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West Lindsey Council works with businesses to boost region’s tourism economy

Leisure and tourism businesses in West Lindsey are being offered free workshops designed to maximise the visitor economy in the district.

West Lindsey District Council is working with Unmissable England, who specialise in experiential tourism, to offer business support and training to tourism businesses across the country.

Two new free workshops are now available this autumn, via funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund for West Lindsey businesses which are aimed at the leisure and tourism sector.

Cllr Lesley Rollings, Chair of Prosperous Communities and Corporate Policy Committee, said she is delighted that more free training has become available for businesses. She said: “Supporting our businesses is vital in stimulating the growth and development of the district. These workshops are a great opportunity to receive specialist advice from real tourism experts which in turn will add value to our visitor economy and further boost our fantastic offer”.

Chris Brant, Director & Experiential Tourism Advisor at Unmissable England, said: “I am thrilled to return to West Lindsey District to present these training workshops,” said Chris Brant, tourism advisor from Unmissable England. “It’s a wonderful opportunity to help local businesses enhance their marketing strategies and improve accessibility, ensuring a more inclusive and successful tourism experience for all.”

Full details of the workshop dates are on the West Lindsey District Council web site.

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