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IT HOPED a new £1.25million spa can open its doors in May. Located within the grounds of the Adventure Parc Snowdonia in the Conwy Valley - an award-winning adventure resort which is home to the world’s first inland surf lagoon - the Wave Garden Spa has been designed to make the most of its natural resources and the magnificent landscapes of Snowdonia. The spa has entered product house partnerships with brands Tribe517 and Thalgo. Wave Garden Spa internal shot Tribe 517, headed up by Claire Caddick, is a product line made in Wales using locally sourced natural ingredients. A bespoke product has been made for the Wave Garden Spa which will be used in an massage to soothe the mind and body.
Our expert has chosen 10 of the best breaks for spring or summer
The daffodils are coming into bloom as Wales prepares to celebrate St David’s Day on March 1. But that’s not the only reason to celebrate: the Welsh Government has hinted at an Easter staycation boom with the First Minister, Mark Drakeford, suggesting that self-catering breaks will be possible from April. Book now before prices soar.
1. Surf’s up
A major new opening in North Wales is the hotel and spa at Adventure Parc Snowdonia, an artificial surf reef and activity centre in the Conwy Valley. The hotel has rooms overlooking the inland surf lagoon while the accompanying Wave Garden Spa offers treatments and a wellness space. Customers have access to existing Parc activities, such as the Adrenaline Indoors centre, at extra cost, but new freshwater swimming sessions on the reef are free to hotel guests. The medieval walled town of Conwy is a short drive for local exploring.
Dr Edward Jones of Bangor University’s Business School. Photo: Mandy Jones The grit and innovation shown by North Wales businesses points the way to a bright future for an economy battered by the pandemic, Brexit and wild winter weather. That s the verdict of leading economist Dr Edward Jones, of Bangor University, who has seen reasons to be cheerful over the past 12 months in the resilience shown by people and businesses across the region. That s been backed by a multi-million-pound North Wales Growth Deal and a Hollywood-inspired Wrexham football renaissance - just two of the reasons to be cheerful in 2021.
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