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    Apr 2022

    Last Updated: 25/04/2022
    Business
    Business

    Business Breakfast: Plans for new Yorkshire tourism body

    by Tamsin O'Brien

    | 26 Apr, 2022
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    On today's Business Breakfast there are calls for tourism businesses to give their views on the replacement of Welcome to Yorkshire and a new property firm is launching in Harrogate.

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    Sam Colley and Thomas Shotton

    Businesses in Yorkshire's tourism industry are being invited to an online event to ask them what they want from a new tourism organisation.

    In March the troubled tourism body Welcome to Yorkshire went into administration as council leaders withdrew funding for it.

    The Yorkshire Leaders Board, which is made up of local authority leaders, says there now needs to be a new approach to marketing the county. It plans to set up a new organisation to replace WTY and will meet in May to agree a timeline for its creation.

    In a statement on the new website Yorkshire Tourism it said:

    "We would like to ensure that Yorkshire's tourism and hospitality businesses, and local destination managers are involved in the development of this organisation. We believe in the power of collaboration and open communication, and look forward to creating a more positive future for the Yorkshire tourism industry."


    If you want to be part of the free Zoom discussion contact Yorkshire Tourism here. 




    Property firm, Artium Group, launches in Harrogate


    A new Harrogate firm specialising in property development, investment, construction, and asset management is to launch.

    Artium Group is headed by property developer Thomas Shotton and chartered surveyor Sam Colley, owner of Ousebank Consultancy.

    The firm will have three subsidiaries; Artium Investments, Artium Construction and Artium Asset Management.

    The pair have already secured projects totalling almost £30m in gross development value including two high-end residential conversion schemes, a leisure conversion with a rooftop in Harrogate and a residential new build scheme in York.

    Mr Colley said:

    "We are thrilled to announce the establishment of Artium Group.
    "Operating initially in Yorkshire and the Humber, we are positive about the prospect of owning and operating a portfolio, focussing on occupiers and their requirements which drive quality throughout and give our investors added confidence."