Updated guidance on how you can keep safe and what rules are in place to protect people at alert level 4 following announcement last Friday. https://gov.wales/alert-level-4-frequently-asked-questions
As the latest coronavirus (COVID-19) restrictions ask people in Wales to stay local, Visit Wales will be relaunching its Addo campaign, asking the people of Wales to make a promise as they start exploring their local communities once again to care for each other, for our land and for our communities. https://gov.wales/addo-pledge-keep-wales-safe-while-staying-local Assets are available on our asset library for you to download and use within your own social channels and marketing to support the Addo campaign. The campaign creatives will also be available to view shortly – providing a flavour of the style, tone and messaging. Please check back regularly as more assets will be added over the next few weeks. […]
Options for reopening and a final decision will be made at the next review of the regulations on 25 March. Bookings can be made for stays from 27 March, but this is at people’s own risk and they should check with the accommodation provider before they book. This includes: Hotels and other serviced accommodation (e.g. B&Bs, hostels, etc.) that do provide en-suite rooms and can provide room service meals.Other accommodation that is entirely self-contained (e.g. self-catering cottages, apartments, etc.)Glamping or any other accommodation with ensuite shower/bath, WC and kitchen facilitiesHoliday caravans, Touring caravans (including seasonal), motorhomes and campervans where they have their own on-board shower, WC and kitchen facilities Caravan & Touring […]