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Rural accommodation company Yonder launches in the UK
US / UK: Austin-based travel platform Yonder, which invites people to reconnect with the natural world with its nature-based accommodation focus, has launched its UK collection.
It features 5000, and growing, accommodation choices across the country as it aims to tap into the increasing interest in rural holidays.
Yonder was founded in 2018 by Montana-based Tim Southwell on the principles of connection, community and coexistence between people and the natural world.
As a permaculture farmer and farm stay owner, Southwell was frustrated by mainstream booking sites under-serving the farm stay community. This led him to discover the tremendous opportunity for a platform that not only connected guests to farms but to a diverse array of nature immersive experiences.
US Rural Accommodation Specialist Yonder Launches In UK
AUSTIN, Texas, May 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Yonder, the US based travel platform that invites people to reconnect with the natural world with its nature based accommodation focus, is today launching its UK collection. It features 5000, and growing, accommodation choices across the country aiming to tap into the increasing interest in rural holidays.
Yonder was founded in 2018 by U.S. Montana-based Tim Southwell on the principles of connection, community and coexistence between people and the natural world.
As a permaculture farmer and farm stay owner, Mr. Southwell was frustrated by mainstream booking sites under-serving the farm stay community. This led him to discover the tremendous opportunity for a platform that not only connected guests to farms but to a diverse array of nature immersive experiences.
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Hospitality and tourism leaders have criticised the Covid restrictions which prevent the sectors reopening.
They were speaking as England s lockdown rules eased further, with pub gardens and restaurants among the places able to reopen.
Waiting two weeks before reopening will come at a cost to Scotland s economy of £20 million, they warned.
Representatives of the sectors agreed that public health had to be a priority but insisted they were safe to reopen.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has linked the decision to significantly ease restrictions to the rollout of the Covid vaccine.
With everyone in all nine priority groups expected to have received their first jab by mid-April, she said the government would have confidence to begin opening up hospitality from 26 April.