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Tourism in Shropshire

Tourism in Shropshire

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Shropshire is a fantastic place to live and visit. Historic market towns, breathtaking scenes of natural beauty, cultural attractions, outdoor activities, great shopping and equally great places to eat and drink make it an experience to savour.

It's easy to understand why the stunning scenery and quality of life here have inspired famous writers from AE Houseman to PG Wodehouse.

Whether you live locally and simply want a great day out, or if you're coming from further afield to enjoy a full-scale holiday, these webpages will help you plan your visit.

You can find information on where to stay, places to visit and things to do, as well as travel information to help you get here.

Because of its appeal to visitors, Shropshire has a thriving tourism industry which plays a vital role in the local economy.

If you're a local business involved in the tourism industry, take a closer look at the 'Supporting the tourism industry' section. This contains information about the Shropshire Tourism Research Unit (STRU for short). STRU can help you run your business by providing more reliable information about tourism in the county, as well as advice on how to carry out your own research.

For advice and support on interpretation, why not take a look at the 'Sharing the best of Shropshire' pages. Further help is also available for festivals and events organisers. To find out what's on offer, follow the link on this page to the 'Shropshire Arts Service' section.

You can also find information about the county's Tourism Strategy and more.

Tourism businesses hit by the summer floods are being offered expert advice and support from Business Link West Midlands to get up and running again. Follow the link on this page for further information.

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