality of Welsh tourism.
The awards are a vital opportunity to champion the resilience and strength of our sector and those delivering outstanding customer service. We look forward to receiving applications.”
For more details and to enter, visit www.midwalestourismawards.co.uk
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