
One of the cradles of the industrial revolution, Yorkshire has an important and diverse manufacturing heritage as well as a rich tourism and natural heritage. The destination thus seduces a growing number of visitors, who come for a change of scenery and a wide range of activities, but also for business and MICE facilities. Indicators for the local hotel market are in the green and offer an encouraging outlook. Does it have what it takes to continue to attract investments, without suffering and perhaps even benefiting from “Brexit”?
Located in the North of England, on the North Sea, Yorkshire is the biggest region in Great Britain in terms of surface area. It is divided into four counties (North, South, West and East Yorkshire) and has a total of 5.3 million inhabitants, representing 8.4% of the population of the United Kingdom...
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