A national campaign is being prepared to help the county’s visitor economy to bounce back. Shropshire Council and Visit Shropshire have announced they will be working together on a national marketing campaign to promote the county. The High Sheriff of Shropshire, Tony Morris-Eyton, has also pledged his support for the campaign, and will be working closely with both organisations on a programme to help the county’s visitor economy recover. It will run between July 2021 and March 2022, and will raise awareness of all that Shropshire has to offer, develop a powerful tourism image, engage with local partners in the visitor economy, and engender local pride. The marketing drive will be co-managed by Visit Shropshire, the county’s destination management organisation and Shropshire Council.
Jan 9, 2021
A survey has been launched to help understand and support Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin s visitor economy.
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Following the latest government announcement and the continued impacts on the visitor economy sector over this pandemic, Shropshire and Telford & Wrekin Councils and representative organisations for the county’s visitor economy have launched a new annual business support survey.
The survey calls for all those working across the tourism and hospitality sector to make their views heard by Wednesday 27 January.
It aims to help plan ahead for reopening and recovery as well as understand industry-specific needs. From hotels and major attractions to self-catering accommodation, experience providers, hospitality businesses and also the vital supply chains that support the sector from laundry companies, food and drink suppliers to transport are all invited to take part.