VisitEngland’s Visitor Attraction winners announced
VisitEngland named the winners of its Visitor Attraction Accolades for 2024-2025.
Awards went to 78 English attractions covering various elements: ‘Welcome’; ‘Best Told Story’; ‘Hidden Gem’; ‘Quality Food and Drink’ and ‘Gold’.
The accolades were awarded based on scores that attractions obtained following their annual VisitEngland Visitor Attraction Quality Scheme assessment.
VisitEngland Director Andrew Stokes said: “These accolades put England’s outstanding attractions in the spotlight. They acknowledge the people who give the warmest welcomes, provide the most mouth-watering food and tell the stories that delight visitors.”
“The excellence on show underlines the quality within the industry, ensuring fantastic visitor experiences.”
VisitEngland’s Visitor Attraction Accolades, now in their 11th year, are awarded to participants of the VisitEngland Visitor Attraction Quality Scheme across a range of tourism attractions,
These span historic houses, gardens, country parks and farm attractions to galleries, museums, churches and cathedrals.
Participating attractions are supported by experienced independent assessors who deliver advice and guidance on improving and promoting the quality, accessibility and sustainability of their facility.
Winning attractions can display the Accolade logo at their attraction, online and in their marketing materials.
The VisitEngland Visitor Attraction Accolades 2024-2025 were presented to winners at a lunch at the British Motor Museum in Warwickshire last week.
The full list of VisitEngland Visitor Attraction Accolades for 2024-2025: VisitEngland Quality Assessment Services | VisitBritain.org
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