Cornwall Tourism Awards: The finalists announced

By Joseph Macey

19th Jan 2021 | Local News

Businesses in and around Helston will be in the final.
Businesses in and around Helston will be in the final.

The Finalists have been announced for the 2020/21 Cornwall Tourism Awards after an extended ten-month programme - the finalists also include various businesses around Helston.

113 entries were received into the awards, with 77 selected as finalists. A further 14 received Commended status.

The 19th year of the competition has been run in unprecedented times for tourism, but the focus on excellence and feedback for entrants has remained as relevant as ever.

Malcolm Bell, Head of VisitCornwall, said:

"In what has been an extraordinary year for Cornwall it is refreshing to have something for our excellent tourism businesses to celebrate. Many congratulations to everyone for your ongoing investments in excellence."

Who is in the final?

Dog Friendly Business of the Year, The Cornish Seal Sanctuary, Gweek.

Glamping Business of the Year, Wych Elm Glamping, Coverack.

Smalls Hotel of the Year, Mullion Cove Hotel & Spa, Mullion.

Spa and Wellbeing Experience of the Year, Mullion Cove Spa, Mullion.

Wildlife Friendly Tourism Business Award, The Cornish Seal Sanctuary, Gweek.

Commended

Large Hotel of the Year, Polurrian on the Lizard, Mullion.

The finalists now wait in suspense until the awards day scheduled for 25th February, when they will learn whether they have won Gold, Silver, Bronze or a Special award.

Deborah Heather of headline sponsors Quality in Tourism added:

"Despite experiencing one of the worst crises in living memory, the Cornwall Tourism and Hospitality industry continues to show resilience and shines with some truly inspirational entries to this year's awards."

Click here to see more from the Cornwall Tourism Awards.

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