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Northern Ireland has 170 dog friendly pubs, cafes and restaurants to sniff out
Every dog friendly venue in Belfast and beyond
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Finn outside Belvedere Café Restaurant Belfast, a fully family friendly BYO restaurant (Image: @lynsey&catherine)
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Winners at the 2020 Dorset Tourism Awards include main picture, Al Molo (Giuseppe Vannucci and Tim Newton) top Fish ‘n’ Fritz (Paul Hay and Simone Leanne) the Nothe Fort, and Jurassic Coast Guides (Martin Curtis - pic by David Lewis of Lewis & Weymouth s Al Molo restaurant, Nothe Fort and Fish ‘n’ Fritz restaurant and takeaway were among the winners in a tourism showcase celebrating the best of the best of Dorset. In what has been an unprecedented year for the industry, businesses which have demonstrated resilience and fortitude in coping with the impact of the pandemic were praised at the 2020 Dorset Tourism Awards.
AN AWARDS showcase celebrating the best of the best in the local tourism industry has announced the finalists – at an unprecedented time for the industry. It s been a year like no other for tourism businesses with some struggling to stay afloat amid the pandemic. So news that businesses from Weymouth, Dorchester and west Dorset have made the shortlist of the 2020 Dorset Tourism Awards will come as a very welcome boost. Organisers say the eighth year of the competition has been run in unprecedented times for tourism – but the focus on excellence and feedback for entrants has remained as relevant as ever.