Posted on July - 02 - 2011
Marketing Cheshire efforts paying dividends, new figures reveal
PROMOTION body Marketing Cheshire has helped drive more than £1.2m in vital investment to support tourism businesses across rural Cheshire.
So far, 16 major projects in Cheshire and Warrington have received £463,000 of grants, levering in £740,000 of private sector investment, new figures show.
They include the conversion of redundant farm buildings into B&Bs, hotel refurbishment, increasing the grading of camping and caravan parks, creating a children’s play area and supporting the growth of local events.
Marketing Cheshire chief executive Chris Brown said: “These figures show just how much is being delivered into rural communities through this initiative.”
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