With two magnificent national parks, stunning coastline, beautiful villages, and vibrant towns and cities, it’s no wonder that Yorkshire attracts millions of visitor every year.
The Yorkshire Post Tourism Awards 2023 will highlight the best visitor-led businesses in the region. Hosted by Leeds United TV host and Virgin Radio presenter Rich Williams, the ceremony is designed to celebrate the very best of the region’s hoteliers, B&Bs, restaurants, theme parks, visitor attractions and all businesses which attract tourists to Yorkshire. Mr Williams returns to the role for a second year after hosting the inaugural event in 2022.
This event will celebrate the brightest and best tourist enterprises in the country as the sector bounces back from the pressures caused by the pandemic.” He added: 'I would encourage tourism businesses of all shapes and sizes to enter these awards. They will act as a showcase for all that is good in God's Own County.
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