Exploring Hospitality and Tourism Landscape at Pembrokeshire

EXPLORING HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM
LANDSCAPE
AT
PEMBROKESHIRE

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION 2
Visitor Attractions and Activities 2
Access-Ease of getting to the destination and moving around the destination: 3
Hospitality and tourism factors 4
Image 5
Local and national tourism planning 5
Community attitudes and Human resource 6
CONCLUSION 6
REFERENCES 7

INTRODUCTION
Pembrokeshire is a country in South-West of Wales (UK). It is rated as second best coastline in the world by
National Geographic magazine.
It is known for family holiday packages, its water sports, the freshest seafood and coastal walks all in its
spectacular landscape.
Tourist are attracted by scenery, landscape and abundant wildlife.
Tourists are attacked by a variety of activities offered and the wildlife of Pembrokeshire.
This presentation will discuss the attractions, ease of getting to the destination, Hospitality and tourism and
its tourism planning by statutory bodies. Community's attitudes and HR will also be discussed.

Visitor Attractions and Activities
Capacity
More than 4.3 million tourists can visit and stay at Pembrokeshire on an average of 6 days.
On an average 2 Million people visit the country each day.
Quality and attractiveness
The country has a variety of animal parks, theme parks, Museum and other visitor attractions like historic
forts and theatres.
The beaches of Pembrokeshire has won several awards.
The country's parks and coast have been ranked as one of the top 5 and top 2 in the world.