Norfolk tourism businesses named as awards finalists
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 12:17 · Archive
Finalists for the 2027 Suffolk and Norfolk Tourism Awards have been announced, including Blickling Estate, Norwich Castle and Sandringham Estate.
Finalists for the 2027 Suffolk and Norfolk Tourism Awards have been revealed following an announcement at the Suffolk and Norfolk LVEP Tourism Business Conference at The Halls in Norwich. Major attractions including Blickling Estate, Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery, and Sandringham Estate are among those shortlisted, alongside ROARR! in the attractions and experiences categories.
Hotels, guest houses and B&Bs in the running include Byfords in Holt, Ffolkes in Hillington, The Assembly House in Norwich and Blakeney House. In the pub category, The Brisley Bell is Norfolk's sole representative, competing against The Crown in Bildeston and The Guinness Arms. For dining, Mabel the Bakery in Downham Market and Sofia's in Hunstanton are among those competing in the Taste of England Award category.
Other experiences shortlisted include Go Ape Thetford, Aqua Sauna Spa and The Boardroom at Yalm. A spokesman for Visit East of England said the awards programme celebrates businesses and people contributing to the region's visitor economy. The awards ceremony will take place on 11 March at the Sainsbury Centre in Norwich, featuring a formal sit-down dinner.
How it is being reported
- Norfolk businesses revealed as finalists for major tourism awardsThe finalists for the 2027 Suffolk and Norfolk Tourism Awards include Blickling Estate, Norwich Castle and Sandringham Estate.Norwich Evening News · 5 Nov, 12:00
- Norfolk businesses revealed as finalists for major tourism awardsThe finalists for the 2027 Suffolk and Norfolk Tourism Awards include Blickling Estate, Norwich Castle and Sandringham Estate.Eastern Daily Press · 5 Nov, 12:00
In this story: Blickling Estate · Norwich Castle · Sandringham Estate · Visit East of England · Sainsbury Centre · Norfolk · Suffolk
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